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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...

Court orders Cathay Pacific Airways to pay millions to wrongfully dismissed pilots

Nov 11, 2009
by B. N. Sullivan A Hong Kong High Court judge has ruled that Cathay Pacific Airways, Ltd. unfairly fired and defamed 18 pilots in 2001, and has ordered the carrier to pay the pilots HK$58.7 million -- an amount equivalent to nearly US$8 million. The...

Kingfisher Airlines ATR-72 runway overrun at Mumbai

Nov 10, 2009
by B. N. Sullivan An ATR-72 aircraft (registration VT-KAC) operated by India's Kingfisher Airlines appears to have been substantially damaged when it overran a runway while landing at Mumbai. The accident happened on November 10, 2009 at about 16:40...

Job cuts in the works for bmibaby pilots and cabin crew

Nov 5, 2009
by B. N. Sullivan BMI Group, which operates the UK-based low fare airline bmibaby, is planning a restructuring that will cut flights on certain bmibaby routes, and reduce the carrier's fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft by five in 2010. In conjunction...

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...

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



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