Heating system may be cause of fire in UAL flight, judge rules for Delta in case against Mesa Air Group, NTSB holds forum for pilots and controllers
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Airbus orders going slowly, NTSB recommends life vests on all planes and bird resistant engines, Las Vegas sees signs of gambling and business comeback
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First Allegiant Boeing order is for 757s Until now, Allegiant Air has operated MD-80s. Now they are acquiring B757s in preparation for its new service to Hawaii. Allegiant said Friday that it expects to spend $75 million to $90 million through 2012 acquiring and preparing the 757s for service. Allegiant said it has the ability [...]
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Kingfisher joins with oneworld, NTSB asks to monitor pilot conversations, U.S. passenger revenue rose in January
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NTSB blames pilot error in Colgan crash, AA managers may fill in for flight attendants if they go on strike, NCL Olympic charter canceled because of low bookings
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Faulty landing gear door may be cause of collapse in United crash landing, Montana airport may replace TSA with private firm, Air New Zealand named airline of the year
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Thousands of construction workers, city representatives, employees, and MGM Mirage officials were there on Tuesday for the opening of Vdara Hotel and Spa, the first hotel to open at the new CityCenter.
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The latest excuse offered by the pilots of Northwest flight 188 for missing the Minneapolis airport by 150 miles is, my laptop made me do it! Kinda. Actually in pilot-speak, they claimed they “lost situational awareness.” According to federal investigators, the wayward crew blamed their oversight on a perfect storm of individually trivial events that [...]
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American Express Business Travel is predicting that global-wide international and long-haul business class airfares will rise between one and six percent in 2010.
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The National Transportation Safety Board will take a piece of the fuselage near the hole of the Southwest Boeing 737-300 that made an emergency landing Monday night.
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