The News Review:
- Coast Guard searches for survivors of possible plane crash
- Nomad Aviation FedEx adding jobs locally
- FAA seeks analysis document from Burbank airport
- Southwest Airlines Co. to Present at the JP Morgan Aviation …
- Frontier’s February traffic tumbles 19.9 percent
Coast Guard searches for survivors of possible plane crash
Los Angeles Times
About three hours laterCoast Guard searchers discovered an oil slick and debris. Coast Guard boats and a helicopter are searching the area but thereare no reports of a missing or overdue plane according the FederalAviation Administration. No survivors or bodies have been discovered.
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Nomad Aviation FedEx adding jobs locally
Bizjournals.com
Nomad Aviation an avionics specialist will add 124 jobs over the next two years doubling its workforce. To accommodate the extra people the company will add 33000 square feet to its existing facility at. The company received a $180000 Quick Response Training grant from the state to train the new hires. The average salary of the new jobs is more than $65000.
FAA seeks analysis document from Burbank airport
San Jose Mercury News
—The Federal Aviation Administration says the Bob Hope Airport needs to submit an environmental analysis before the agency can consider its proposal to ban late-night flights in Burbank. The FAA sent a letter Thursday informing the airport that the analysis document was needed to complete its application. The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority which voted last month to seek the ban has 30 days to submit the final document. The airport has said a ban on most late-night flights would reduce noise in surrounding Burbank neighborhoods. Airlines observe a voluntary ban from 10 p.
Southwest Airlines Co. to Present at the JP Morgan Aviation …
PR Newswire (press release)
Morgan Aviation & Transportation Conference. has been invited to speak at the J. Morgan Aviation & Transportation Conference.
Frontier’s February traffic tumbles 19.9 percent
Forbes
22 cents per available seat mile. Both are closely watched performance measurements in the airline industry. Sister carrier Lynx Aviation reported that traffic fell 15. 3 million revenue passenger miles capacity dropped 9. 1 million available seat miles and load factor declined to 54.