FAA funding bill: battleground of amendments
This week, the battle of the skies begins again. The House committee on Transportation and Infrastructure is scheduled to start work on re-authorizing a budget
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This week, the battle of the skies begins again. The House committee on Transportation and Infrastructure is scheduled to start work on re-authorizing a budget
Delta has left the building…or at least the lobby. They’ve announced they are quitting Airlines for America, the lobbying organization that speaks for many of
A small airport in Sweden, as well as a few others, including one in the U.S., are testing taking the air traffic controllers out of
A strike planned for yesterday and today by French air traffic controllers was cancelled yesterday, but the strike called for tomorrow by the other air
Air traffic in parts of Europe is being affected by a strike of French air traffic controllers, scheduled to last through tomorrow. As a result
Spanish air controllers are on a two-hour strike this morning, the first of four planned (See Gumbo’s report of the plans). Ministry of Public Works
The Spanish air traffic controllers’ union (USCA) has called for four days of strikes in June to protest punishment of 61 controllers for a 2010
Computer outages in Britain’s air traffic control system are fouling up flights in and out of London, as controllers limit the number of flights to what they can handle without the misbehaving machines.
Flight delays caused by a fire at a major FAA facility near Chicago have had paralyzing effects across a wide area of the country, with planes unable to use normal facilities at Chicago’s O’Hare (a hub for United and American) and Midway (a major…
I always want a window seat, I always want a cloudless day, I like to take pictures from the plane, both for pictorial interest and because the view from above makes interesting, seemingly abstract, patterns. I’ve posted some of them here on…
This week, the battle of the skies begins again. The House committee on Transportation and Infrastructure is scheduled to start
Delta has left the building…or at least the lobby. They’ve announced they are quitting Airlines for America, the lobbying organization
A small airport in Sweden, as well as a few others, including one in the U.S., are testing taking the
A strike planned for yesterday and today by French air traffic controllers was cancelled yesterday, but the strike called for
Air traffic in parts of Europe is being affected by a strike of French air traffic controllers, scheduled to last
Spanish air controllers are on a two-hour strike this morning, the first of four planned (See Gumbo’s report of the
The Spanish air traffic controllers’ union (USCA) has called for four days of strikes in June to protest punishment of
Computer outages in Britain’s air traffic control system are fouling up flights in and out of London, as controllers limit the number of flights to what they can handle without the misbehaving machines.
Flight delays caused by a fire at a major FAA facility near Chicago have had paralyzing effects across a wide area of the country, with planes unable to use normal facilities at Chicago’s O’Hare (a hub for United and American) and Midway (a major…
I always want a window seat, I always want a cloudless day, I like to take pictures from the plane, both for pictorial interest and because the view from above makes interesting, seemingly abstract, patterns. I’ve posted some of them here on…