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Sully returning to duty at US Airways, as a management pilot

Sep 28, 2009
Captain Chesley B. Sullenberger, III -- AKA 'Sully' -- is about to return to work at US Airways, this time as a management pilot. Capt. Sullenberger, you will recall, was the pilot in commend of US Airways Flight 1549, the...

Final flight for Midwest Airlines Boeing 717 aircraft and crews

Nov 3, 2009
by B. N. Sullivan The arrival of a Midwest Airlines Boeing 717-200 aircraft at Milwaukee last evening, November 2, 2009, marked what Midwest employees are calling the end of an era. Midwest flight MEP210, from Boston's Logan International Airport to...

US Airways plans to scale back, close some crew bases, reduce work force by 1,000

Oct 29, 2009
by B. N. Sullivan US Airways has announced plans to reduce its work force by about 1,000 in early 2010. Among the jobs cuts: about 200 pilots and 150 flight attendants. Roughly 600 ground workers also will be laid off. Crew bases at Las Vegas and...

FAA revokes licenses of Northwest Airlines 'laptop pilots'

Oct 27, 2009
by B. N. Sullivan The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has revoked the licenses of the two Northwest Airlines pilots who overflew Minneapolis in an Airbus A320 after having been out of radio contact with the ground for a period of time. The...

Northwest pilots who overflew Minneapolis tell NTSB they were engrossed, using laptops

Oct 26, 2009
by B. N. Sullivan The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has just released a statement regarding its continuing investigation of the Northwest Airlines flight that overflew its destination last week after being out of radio contact with...

Northwest pilots lose situational awareness, overfly destination

Oct 22, 2009
by B. N. Sullivan The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating an incident in which a Northwest Airlines A320 aircraft overflew its destination by approximately 150 miles. The two pilots attributed the incident to a loss of...

Sully returning to duty at US Airways, as a management pilot



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Garry C.
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  Very high volume aviation blog. You're going to get a lot of news and events. A very excellent source of information related to aviation and airplanes.
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