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Authorized Person in Horizon Air Cockpit Attempts to Shut Down Both Engines Inflight
The flight landed in Portland 51 minutes after departure, and passengers were rebooked onto other flights, the airline said.
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Why Airlines Struggle to Keep Captains
A pilot shortage has quickly pivoted more to a captain shortage as many airlines struggle to fill vacancies and upgrade first officers.
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Spirit Adds Nine New Routes in Network Shake-up
Spirit is adding several new routes across the U.S., but is also removing a handful of flights in its 2024 schedule. Most notably, the carrier is expanding its presence in Boston.
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Delta Adds Flight to Brand-New Airport
Services will be offered daily and year-round onboard a Boeing 737-800 aircraft from Delta’s Atlanta hub. So far, Delta is the only U.S. airline to announce service.
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Private to Professional Pilot: Minimum Crew Rest
How rest requirements work at both Part 121 and Part 135 carriers in the U.S., and what do they mean in the non airline world.
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New England Patriots, Eastern Airlines Face Off in Lawsuit
At the time of writing, Eastern has not commented on the suit, so we do not really know why exactly it demanded more money.
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Private to Professional Pilot: Recurrent Training
Building high-level recurrent training into your schedule will ensure smoother flying and safer travels for you and those around you.
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United Places Order for 110 787 Dreamliner, A321neo Jets
The airline expects to take delivery of about 800 new narrowbody and widebody aircraft between 2023 and the end of 2032.
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Private to Professional: Boosting General Aviation Safety Using Higher Standards
Any discussion of aviation, in the U.S. and everywhere, eventually comes to the question of safety. The U.S. airline industry is among one of the safest.
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Emirates Hiring Direct Entry A380 Captains
Even for the largest passenger jet in the world, the Dubai-based airline joins a growing list of global airlines struggling to find pilots for the left seat.