aviation

FAA to Issue New Rest Rules for Air Traffic Controllers Following a Series of Near-Miss Incidents

FAA to Issue New Rest Rules for Air Traffic Controllers Following a Series of Near-Miss Incidents

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday announced new rules for air traffic controllers to rest at least 10 hours between shifts and 12 hours before a midnight shift.

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United Airlines Temporarily Halts Pilot Hiring Amid Boeing Delivery Delays

United Airlines is temporarily suspending pilot hiring due to Boeing's production challenges, which affect United's operations.

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US Treasury Department Unveils New Tax Credit Guidelines for Sustainable Aviation Fuel

US Treasury Department Unveils New Tax Credit Guidelines for Sustainable Aviation Fuel

The US Treasury Department has released the long-awaited guidelines for the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) tax credits.

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Alaska Airlines Agrees to Buy Struggling Hawaiian Airlines for $1.9 Billion

Alaska Airlines Agrees to Buy Struggling Hawaiian Airlines for $1.9 Billion

Alaska Airlines has announced its plan to acquire rival Hawaiian Airlines for $1.9 billion.

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Spirit Airlines Offers Early Departure Packages to Salaried Employees: Here's Why

Spirit Airlines Offers Early Departure Packages to Salaried Employees: Here's Why

Spirit Airlines is offering early departure packages to salaried employees.

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Spirit Airlines Offers Early Departure Packages to Salaried Employees: Here's Why

Spirit Airlines Offers Early Departure Packages to Salaried Employees: Here's Why

Spirit Airlines is offering early departure packages to salaried employees.

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Aurora Flight Sciences Develops Vertical Takeoff X-plane with Defense Agency and Investment Firm

Aurora Flight Sciences has been awarded a $89 million worth contract with a defense agency DARPA. The company is developing new design and technology that could enable its X-plane to do a vertical take-off, as well as hover and fly forward efficiently, potentially revolutionizing the military and commercial aviation sector.

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Hoverbike: A New Era in Aeronautics

The invention of Hoverbike, which is essentially half helicopter, half motorcycle, could be a game-changer in the field of aeronautics. Its prototypes are already being considered for future transportation and battle use.

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Air France and KLM Are Ready to Reinstate Direct Flights to Iran

Air France and KLM are planning to reinstate direct flights to Iran, now that the international sanctions regarding the country's nuclear ambitions are lifted. Iran also planned to request direct flight to the U.S, for the first time since the two countries broke their diplomatic relationship 36 years ago. Air France and KLM are expected to start flying to Iran within the next three months.

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More than 250,000 drone users registered

Over 250,000 drone owners registered their remote-controlled aircraft during the first month of the aviation agency's online registration system. The fresh set of rules came out after pilots complained about the drones flying near them.

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Jumbo jets may be heading to extinction amid changes in regulations, business dynamics

After ruling the global aviation sector for over 40 years, the wide-body jumbo jets faces a threat of possible extinction. The Boeing 747 wide-body, long-range jumbo jet faces stiff competition from Airbus A-380. Boeing sees a drop in orders for jumbo jets while Airbus has not received an order for the double-decker A-380 after the major order it won from Emirates Airlines.

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China To Compete the Global Giant Aircraft Manufacturers with their First State Developed C919 Passenger Jetliner

China revealed their first owned passenger plane manufactured by a Chinese initiative to compete with the leading global aircraft manufacturers for the largest passenger jetliners in Aviation market. Though, China is also among the mammoths in Aviation industry, the state still depends on Boeing and Airbus aircraft.

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Boeing 777 propels Emirates Airlines' growth

The long-haul aircraft requirement of Dubai for positioning itself as a major global hub in the Middle East (ME) Region has been mostly fulfilled by Boeing. Dubai-based Emirates Airlines is banking on Boeing 777 as its top priority and followed by Airbus A380. Emirates Airlines has emerged as the largest airline in the world operating both aircrafts. Emirates Airline has been working on its business strategy to transform Dubai into a global hub in the Region. It aims at becoming an unavoidable destination for passengers from Asia to Europe and the US. This makes the requirement of long-haul aircraft for the Emirates Airlines.

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Aviation's oil price dissident says fuel will stay low

For years he was a lone voice in the aviation industry despite being one of its best-known economists, a Cassandra-like figure whose warnings of a slump in oil prices went unheeded.

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Wanted: 500,000 pilots for China aviation gold rush

China's national civil aviation authority says the country will need to train about half a million civilian pilots by 2035, up from just a few thousand now, as wannabe flyers chase dreams of landing lucrative jobs at new air service operators.

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