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September 11, 2012

Gear Door From B767 Falls In WA Neighborhood

Part Apparently Separated From An Airplane Friday Morning

A landing gear door about the size of a refrigerator hit the ground in a residential neighborhood in Kent, WA, Friday, according to the FAA. The part was confirmed to have come from a Boeing 767.

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Woman Reportedly Prevented From Boarding Flight For 'Bad Attitude'

TSA Agent Admits That Safety Was Not The Reason She Was Barred From Flying

A woman who refused to allow TSA to test a bottle of water she had bought after clearing security at a Houston airport was not allowed to board her flight, and a TSA agent's admission that the reason she was refused boarding was because of her "attitude" was captured on a video.

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Flight Attendants At American Eagle Ratify Bankruptcy Agreement

Offer Approved By 87 Percent Of Voting Members

Flight attendants at American Eagle, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA), have approved a tentative agreement with management. This agreement, which includes substantial improvements over management's original bankruptcy term sheet as well as their Last Best Final Offer, was approved by 87 percent of voting AFA members.

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Airplane Explosives Hoax The Result Of A Bad Breakup

Pictures Posted On Facebook Led New Boyfriend To Phone In The Threat

That explosives hoax that caused a US Airways flight to return to Philadelphia last week was apparently the result of a bad breakup ... and a jealous new boyfriend ... and ultimately ended in the arrest of the innocent party in the hoax on drug charges.

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