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EADS opens dedicated cryogenic windtunnel for anti-icing studies - Flightglobal | 06/02/12 
EADS opens dedicated cryogenic windtunnel for anti-icing studiesFlightglobalAccording to Botti, insect contamination has no influence on flight efficiency currently, but minor turbulence caused by insect debris may undermine efforts to cut fuel consumption by designing aircraft for turbulence-free airflow. ... | | |
China bans airlines from joining EU carbon scheme - euronews | 06/02/12
China bans airlines from joining EU carbon schemeeuronewsIt is another twist in an international aviation row that has also caused transatlantic turbulence. Last year, the European Court of Justice declared the plan valid, ruling against a challenge from US carriers. Imposed since the start of January, ... | | |
One dollar flights gone, but business travellers have it good - Sydney Morning Herald (blog) | 06/02/12
Sydney Morning Herald (blog)One dollar flights gone, but business travellers have it goodSydney Morning Herald (blog)Air fares are the economy's bellwether, long experience of analysing them has told us, and what is going on now is a measure of the country's turbulence. If retail is suffering, so is air travel as it goes up and down with other household discretionary ... | | |
Air Marshal Sir Alfred Ball - Telegraph.co.uk | 06/02/12
Telegraph.co.ukAir Marshal Sir Alfred BallTelegraph.co.ukAt 25000ft the aircraft became uncontrollable and, when he attempted to bale out, the canopy jammed. Such was the turbulence that he was thrown through the canopy; recovering consciousness at 3000ft, he opened his parachute and landed in Norfolk. ... | | |
Indonesia's Aviation Industry Urges Govt to Halt Spread of Drugs - Jakarta Globe | 06/02/12
Indonesia's Aviation Industry Urges Govt to Halt Spread of DrugsJakarta GlobeAnd I always thought it was just particularly bad turbulence in Soekarno-Hatta ? Possibly not ! I've first hand experience of the DGCA in this country. It simply regulates the flow of bribes within its walls. There are some very good people there but ... | | |
New rules for pilots at airshow - Otago Daily Times | 06/02/12
New rules for pilots at airshowOtago Daily TimesBy Matthew Haggart on Mon, 6 Feb 2012 Pilots flying aircraft into Wanaka Airport for the Warbirds Over Wanaka airshow have been advised by the Civil Aviation Authority to prepare for procedural changes to prevent their trips becoming a "nightmare".and more » ... | | |
Cruising the skies, cursing each other - Sacramento Bee | 05/02/12
Cruising the skies, cursing each otherSacramento BeeReliable accident statistics are impossible to find because neither the Federal Aviation Administration nor the National Transportation Safety Board tracks fatalities involving foot-launched, engine-less aircraft. Accident reports on the hang gliding ... | | |
Turbulence ahead with Indian jet deal - Telegraph.co.uk | 05/02/12
Telegraph.co.ukTurbulence ahead with Indian jet dealTelegraph.co.ukPhoto: EPA By Andrew Gilligan By preferring the French Rafale jet rather than the British-built Typhoon, they rejected, according to the Prime Minister, a ?superb aircraft with far better capabilities?. How dare they, asked MPs, snub Britain, ... | | |
Stretching their wings - gulfnews.com | 05/02/12
gulfnews.comStretching their wingsgulfnews.comTurbulence in the industry came in the form of spiralling fuel prices, the Japanese tsunami and earthquake, volcanic eruptions, geo-political tensions in the Middle East and the global economic slump (including the Eurozone debt crisis). ... | | |
NAVY'S AIR PLAN HITS TURBULENCE HISTORY THE PROCESS THE DEBATE - U-T San Diego | 03/02/12
NAVY'S AIR PLAN HITS TURBULENCE HISTORY THE PROCESS THE DEBATEU-T San DiegoCongress declared it ?the birthplace of naval aviation? in 1955. Over the years, the city grew until basically being built out. Meanwhile, the military aircraft based at North Island grew as well. Critics say the planes have become faster, ... | | |
Turbulent times continue for major airlines - ABC Online | 03/02/12
Turbulent times continue for major airlinesABC OnlineBy Adam Harvey The aviation sector is still struggling to recover from the global financial crisis, with two of the world's largest airlines revealing how difficult the industry can be. American Airlines will shed 13000 staff under its bankruptcy ... | | |
Qantas, Jetstar to Hike Fares - International Business Times AU | 03/02/12
International Business Times AUQantas, Jetstar to Hike FaresInternational Business Times AUBy Vittorio Hernandez | February 3, 2012 3:09 PM EST After encountering turbulence in 2011 due to a prolonged labor dispute with three labor unions, flag carrier Qantas Airways is set to soar in 2012. Qantas Airways downplayed on Friday possible ... | | |
Turbulence for Europe's State-Owned Airlines - BusinessWeek | 03/02/12
Turbulence for Europe's State-Owned AirlinesBusinessWeek?Governments don't have the financial wherewithal to support airlines in the same way as in the past,? says John Strickland, an aviation analyst at JLS Consulting in London. Politicians are reluctant to save ailing airlines as the debt crisis forces ... | | |
NASA's 2011 Aeronautics Work Makes Mark on Aviation - NASA | 03/02/12
NASANASA's 2011 Aeronautics Work Makes Mark on AviationNASAGround tests in April 2011 using NASA's DC-8 aircraft measured emissions and fuel performance of biofuels, some refined from chicken fat and beef tallow. Early results of the Alternative Aviation Fuels Experiment indicate a 90 percent reduction in ... | | |
Accidents: February 2012 - Aviation International News | 03/02/12
Accidents: February 2012Aviation International NewsThe pilot, the sole person on board, escaped the burning aircraft with serious injuries. There were no ground injuries reported. Eclipse Aviation EA-500, Nome, Alaska. June 1, 2011?The VLJ suffered substantial damage during an attempted go-around while ... | | |
It is safe to fly in fog, says top pilot - gulfnews.com | 02/02/12
gulfnews.comIt is safe to fly in fog, says top pilotgulfnews.comCaptain Alan Stealey, Chief Pilot and Divisional Senior Vice-President Flight Operations at Emirates, told XPRESS on an exclusive tour of the Emirates Network Control Centre on Tuesday, "We've seen tremendous improvements in our aircraft and weather ... | | |
Costa Shipwreck Survivors Can Sue For Being Scared To Death - Forbes | 02/02/12
ForbesCosta Shipwreck Survivors Can Sue For Being Scared To DeathForbesJames P. Kreindler, whose firm specializes in maritime and aviation law, won a case against American Airlines that might be a helpful precedent for Costa passengers. Photo: Ethan Hill There's some precedent for this in aviation law, which grew up ... | | |
Does Heathrow's third runway remain best option for British trade? - The Guardian | 02/02/12
The GuardianDoes Heathrow's third runway remain best option for British trade?The GuardianThe aircraft on the radar screen become visible only in the final few seconds of descent, as they break through the dense grey cloud hanging over west London. Looking down from Heathrow's 85-metre (280ft) control tower, the wider issues that Britain's ... | | |
Hints of 'Reset' Entering Business Realm - The Moscow Times | 02/02/12
Hints of 'Reset' Entering Business RealmThe Moscow TimesIt included several large aircraft sales, so it turned out to significantly higher than usual. In fiscal year 2010, the number was $1 billion. Much has been discussed about US President Barack Obama's reset of relations with Russia, with officials on ... | | |
Singapore Show Should Reveal Realities of Asia's Aerospace Destiny - Aviation International News | 01/02/12
Aviation International NewsSingapore Show Should Reveal Realities of Asia's Aerospace DestinyAviation International News?Singapore Airshow, strategically positioned as a gateway to the thriving Asia-Pacific region, plays an important role as an effective springboard for industry players to experience the vibrancy of Singapore's aviation industry and tap into the growing ... | | |
Fyfe hoping for upturn before he flies the coop - New Zealand Herald | 01/02/12
Fyfe hoping for upturn before he flies the coopNew Zealand HeraldBy Christopher Adams Rob Fyfe is credited with steering the airline well through very tough times in aviation over the past seven years. Photo / Greg Bowker Rob Fyfe has been credited with invigorating Air New Zealand during almost seven years at its ... | | |
Bill would upend new airline fare advertising rule - CNN International | 31/01/12
Bill would upend new airline fare advertising ruleCNN InternationalBy the CNN Wire Staff Washington (CNN) -- A new rule requiring airlines to include government taxes and fees in their advertised price is continuing to cause turbulence in the travel industry -- and a congressman said Monday he'll introduce a bill to ... | | |
Jet Maker Hawker Sees Turbulence Ahead - Wall Street Journal | 31/01/12
Jet Maker Hawker Sees Turbulence AheadWall Street JournalLast week, Textron Inc. said its Cessna business-aircraft business, which competes in the same segments as Hawker, recently has seen more order activity and expects revenue this year to rise 14% from a year ago. Hawker, which builds such planes as the ... | | |
SMX flying smoothly despite industry turbulence - Lompoc Record | 29/01/12
SMX flying smoothly despite industry turbulenceLompoc RecordThe added flight is a bit of good news in a mixed report airport General Manager Chris Hastert received from Mead and Hunt, an aviation consulting firm. The report showed that while the airline industry is still sputtering, the airport's service with ... | | |
SMX flying smoothly despite industry turbulence - Santa Maria Times | 28/01/12
SMX flying smoothly despite industry turbulenceSanta Maria TimesThe added flight is a bit of good news in a mixed report airport General Manager Chris Hastert received from Mead and Hunt, an aviation consulting firm. compares favorably to other Western Region airports, which includes those in Arizona, Nevada, ... | | |
No politics, NCAD on right flight path: CSIR - IBNLive.com | 28/01/12
No politics, NCAD on right flight path: CSIRIBNLive.comBANGALORE: Samir K Brahmachari, Director General, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), defended his decision to adopt ?a careful approach? towards India's inspiring National Civil Aircraft Development (NCAD) project.and more » ... | | |
Airline turbulence: a job hazard for flight attendants - Sun-Sentinel | 28/01/12
Sun-SentinelAirline turbulence: a job hazard for flight attendantsSun-SentinelSue Jula, a flight attendant from Tamarac, remembers the time severe turbulence caused her jetliner to plummet ? and a baby to float into the air. ?I saw the baby go up to the ceiling and back down again,? she said. ?Luckily, nothing happened to that ... | | |
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