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September 21, 2011

Boeing's Ganzarski: Training Profession Must Advance

Company Predicts 460,000 New Pilots Needed By 2030

Boeing says 460,000 new commercial pilots will be needed by the year 2030, at the same time the military is moving wholesale into unmanned vehicles, pinching off a major traditional source of new jet pilots. On Tuesday, a Boeing exec explained what he thinks will be needed to close the gap.

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Bombardier To Reduce CRJ Aircraft Production Rate

No Manpower Impact Anticipated

In what it calls an effort to align with current market demand, Bombardier has taken a measured step  to reduce the production output of its CRJ aircraft, effective January 2012. As a result of mitigation actions, which include employee transfers to other current and in development aircraft programs at Bombardier Aerospace, no manpower impact is anticipated.

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Ryanair Debuts Novel Revenue Stream

Prepaid Affinity MasterCard Earns Waiver Of Transaction Fee

Ryanair will now generously allow you to bypass the £6 fee for booking with a debit or credit card by using the new "Ryanair Cash Passport," its specially branded MasterCard. But it's a prepaid card, so the airline reportedly earns interest on your money before you ever buy your ticket.

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AD: Dornier 328-100, -300

AD NUMBER: 2011-18-13

MANUFACTURER: 328 Support Services GmbH (Type Certificate Previously Held by AvCraft Aerospace GmbH; Fairchild Dornier GmbH; Dornier Luftfahrt GmbH) Model 328-100 and -300 Airplanes

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ATA Opposes Obama's Proposed Aviation Taxes

Says Increases Will Burden Passengers, Impact Demand, Cost Jobs

The Air Transport Association of America (ATA has joined the chorus calling on lawmakers to oppose President Obama's proposals to impose a new $100 departure tax on every flight and to triple the passenger security tax to reduce the deficit. ATA predicts hiking aviation taxes would hurt economic recovery, further burden airlines and customers and cost jobs.

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