AviationPros.com Sitemap- June 2006 Press Releases

• Small Plane Crash In N.J. Kills 4
• Busy Spacewalk Leaves No Time for Golf
• Technical Report: Aviation - Flying High
• AMTA Reaches Goal for Second Charles Taylor Bust Donation
• WWII Bomb Suspends Some London Flights
• Rolls-Royce Breaks Ground for New Jet Engine Testing Facility in US
• Pentastar Aviation Receives STC for CMC Electronic Flight Bag
• Air Tanker Safety Questions Still Linger
• JSSI and Adam Aircraft Announce Exclusive A500 and A700 Tip-to-Tail Coverage
• Airline security: Give us those data
• US Airways to Stop Serving Peanuts
• AirTran Airways and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Announce Five-Year Contract Agreement
• Keystone Helicopter Wins FAA Diamond Award For Fifth Consecutive Year
• AirCell Highest Bidder in FCC Spectrum Auction for Air-to-Ground Broadband
• Jet Catches Fire During Servicing, Forces Shutdown of Some Runways at Los Angeles Airport
• Raytheon Aircraft Company Appoints General Dynamics Aviation Services Westfield as a Hawker 800-series Authorized Service Center
• Data Grab
• UPS and Rolls-Royce Sign Long-Term Services Agreement
• Boeing and FedEx Test Active Radio Frequency ID Tags on MD-10 Freighter
• US DOT: U.S. Transportation Secretary announces $44 million in funding for Gulfport Biloxi Regional Airport to repair Hurricane Katrina damages
• NASA Announces Distribution of Constellation Work
• Air Traffic Controllers Offered Contract
• American Airlines 767 Engine Failure
• Gulfstream Introduces Enhancements to CMP.NET
• GA Contributes More Than $150B to U.S. Economy
• Brazil's Varig Airline Headed for the Auction Block
• House Bill Urges FAA, Controllers to Continue Talks
• FAA Wins Contract Battle With Controllers
• Final Call For Airline Tickets As Internet Bookings Take Over
• Naval Air Station Patuxent River Designated Historic Aerospace Site
• Airbus May Detail The A370 As Its Latest Answer To Boeing
• American Seeks Replacement Jet For Old MD80s
• AMT Magazine/AMTSociety Named Exclusive Media Sponsor for Maintenance Forum at Aerospace Testing Expo North America
• Postmodern Interior Rennovation, Ramp Expansion Completed at Landmark
• FAA wins battle to impose contract on controllers
• Lufthansa Technik Budapest Celebrates 5th Birthday
• Glitch In Boeing 787 Development Is Not Expected To Delay Plane
• Northwest, Flight Attendants Keep Talking
• Airbus Launches Investigation After Three Cables Cut On A380 Being Assembled
• FAA Tightens Landing Rules
• Hawaiian Airlines Chooses Goodrich for Boeing 767-300 Transitions
• Brazil Bankruptcy Judge Accepts Workers Group's Bid for Varig Airlines
• Noise Reduction System for MD-80 Receives EASA Certification
• NTSB to Investigate Uncontained Engine Failure
• Embry-Riddle Sponsors Jet-Powered Dragster
• Rolls-Royce Recalls Faulty Plane Engines
• Bankruptcy Judge Approves Northwest Deals
• American Airlines Flight Diverted To Miami With Hydraulic Problem
• Build A Plane Signs Formal Partnership with the FAA
• United Airlines Eliminating 1,000 Jobs
• Northwest Pilots Recall Union Leader
• NTSB Probes Into Engine Explosion
• Bombardier, Landmark Aviation Inaugurate Modernized Authorized Service Facility
• Delta Airlines Asks For Another Delay to File Reorganization Plan
• AMFA Votes to Support Northwest Strike Indefinitely
• United Airlines Eliminating 1,000 Jobs
• American Airlines Responds to Proposal From the Cities of Dallas and Fort Worth
• Southwest Executives Comment on Today's Agreement to Seek Repeal of Wright Amendment
• People News: New Vice President and GM at Springfield MRO
• HondaJet Returns to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh
• Co-CEO of Airbus Parent Defends Stock Sale
• Northwest Pilots Elect New Union Leader
• Wright pact a matter of facing reality: American was losing support; Southwest bowed to Love limits
• Business Jet Center/Business Jet Services Named Best Places to Work
• Northwest Paid Firm Before Ch. 11 Filing
• Landing Gear Breaks on Jet Flown by Brazil's Troubled Varig Airline
• Small Planes Collide in Illinois; 1 Pilot Dead
• American Airlines Statement Regarding Flight 1740
• Plane Makes Safe Emergency Landing in Illinois
• There's more than one way to fill a plane
• Runway Safety to Be Focus of NTSB Hearing
• NBAA Safety Committee Member Nominated for NTSB Post
• Landmark names James FBO GM
• EU Adds More Airlines to Blacklist
• Goodrich Expands Singapore Site to Create MRO Campus
• Southwest to Test Assigned Seating
• Brazil's Varig Suspends Air Routes As Creditors Seek to Seize Planes
• Honeywell and Rolls-Royce Joint Venture CTS800-4 Turboshaft Engine to Power Future Lynx for United Kingdom Armed Forces
• British Airways Being Investigated
• Air France Appoints New Sales and Marketing VP
• Lycoming Engines Receives EASA Certification
• Midway gets U.S. warning on snow: More runway needed in wet or icy weather
• Seaplane That Crashed Had Wing Repairs, Maintenance Questions
• CRS Jet Spares Adds to Sales Team
• Sport-Jet Suffers Crash in Flight Testing
• Brazil Aviation Officials OK Varig Sale
• NASA Hopes to Spur Commercial Space Growth
• StandardAero Awarded NAMSA Contract for T56 Engine Services
• American Airlines Gets into Maintenance Line
• Flight Returns to Ky.; Smoke in Cockpit
• Airbus' Super-Jumbo Jet Could Super-Size Insurer Liability
• API Opens Logistics and Distribution Center in China
• Northwest to Accelerate Retirement of DC10 Aircraft
• NTSB Probe Finds Maintenance Issues in Miami Seaplane Crash
• Chelton Flight Systems Joins Virgin Atlantic GlobalFlyer in Smithsonian Air and Space Museum
• Cutter Aviation Phoenix Names Regional Sales Manager of Aircraft Services
• Garren Receives Master Mechanic Award
• Landmark Names Haywood Regional Group Sales Manager
• Stevens Aviation Awarded T-34/T-44 Depot Maintenance Contract
• The Future Shape of Maintenance: ARINC