4 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Delta offers travel options to travelers affected by Ida; American lists hurricane policy
Every time a weather issue like a hurricane or tropical storm occurs, travelers are left wondering... Will my flight be able to be changed? Will I have to pay an extra fee? During the past several months, when storms have threatened safe travel, the major airlines have offered to allow passengers to rebook within a certain time period without a ...
12 hrs ago | The Seattle Times
U.S. airlines boost on-time arrivals
The percentage of airline flights in September that arrived within 15 minutes of schedule, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
New power for the thought police
Last week I wrote of the two pilots who overshot Minneapolis by 20 minutes or so.
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Dwain Walden: Ia m going to cut them some slack
Back on Oct. 26, a Northwest Airlines flight flew over its intended landing spot in Minneapolis by 150 miles before the pilots recognized the error and turned around.
Simon: The Bombastic Fog Engulfs Fort Hood
Transcript Expecting journalists not to speculate is like expecting chimps not to scratch themselves.
FAA: Military should have been told sooner by controllers about Northwest Airlines plane
The Northwest Airlines pilots who overshot their Minneapolis destination by 150 miles have prompted the Obama administration to broaden its look at distracted driving to include distracted flying, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Wednesday.
North Dakota Sen. Byron Dorgan will propose a measure to ban the use of laptop computers and other "personal electronic devices" in airliner cockpits in response to the distraction of two Northwest Airlines pilots last month that they say led to their missing their destination of Minneapolis.
Air Travelers Are Feeling the Squeeze
If your most recent flight felt crowded, it was. Most domestic airlines reported that the load factor - the percentage of seats filled - topped 80 percent for the third quarter as carriers cut flights out of their schedules.
FAA Comes To Colo. For Flight 188 Investigation
Share + Nov 4, 2009 5:57 pm US/Mountain LONGMONT, Colo. 1 of 1 Two Northwest Airlines pilots have lost their licenses due to their behavior during a flight in which they overshot their destination by 150 miles.
FAA rules LAX incursion not serious; new lights considered
The Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday determined that there was ample time and distance between a pair of passenger jetliners that came within 80 feet of each other during a runway incursion reported last week at Los Angeles International Airport.
Delta to add DTW to Hong Kong, Seoul routes
Delta Air Lines plans to add new nonstop service from Detroit Metro Airport to Hong Kong and Seoul, South Korea, making good on its promise to transform its second-largest hub into a gateway to Asia.
Union withdraws Delta election bid
The union for Northwest Airlines flight attendants withdrew its request for a union vote, opting to wait for potential new rules that could make it easier to organize workers at the combined Delta Air Lines.
Rule would boost unions at airlines, railroads
Workers at U.S. airlines and railroads would have an easier time forming unions under a rule proposed by the National Mediation Board.
Police: Breathalyzer-costumed man cited for DUI
Visalia police officer Jon Pree graduated from the school of hard knocks, except his was on two wheels, traveled on high-speed slalom runs.
FAA Chief: Pilots Must Refocus on Professionalism
The nation's top aviation official says the Northwest Airlines pilots who overshot Minneapolis are part of a larger problem of professionalism among commercial airline pilots.
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New NMB rule to benefit rail, plane unions
NEW YORK - Organized labor appears to be gaining the upper hand in the skies and on rails, as labor and business battle for influence under the Obama administration.
Investigation Continues on Jet Landing On Taxiway
Within hours after the NTSB interviewed the pilots of Northwest Airlines Flight 188, the world knew they had used laptop computers in the cockpit of their aircraft.
Union seeks election delay, angering Delta
The Association of Flight Attendants union withdrew its application for an election at Delta Air Lines, saying it wants to wait for a proposed rule change that would make it easier for the union to win.
Continental president says airline would consider merger with United
A pair of Continental Airlines 737's park at the terminal while another jet lands at Houston's Bush International Airport.
Mayday! Northwest's Buzz Score Crashes
The domestic airline sector had been the subject of low-flying buzz. But consumer perception took a turn for the worse when Northwest Airlines Flight 188 missed its destination due to pilots who had their heads in the clouds.
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