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Training and Workforce
MedAire, Flight Safety International Offer Bundled Crewmember Training Courses
Tripoli Airport Occupation Worries Industry
Tripoli Airport Occupation Worries Industry
FAA Responds to Cargo Pilots' Questions
IPA Asks for FAR Clarifications
Busting Landing Minimums OK for Some Survey Respondents
AIN Surveys Pilots About Busting Minimums
FAA Releases Updated Pilot Record Improvement Circular
FAA Releases Updated Pilot Record Improvement circular
European Airport Operators Oppose Lifting Liquids Ban
European Airport Operators Against Lifting Liquids Ban
Five Plead Guilty in Fraudulent Aircraft Parts Scheme
Five Plead Guilty in Fraudulent Aircraft Parts Scheme
NTSB Faults Mechanical Defect, Training and Pilots in 757 Accident
NTSB Faults 757 and American Pilot Awareness
Fatal Crash Results in Grounding of Nigerian Airline
Nigerian Airline Grounded
Helicopter Industry Wants to Reduce Accidents by 80 percent
Helicopter Industry Wants to Reduce Accidents 80 percent
Tanker Crashes Cause Forest Service To Examine Capabilities
Tanker 11 is Down
Aircraft
Embraer to Offer Interim E-Jet Improvement before G2
Embraer plans to improve the fuel burn and other characteristics of the E-Jets before the G2 comes to market.
U.S. Scope Clause ‘Relief’ a Double-Edged Sword
A new proposed scope clause at Delta Air Lines would cut Delta Connection capacity by 60 percent.
Aircraft
Alaska Airlines Sees 'Decent Payback' from RNP Investment
Alaska Airlines saved $19 million in 2011 using RNP procedures.
FedEx Retires More Jets as Cargo Markets Stagnate
FedEx has decided to retire 24 more airplanes.
Airbus Says Neo Choice Opens New R&D Avenues
The A320neo has bought Airbus time and resources.
Farnborough's Futures Day Seeks To Inspire
Futures Day on Friday, July 13 will see 10,000 young people welcome for a hosted visited to the Farnborough International show.
Count on AIN for Full Coverage of the Farnborough International Show
AIN will cover Farnborough 2012 in print, online and with exclusive video content.
Dreamliner May Bolster Farnborough Static Display
Farnborough International's static display currently looks thin in terms of airliners but that could be about to change.
Farnborough Halls To Close Early To Cut Exhibitor Costs
Not having to staff indoor hall displays over the public weekend will reduce exhibitor costs, say Farnborough show organizers.
Exhibitors Expand Their Show Profile For Farnborough International 2012
Many exhibitors and national pavilions have increased the space they will occupy at the Farnborough International air show in 2012.
Security
Airports Slowly Return To Clear Security Line Program
San Francisco International Airport plans to adopt the Clear program this month.
AIN Blog: Proposed Delta Scope Clause Could Break the Back of Small-RJ Fleets
A proposed new scope clause at Delta Air Lines would slash 50-seat jet fleets among Delta Connection carriers.
