All Safety News – Page 800
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FAA accused over ageing aircraft
Safety board slams system of oversight after structural problems on crashed 1947 Mallard were 'not addressed'
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Freighters sought
FREIGHTERS SOUGHT Ethiopian Airlines is seeking two dedicated freighters to meet increased European demand for transport of fresh produce. Speaking...
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African open skies moves closer
Agreement among airline chiefs clears way for civil aviation commission to oversee liberalised regime
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Avianca A330s to bridge gap before 787 delivery
Surprise addition to narrowbody order to support regional and long-haul ambitions
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US Airways' fuse pin pain
Three US Airways Boeing 767s had to be removed from service for two days last month after engineers discovered that recently installed fuse pins in the engine...
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China Southern cadets to pay for their training
China Southern Airlines has started charging its cadets for pilot training. The Guangzhou-based airline says it has recruited 100 male students from across...
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NewsMixed mode hope for Heathrow
The world's most congested two-runway airport shelves proposals for time-based separation procedures
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How airport development could help the UK
Last year the UK undersecretary of state for transport Derek Twigg made a statement to parliament describing the state of the government's plans for "examining...
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FAA queries RNAV GPS units
The US Federal Aviation Administration is taking a hard look at whether an estimated 26,000 instrument flight-capable GPS units on US general aviation aircraft...
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Audit standards to 'raise the bar'
Imminent air-taxi explosion prompts US association to introduce safeguards in bid to unify air charter practices
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Flybe promotes green issues with its 'ecolabel'
UK-based regional airline Flybe is launching a new "ecolabel"...