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American Airlines pilots given too much Christmas holiday

American Airlines Fleet LAX   All American Airlines wants for Christmas is… some pilots. It has been revealed that an estimated 15,000 of the company's flights scheduled to run over the festive period do not have an assigned pilot due to a computer glitch. The software error gave time off to too many pilots

Kenya Airways Engineers on a Go-Slow Demanding International Salaries

Kenya Airways' Maintenance, Technical & Engineering Wing Share Price Jumps From Sh2 to Sh12 After Two Weeks Break Nairobi (Capital FM) — Kenya Airways Engineers are currently on a go-slow that could potentially delay flights. According to a reliable source from the airline, the engineers are demanding for an increase in salaries barely

FedEx’s new Cessna deal creates launch point for pilot training program

FedEx’s Cessna SkyCourier 408   The U.S.-assembled feeder aircraft will continue fleet upgrade FedEx Express on Tuesday announced a major purchase of U.S.-assembled feeder aircraft to continue a push to modernize its 659-aicraft fleet. The Memphis-based air express unit of FedEx Corp. said it has agreed to buy 50 Cessna SkyCourier 408 aircraft with options to

British Airways owner IAG buys Monarch’s Gatwick slots

The deal gives IAG the winter and summer slots at the UK's second-busiest airport, and will likely be used for long-haul flights. British Airways owner IAG has secured take-off and landing slots at London's Gatwick airport that used to belong to Monarch before it collapsed. IAG said the deal would enable

Mumbai airport handles 969 flights In 24 hours; sets new world record

An AAI official said the Mumbai airport handles a minimum of 46 flights per hour.   Mumbai International Airport broke its own record of 935 on Friday by handling 969 takeoffs and landings in its single runway. MUMBAI - Creating a new world record for single-runway operations, Mumbai airport handled 969 take-offs and landings in 24

2 planes clip wings at New York’s JFK airport

The right wing of EgyptAir Flight 986 clipped the left wing of Virgin Atlantic Flight 4C while taxing on the runway at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Monday, Nov. 27, 2017. (@SENTIENTIST VIA TWITTER) NEW YORK (AP) — A plane has clipped wings with another plane while taxiing at New York’s

FAAN to Rehabilitate Enugu Airport Runway Before Christmas

Airport certified ready for emergency response Abuja - The Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has said that the agency plans to rehabilitate the runway of the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu before the high Christmas traffic, Thisday reported. This was disclosed by the Managing Director of the

How pilots cut corners to make up for lost time on delayed flights

Inside a Plane'Cockpit Sometimes flight delays pile up and cause a domino effect, pushing back the times of late-afternoon and evening flights, which can be incredibly frustrating. Once you're finally on board and ready for takeoff, your pilot might announce that they're going to try to "make up for lost time" during the

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