All Safety News – Page 693
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UK-designed spherical high altitude platform flown
A half-scale, proof-of-concept helium-filled spherical high-altitude platform (HAP) with a camera payload has been test flown at low altitude in the UK for...
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United Airlines to cut capacity blaming increasing fuel costs
United Airlines has become the latest US airline to announce capacity cuts, with plans to shed 15-20 of its older narrowbody aircraft from its fleet by year-end....
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Wet leasing may be key to open skies success
As the first phase of the European Union/US open skies agreement comes into effect on 30 March, attention is turning to second-stage negotiations, which...
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Missouri proposal “serious option” for CSeries work
Several potential sites in the USA, including Kansas City, Missouri, are being explored by Bombardier for CSeries manufacturing work, but the Canadian airframer...
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Politicians call for toxic cabin air public health inquiry
Three UK politicians have called for a public inquiry into toxic air in airline cabins, among them Liberal Democrat shadow transport secretary Norman Baker,...
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ICAO publishes safety 'white-list' of aviation states
More than 140 of the International Civil Aviation Organisation's 190 member states have agreed that ICAO may publish the...