The News Review:
- Sky-Blue Aviation Academy Signs Distribution Agreement With API
- Pentagon to Send US Aviation Brigade to Afghanistan
- Denver Crash Baffles Aviation Experts
- US DT Calls for Reduction of LaGuardia Flights to Cut Delays
- Holiday travelers expected at Chicago airports
Sky-Blue Aviation Academy Signs Distribution Agreement With API
CNNMoney.com
As part of the contractAPI will provide all consumables parts and logistics services to supportthe operations of the privately-owned academy located in Wu Han Hu BeiProvince China. By choosing API Sky-Blue Aviation takes advantage of API’s internationalflight academy expertise which includes inventory management programs forLufthansa’s Airline Training Center in Arizona and MidEast Aviation Academyin Amman Jordan. Sky-Blue Aviation is one of the first flight trainingacademies in China. It is the first commercial pilots training organizationin central China. “Sky-Blue Aviation is positioned to be one of the major aviation academiesin China and API is pleased to be selected as its parts distributionpartner” says Dr. Ahmed Metwalli API’s President and Chief peratingfficer.
Pentagon to Send US Aviation Brigade to Afghanistan
Bloomberg
22 (Bloomberg) — The U. Defense Department said itwill send an aviation brigade from the 82nd Airborne Division toAfghanistan by June. The 2800-person unit is separate from four ground combatbrigades that U.
Denver Crash Baffles Aviation Experts
American Chronicle CA
Evidence at the charred wreckage and from the data recorder shows the engines and brakes were fine Sumwalt said. The jet was also properly set for takeoff he said. The circumstances have so far left aviation safety experts baffled. Jets such as the 737 should be able to roll straight down the runway even if problems arise during takeoff said consultant John Cox a former airline pilot and accident investigator. “You’d keep the airplane tracking straight with the rudder” Cox said. ne area investigators will study is the wind during takeoff. Flight 1404 was being buffeted by a 31-mph wind from the left according to the NTSB.
US DT Calls for Reduction of LaGuardia Flights to Cut Delays
Bloomberg
?We?ve had strong support from at least one carrier toreduce operations into LaGuardia and interest from others?Gribbin said declining to name the airlines. To contact the reporter on this story:.
Holiday travelers expected at Chicago airports
Chicago Sun-Times United States
The Chicago Department of Aviation says Tuesday the day before Christmas Eve should bring 54000 passengers to city’s Midway Airport. Sunday is expected to be the heaviest travel day at ‘Hare International Airport. That’s when more than 200000 passengers are expected. Live entertainment will greet many holiday travelers at both airports. fficials warn passengers not to bring gift-wrapped presents because they may be opened in security lines.
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