TSA TO REVIEW SCREENING PROCEDURES
The US Transportation Security Administrator (TSA) has publically stated that it will review airline passenger screening procedures after a flurry of protests over its current “invasive” procedures. T...
The US Transportation Security Administrator (TSA) has publically stated that it will review airline passenger screening procedures after a flurry of protests over its current “invasive” procedures. T...
President of the Philippines Aquino has stated he wants local airlines to be at par with foreign airlines in terms of equipment, service and privileges of their pilots and employees. “Our Filipino pil...
Indian competition watchdog, Competition Commission of India (CCI), has fined Kingfisher Airlines Rs 1 crore for not supplying information requested by CCI following the airline’s proposed strategic a...
Former transport minister for Canada John Baird has stated that allowing carriers from the United Arab Emirates to fly to more routes in Canada would have cost the country “tens of thousands of jobs”,...
East African airline Jetlink Express has sued Kenya Airways for defamation. Jetlink has accused the national airline of sending out communications with the intent of defaming and undermining it, say...
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has announced it is launching an aviation manpower programme (AMP) to help recruit skilled aviation workers. The five-year $9 million budget is the...
Following the crash in Mangalore that killed 158 caused by Serbian-born pilot Zlatko Glusica, India has tightened the rules for expatriate pilots seeking jobs in the country. From 1 December, fore...
Delta Air Lines’ baggage handlers have rejected unionization by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. Flight attendants also rejected moves to unionize early in the mon...
Today Safran will be forced to declare its intentions over a possible bid for aerospace supplier Zodiac after the French financial market authority ordered the aero-engine and defence group to end ...
The Indian Directorate General of Civil Aviation has issued notices to all airline CEOs asking them to explain why travellers were being charged excessive fares. The move follows a probe by the regula...
Trade association, the Air Transport Association of America (ATA) called for significant revisions to the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) proposal on Flightcrew Member Duty and Rest Requiremen...
French financial regulator the Autorite des Marches Financiers has fined aerospace-services company GECI Aviation and a company board member for publishing misleading information and trading on inside...
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