TSA is testing a new search procedure at Boston's Logan
International airport, as well as Las Vegas-McCarran, in which a
palms-down frisking technique is replacing the former "back of the
hands" search. And one civil rights group has already raised
questions about the practice.
Recently-Approved Airline Will Launch Operations With Three
A319s
Lhasa-based Tibet Airlines has chosen the Airbus A319 to build
up its fleet and is set to become Airbus’ newest customer in
China. The airline, which obtained the approval of the Civil
Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) in March 2010, has signed a
commitment to acquire three A319s.
ALPA Brings Pilots’ Perspective to FAA Partnership for
Safety Symposium
'Communication' was the primary topic last week as the Air Line
Pilots Association brought the views of nearly 53,000 airline
pilots to the FAA’s Partnership for Safety Symposium, and
made clear the importance of ensuring that every professional
involved in the operation of a flight adheres to the highest
possible communications standards.
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