ANN REALTIME REPORTING 09.05.08 2000 EDT: It's
an announcement likely to surprise few in the industry. Late Friday
afternoon, Boeing conceded that mediated talks with the
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
failed, without reaching agreement on a new collective bargaining
agreement.
The results are in following an FAA audit of US airline
compliance with Airworthiness Directives, announced in April... and
the agency says the results are encouraging.
With the
start of the Qantas A380 service scheduled for
October 20, the Australian flag carrier is making terminal changes
to more efficiently accommodate passengers flying into and out of
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Qantas currently operates
out of Terminals 3 and 4, and Tom Bradley International Terminal
(TBIT).
Spirit Airlines acknowledged Thursday the Air Line Pilots
Association had filed a lawsuit against the airline seeking to
require the Airline to reverse certain work rule and other changes
implemented by the company over the past two months.
New Jacksonville Facility May Train Pilots For Chinese
Airlines
Commercial Airline Pilot Training (CAPT) Program announced
Thursday it has received official notification from the General
Administration of Civil Aviation of China granting approval for
CAPT's Cecil campus to train students to fly for airlines in
China.
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