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Brussels Airport - A Sad Day
Brussels Airport – A Sad Day
[Airport Informer] There are no words that we can add to report on this outrage today, other than to say that our thoughts remain with all of those directly and indirectly affected this morning. Our thoughts are with all of those affected by this tradegy. Airport Informer 22nd March, 2016
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Syrian refugee has been stuck in a Turkish airport for a year: Telegraph
Syrian refugee has been stuck in a Turkish airport for a year: Telegraph
[The Telegraph] A Syrian refugee has been stuck in a Turkish airport for a year, forced to live in the “Problematic Passengers Room” and constantly facing the threat of being deported to Syria, according to Amnesty. 1 year is enough says Fadi Mansour Fadi Mansour has been arbitrarily detained in inhumane conditions at Istanbul Ataturk Airport since March 15, 2015, Amnesty International claimed as…
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CAA: 43 per cent of Gatwick summer flights depart 15 mins or more late: Telegraph
CAA: 43 per cent of Gatwick summer flights depart 15 mins or more late: Telegraph
[Telegraph] London hubs experienced the most flight delays among airports in Britain between July and September last year, with nearly a third of passengers (31 per cent) delayed at the capital’s five airports last summer, new figures from the Civil Aviation Authority reveal. A runway at Gatwick Airport, the worst for summer delays Gatwick was the worst, with 43 per cent of its summer flights…
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United Continental airline investors challenge leadership: BBC News
United Continental airline investors challenge leadership: BBC News
[BBC News] United Continental is facing a challenge from two shareholders calling for changes to the airline’s board. Altimeter and PAR said the airline has done little to improve performance Altimeter and PAR said they would put forward six new board members for election at United’s annual meeting. They blamed an “entrenched board” on the airline’s failure to make progress. But United’s chairman…
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Dusseldorf Airport in baggage chaos as system fails to reconise February 29th: Airport Informer
Dusseldorf Airport in baggage chaos as system fails to reconise February 29th: Airport Informer
[The Airport Informer] ‘PSIairport’, the newly delivered Baggage Handling System in Düsseldorf Airport failed Monday 29th February after the software failed to recognise the leap year date. The system thought it was 1st March. There were red faces all around after more than 1,200 passengers were left without their bags while arriving passengers struggled to find their luggage. The airport team…
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Flights Delayed After Spillage On Gatwick Runway: Sky News
Flights Delayed After Spillage On Gatwick Runway: Sky News
[Sky News] Passengers are told to contact their airlines for the latest information after the runway is shut for over an hour to all flights. Image: Sky News Site At least 19 incoming flights were diverted and dozens more delayed following a suspected oil spillage on the runway at London’s Gatwick Airport. No planes were allowed to land or take off from around 10.15am on Monday until the runway…
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Rising from the ashes: The first ever Boeing 727 to fly again: Daily Mail
Rising from the ashes: The first ever Boeing 727 to fly again: Daily Mail
[Daily Mail] The first ever Boeing 727, first revealed to the public in 1962, is set to fly again after sitting in a museum for the last 25 years. A team of volunteers with a keen interest in aviation, and the skills to make a difference, have spent weeks restoring the United Airlines jetliner to its former glory. A tentative date of March 1 has been penciled in when the aircraft will rise from…
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Snacks on a plane: budget airlines accused of extortionate in-flight prices: The Guardian
Snacks on a plane: budget airlines accused of extortionate in-flight prices: The Guardian
[The Guardian] Price comparison study finds the likes of Ryanair and easyJet charging more than triple the supermarket price for popular food and drink brands. Ryanair was found to have the most expensive in-flight refreshments. Photograph: Alamy Low cost airlines are hiking up the price of snacks and drinks by more than 1,000% compared with everyday prices, according to research that shows that…
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Canada And Kuwait Seize London's City Airport: Sky News
Canada And Kuwait Seize London’s City Airport: Sky News
[Sky News] A consortium wins the race to land the airport in London’s Docklands and pledges to continue expansion efforts. City Airport’s expansion plans have endured turbulence on pollution grounds A consortium including Canadian pension funds and Kuwait’s investment arm is to pay around £2bn for London City Airport. The business was put up for sale last summer by Global Infrastructure Partners…
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Woman takes flight on wrong plane, wrong airline, with wrong name: Stuff.co.nz
Woman takes flight on wrong plane, wrong airline, with wrong name: Stuff.co.nz
[Stuff.co.nz] Despite increased security travel measures around the world, one woman managed to board the wrong plane, with the wrong airline – all under the wrong name. Despite the fact that she was travelling under a different name, on passenger was able to board a Cathay Pacific plane. According to The South China Morning Post, the incident happened at Taiwan Airport when a woman, known as “Ms…
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New Brunswick airport reopens after potentially radioactive package cleared: Toronto Sun
New Brunswick airport reopens after potentially radioactive package cleared: Toronto Sun
[Toronto Sun] The airport in Bathurst, N.B., has reopened and flights have resumed after a hazmat team cleared a package containing what was described as potentially radioactive material. Air Canada aircraft are seen at Toronto Pearson International Airport, in this September 20, 2011 file photo. . REUTERS/Mark Blinch/Files A spokeswoman with the Bathurst Regional Airport said crew discovered…
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Flights disrupted after computer failure at UK control centre: BBC News
Flights disrupted after computer failure at UK control centre: BBC News
[BBC News] Passengers are facing widespread flight disruption after a computer failure at the UK’s air traffic control centre.
Vicky Lane, a passenger on a grounded London to Dublin plane at Gatwick said: “We’ve been stuck on a Ryanair flight… for over an hour.
“The doors are open and we’re really cold. I’m not sure when we will be leaving.”
Another passenger, on a flight to Paris, said his…
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Heathrow plane in near miss with drone: BBC News
[BBC News] An unidentified drone came close to hitting a plane as it landed at Heathrow, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has confirmed.
An Airbus A320 pilot reported seeing a helicopter-style drone as the jet was 700 feet off the ground on its approach to the runway at 1416 GMT on 22 July.
The CAA has not identified the airline or how close the drone came to the plane, which can carry 180…
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Hole In Satellite Communications Risk To Air Transport: NBCChicago.com
Hole In Satellite Communications Risk To Air Transport: NBCChicago.com
[NBCCHICARGO.COM] A cyber security expert tells NBC5 Investigates he has found a way to hack into the satellite communications systems used in multiple industries.
“These devices are wide open right now,” said Ruben Santamarta, a security consultant based in Madrid, Spain with IOActive.
“For the aerospacesector we can disrupt satellite communications, [and] potentially modify the data that goes…
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Heathrow Airport Holdings to sell off three airports: IAR
Heathrow Airport Holdings to sell off three airports: IAR
[International Airport Review] Heathrow Airport Holdings (HAH) is reported to be planning to sell off Southampton, Glasgow and Aberdeen Airports by the end of the year.
The sale would mean that HAH, formerly British Airports Authority (BAA), would be left with just London Heathrow Airport. Photo: Wikipedia
The sale would mean that HAH, formerly British Airports Authority (BAA), would be left with…
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Moscow considers forcing European airlines to fly around Russia
Moscow considers forcing European airlines to fly around Russia
[Euractiv.com] Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev threatened on Tuesday (5 August) to retaliate for the grounding of a subsidiary of national airline Aeroflot because of EU sanctions, with one newspaper reporting that European flights to Asia over Siberia could be banned.
Low-cost carrier Dobrolyot, operated by Aeroflot, suspended all flights last week after its airline leasing agreement was…
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FBI Cyber Division warns that the Aviation industry is under continual cyber-attack: GSN
FBI Cyber Division warns that the Aviation industry is under continual cyber-attack: GSN
[Government Security News] The FBI Cyber Division has warned that the Aviation industry is under continual cyber-attack. Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) actors have been sending successful spear-phishing e-mails targeting the aviation community.
The FBI assesses that APT actors target technology, best practices, and other proprietary information from victim businesses for theft.
GCRhas…
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