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September 30, 2015

Ukraine Bans Russian Flights

Imposes Sanctions On Moscow For Support Of Separatists

The government of Ukraine says it will ban Russian airlines from operating in the country because of Moscow's support of separatists in eastern Ukraine. .

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FAA Proposes $114,975 Civil Penalty Against Sun Country Airlines

Alleges The Airline Failed To Conduct Necessary Drug And Alcohol Testing

The FAA has proposed a $114,975 civil penalty against MN Airlines, LLC, doing business as Sun Country Airlines, for allegedly violating federal drug and alcohol testing regulations.

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Union: Allegiant Pilot Was Fired For Emergency Landing

Airline Told The FAA There Was Nothing Wrong With The Plane

The pilot of an Allegiant Airlines flight from St. Pete-Clearwater, Florida airport to Maryland June 8 returned to the airport after a flight attendant reported smelling "smoke/fumes" similar to burning rubber shortly after takeoff. The pilot declared an emergency and landed back at the departure airport, the plane's emergency slides were deployed, and the 141 passengers were evacuated.

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Aviation Industry, Charities, Others Join Forces To Improve Disaster Response

Initiative Part Of A Clinton Global Initiative

Humanitarian relief organization Airlink have announced a partnership to improve disaster response as part of a Clinton Global Initiative Commitment to Action. The commitment titled “Help is on the Way” aims to build a global disaster response network of airlines, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and other donors dedicated to improving the process through which disaster response services are provided.

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Gary Jet Center Sues Gary/Chicago International Airport Authority

Says The Airport "Unilaterally" Quadrupled Its Rent

Gary Jet Center, a tenant at the Gary/Chicago International Airport, has filed a lawsuit against the airport authority and its private operator over a rent dispute.

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U.K. Airports Commission Head Criticizes Gatwick Claims

Letter Sent To Department Of Transport And Prime Minister David Cameron

The head of the U.K. Airports Commission, which was charged with recommending which airport in the London area should be expanded to accommodate growth, has sent a letter to the U.K. Department of Transport and Prime Minister David Cameron critical of claims made by Gatwick Airport over noise and air pollution.

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