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| 07.07.2008 |
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Semi-Annual Jet Aircraft Value Listing
Only Values of a Few Widebodies Avoid Decline Over just six months values have again felt the chill wind of a downturn as fuel prices soar to record levels. The aircraft most vulnerable to a fall are essentially those no longer in production. Operators are...
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| 07.03.2008 |
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Feds Investigating Eclipse Safety
As investigation into the certification of the Eclipse 500 has been launched by the Department of Transportation’s Inspector General after Federal Aviation Administration employees claimed the very light jet had known unresolved safety problems when it...
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| 07.03.2008 |
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BBD, Comair Celebrate RJ Anniversary
On June 1, 1993, Comair launched North American CRJ regional jet service and ushered in the regional industry's jet age with a flight from the airline’s base at Cincinnati to Toronto. On June 26, 2008, the 15th anniversary was celebrated at...
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| 07.03.2008 |
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Boeing and the Blimp?
Some of us who headed to Montreal in early May for the American Helicopter Society International's annual gathering were intrigued by hints that Boeing would break some news there. Specifically, a well-informed insider or two at the Army Aviation Assn of...
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| 07.03.2008 |
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'Fast Lanes' for July 4 Holiday
The U.S. military is making its controlled airspace available for commercial airline flights off the East Coast during the July Fourth weekend to help reduce delays for air travelers...
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| 07.03.2008 |
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FAA Stubborn on Reform
The Department of Transportation’s inspector general says the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) refuses to implement some of its recommended measures designed to prevent serious lapses in airline oversight. On June 30, DOT issued a review of the...
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| 07.02.2008 |
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Midwest Restructuring
Midwest Airlines hired restructuring specialists Seabury Group to help it navigate the industry’s economic and fuel crises, which includes grounding a third of its mainline fleet and turning its regional airline partner, Skyway, into a ground services...
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| 07.02.2008 |
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Trans States Loses AE Flying in Pilot Deal
American Eagle and pilots represented by the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) have reached an accord aimed at preserving pilot jobs as th regional airline parks 65 regional...
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| 07.02.2008 |
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Industry Leaders to Meet on Crash Response
Industry leaders plan to meet in Montreal July 8 to discuss the ramifications of this week's midair collision of air ambulances in Arizona and other accidents. One area of concern is to how to inject into television and newspaper coverage the message that the...
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| 07.01.2008 |
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Rotorcraft Report: Flawed Air Tour Maintenance Cited
COMMERCIAL | TOURISM Operators and the FAA should crack down on faulty maintenance practices involved in two recent accidents that are common in air tours, according to the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board. That is based on probes into the March 8...
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| 07.01.2008 |
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TCCA-EWR Outpacing Projections
In the three months since Porter launched its Toronto City Centre Airport-New York service via Newark Liberty International Airport, the growth has made New York Porter's most successful new destination to date, with the Toronto-Newark route performing 80 per...
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| 07.01.2008 |
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XJT to Issue More Stock to Cover Debt
ExpressJet Holdings stockholders approved the issuance of the number of shares of its common stock as may be reasonably necessary to repurchase all of the company's outstanding 4.25 percent convertible notes due 2023 and an increase of the company's...
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| 07.01.2008 |
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N.Y. Resort Town Clears Heavier Aircraft
The Southampton Village, N.Y. Board of Trustees approved raising the weight limit of helicopters landing at the Southampton...
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| 07.01.2008 |
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Avoiding Fireworks
With the July 4 holiday approaching, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is reminding the traveling public that they are not permitted to carry fireworks, even sparklers, aboard aircraft. This includes both carry-on and checked bags because of the...
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| 07.01.2008 |
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US, Europe Aviation Safety Pact
FAA Acting Administrator Bobby Sturgell and European Commission VP-Transport Antonio Tajani have signed a safety agreement that "broadens and deepens the regulatory collaboration between the FAA and its European counterparts in EASA and national...
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| 06.30.2008 |
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Happy Birthday, America
Regional Aviation News will take a brief break to celebrate America’s Independence Day. After all, contrary to popular belief, our founding fathers took the...
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| 06.30.2008 |
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Ice Research Predicts Hazardous Cloud Formations
Researchers at New Jersey’s Rowan University are testing ways to detect icing conditions pilots should avoid. The Rowan team has been focusing on ice clouds and crystals, developing an ice cloud chamber and measuring its change in polarization...
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| 06.30.2008 |
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AE Takes Brunt of AA Cuts
American is drastically cutting American Eagle flights at La Guardia in a bid to restore operational reliability, according to the airline, which is cutting only five departures at the airport to American Eagle's 37. The airline cited the fact that both AA...
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| 06.30.2008 |
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New Taxiway at LAX
Los Angeles airline, airport and city officials celebrated the opening of a new center taxiway between the southern two runways at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). The taxiway project, which began April 2007, was completed on budget and four days...
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| 06.30.2008 |
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Mesa Stock Too Low for NASDAQ
Mesa avoided being delisted for its failure to comply with the minimum bid price requirement for continued listing n NASDAQ. In a letter to the airline dated June 18, NASDAQ staff gave Mesa 180 days or until December 15 to regain compliance which means its...
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