www The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced traffic results for September showing diverging trends for cargo and passenger traffic. Passenger traffic was 5.6% higher than the… IATA: September Passenger Traffic Rises But Freight Declines
October 31, 2011
IATA: September Passenger Traffic Rises But Freight Declines
Lagos and Nairobi on Royal Jordanian route network starting December
www Royal Jordanian will reach two new destinations, to Lagos and Nairobi, in December. The move is expected to help both RJ and the tourism sector in the kingdom benefit from the tourism potential… Lagos and Nairobi on Royal Jordanian route network starting December
Schiphol’s winter timetable takes effect
www Two new airlines and twelve new destinations
Schiphol’s winter timetable took effect on Sunday, 30 October. Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is pleased to welcome two new airlines, Air Europa, with … Schiphol’s winter timetable takes effect
Boeing to Establish Commercial Crew Program Office in Florida
www The Boeing Company [NYSE: BA] today announced plans to consolidate its Commercial Crew program office, manufacturing and operations at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC). Boeing, in partnership with … Boeing to Establish Commercial Crew Program Office in Florida
Aviation Nation returns to Nellis AFB
Aviation Nation, the annual Open House and largest free public event in Nevada, returns Nov. 12-13 to Nellis Air Force Base. Continue Reading »
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Aviation Nation returns to Nellis AFB
Iowa photo contest winners announced
The winners of the annual Iowa Aviation Photography Contest have been announced. Each winner will receive customized framed certificates for their entries. Winning photos will also be featured on the Office of Aviation website and in other material used in aviation outreach and education efforts that promote aviation in Iowa, according to state officials. Information on next year’s contest is also online.
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Iowa photo contest winners announced
Court Says FAA Misread Its Own Regs
www A federal court has found that the FAA misread its own regulations during its review of aviation hazards presented by a proposed wind farm off Cape Cod in Massachusetts, the Boston Herald reported on Friday. “The FAA catapulted over the real issues and the analytical work required by its handbook,” the court said in its 14-page opinion (PDF). The FAA said last year the Cape Wind project’s 130 440-foot-tall towers, in a 25-square-mile area of Nantucket Sound, would present no hazard to air navigation. Opponents to the plan went to court to say the FAA hadn’t given enough weight to the impact on VFR flights, and the court agreed. Project proponents said the FAA just didn’t do a good enough job of explaining its “no hazard” finding to the court. Court Says FAA Misread Its Own Regs
ExecuJet South Africa Upgrades Lanseria Facility
www ExecuJet South Africa unveiled their refurbished VIP Passenger lounge at the company’s Lanseria FBO. The refurbishment will enhance pilot and passenger comfort and modernize and refresh the building’s interior. ExecuJet South Africa Upgrades Lanseria Facility
Halloween sale on airfares from BMI
www Trick or treat! Or to be more specific – just treats, no tricks! The British-based airline bmi launched a sale in the spirit of the forthcoming Halloween celebration. Well, not quite in the Halloween spirit as there are no tricks involved. Instead, there are airfares starting at £49 for round-trip. Remember though – you have [...] Halloween sale on airfares from BMI
Changi Airports International, Basic Element, and Sberbank sign MOU for Airport Business Partnership
www Changi Airports International (CAI), Basic Element
Group, and LLC Sberbank Investments, a subsidiary of Sberbank, have signed a
memorandum of understanding (MOU) to form a joint venture to… Changi Airports International, Basic Element, and Sberbank sign MOU for Airport Business Partnership