US Civil Aviation:
Kansas City Star
The Hindu
Zee NewsCAE reports fourth quarter and full-year financial results for fiscal year 2012
MarketWatch (press release)
Our strong cash flow, record order backlog, solid pipeline of opportunities, and recent acquisition of Oxford Aviation Academy give us confidence in CAE's continued success." Revenue for our combined Civil segments increased 9% in the fourth quarter to ...and more » 
Ammon NewsReady to reinstate sacked pilots on case-by-case basis: Ajit Singh
New York Daily News
New Delhi, May 23 — The sacked pilots of Air India will be reinstated on a case-by-case basis, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said Wednesday. "All relevant procedures would be followed in taking them back. We have taken back one sacked pilot.
Ammon News
FirstpostPlane safety of children no longer up in the air
The Australian
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has announced a review of how children and infants are restrained on planes following concern little has changed in this area since the beginning of aviation, despite advances in adult restraints and those in ...and more » Civil aviation to get over US$237b boost
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
By Ding Yining | 2012-5-24 | NEWSPAPER EDITION CHINA will invest more than 1.5 trillion yuan (US$237 billion) in the civil aviation sector in the next five years and buy more than 2500 aircraft during the period, the head of the country's civil ...and more »
US Air Cargo:
Bangor, Maine: The place where diverted flights go
The Rolla Daily News
The latest such incident happened Tuesday and involved a French passenger who caused a security scare when she told a US Airways crew she had a surgically implanted device. The jet had been traveling from Paris to Charlotte, NC, with 188 people aboard.and more » 
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ABC News
Daily Beast
Newsday
Independent Online
KIMA CBS 29Bangor, Maine: The place where diverted flights go
San Francisco Chronicle
The latest such incident happened Tuesday and involved a French passenger who caused a security scare when she told a US Airways crew she had a surgically implanted device. The jet had been traveling from Paris to Charlotte, NC, with 188 people aboard.
CBS News
The Associated Press
EU Civil Aviation:
Kansas City StarRyanair and the meaning of 'permanent establishment' in the aviation sector
International Law Office
The statistics have been denied by ENAC, the Italian civil aviation authority, and by Ryanair itself, which claims a figure of under 22 million passengers, compared with Alitalia's 25 million. Irrespective of whether Ryanair occupies the number one ...China suffers further delays on first passenger jet
Reuters
The delay could also disrupt the completion of a more ambitious effort to develop a 168-seat C919 jetliner aimed at breaking the global dominance of similar-sized aircraft by Boeing Corp. and European Aeronautic Defense & Space Co.'s Airbus.and more » CAE OK'd To Offer Falcon Mx Training in China
Aviation International News
by David A. Lombardo CAE has become the first independent training provider to be qualified as a Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) approved training organization for maintenance training for Dassault Falcons under China's CCAR-147 ...
Oman Daily Observer
eTurboNews
RediffSplit repatriation and protection for clear thinking on Atol
Travel Weekly UK
By Lee Hayhurst | May 22, 2012 19:46PM GMT The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has indicated that repatriation and consumer financial protection could be separated in future manifestations of the Atol rules. Speaking at Tuesday's Barclays Travel Forum ...
E&T magazineCAE to cut 300 jobs due to European military budget reductions
Canadian Skies
The Montreal-based company said the cuts were necessary after military budget reductions in Europe had led to lower activity in that sector, and that it would be refocusing its resources and capabilities in response. “CAE is providing appropriate ...and more »
Flying car one step closer to reality
by Adam Hadhazy – Terrafugia’s Transition flying car and its chase plane during testing in May, 2009.
The Terrafugia, a small airplane that can drive on roads and has been billed as the first “flying car,” is now one step closer to becoming street- and sky-legal. Read the rest of this entry »
Givens/Superior in the dock for Pentagon bribes
US-based freight forwarder Givens Air Freight, operating under the name Superior Air, is being prosecuted for allegedly bribing Pentagon managers to win contracts.
Prosecutors say Daniel Whitehurst, national accounts manager, and Mark Lamb, vice-president and general manager, gave 402 ‘items of value’ totalling US$44,000 to primary contractors between 2000 to 2006. Read the rest of this entry »
Europe flight ban extended as Iceland’s Eyjafjoell volcano ash cloud spreads
Airlines grounded as volcano ash spreads
- Passengers use any means to get home
- Weather service says ash could last all week
MILLIONS of people face worsening travel chaos as a volcanic ash cloud from Iceland moves further south and east, forcing European countries to extend flight bans. Read the rest of this entry »
Evergreen sues Boeing over Atlas conspiracy
EVERGREEN is suing Boeing over the abrupt cancellation of its contract to operate the Dreamlifter.
“Boeing committed bad faith and breached its contractual promises to conduct its business fairly, impartially and in an ethical and proper manner,” Evergreen claims. “Boeing’s bad faith and breach of contract have caused lost profits to Evergreen in excess of US$175 million.” Read the rest of this entry »
BA closes JFK cargo operations
BRITISH Airways (BA) is to close its cargo operation at John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York this summer.
According to a BA spokesperson, the move is part of the airline’s cost-cutting campaign and the 74 cargo employees, affected by the subsequent job cuts, were notified last November. Read the rest of this entry »
