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Jan18	More Delays for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner Rob Willers January 18, 2008 Know More: Aerospace, Aircraft Fleet, Airlines, Boeing, Customer Service, Safety and Security, Technology It looks as if the 6 month delay that The Boeing Company (BA) gave for their 787 Dreamliner was just a bit too short. The company announced that they would not be able to deliver their first aircraft to... Continue Reading Posted at 6:54 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Dec 7	Cessna Signs Deal to Manufacture C162 in China Rob Willers December 7, 2007 "This will give us a foothold into a market that will expand over the next 10 to 20 years," Mr. Lewis Campbell, Textron's chairman and chief executive said. Cessna announced that they will begin manufacturing the new Cessna 162... Continue Reading Posted at 7:35 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Oct30	Midwest Air Shareholders Approve $450 Million Sale Rob Willers October 30, 2007 Midwest Air shareholders approved a $450 million dollar sale to private equity firm TPG Capital. The approval ends a year long battle with AirTran Airways over a hostile take over bid. The bid faces one more hurtle as it needs... Continue Reading Posted at 2:03 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Another Scandinavian Q400 Crash Lands Rob Willers October 30, 2007 Scandinavian Airlines has grounded their fleet of Bombardier Q400’s as again the plane’s landing gear collapsed. The Canadian based airline manufacture are still confident in their aircraft and so are many other airlines as they forge ahead with plans... Continue Reading Posted at 1:56 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Oct27	Aerospace Companies Help Out in Southern California Rob Willers October 27, 2007 When disasters like the California Wildfires happen, it is nice to know that some companies out there are stepping up and pledging to help out. The Boeing Company (BA), which is the largest private employer in Southern California employing... Continue Reading Posted at 4:02 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Oct26	FAA Might Use Flight Caps at Kennedy Rob Willers October 26, 2007 A battle between airlines, passengers, businesses and the FAA is brewing. The Federal Aviation Administration is looking into capping the number of flights per hour at John F. Kennedy International Airport to just 80 flights an hour. Even during... Continue Reading Posted at 3:03 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	BlogActionDay: Environment How Much Freedom of Speech Do We Really Get In the Airline Industry? FAA May Step In to Reduce Flight Schedules if Airlines Do Not Oil Climbs to Record High of $80 per Barrel FAA Administrator Marion Blakey Comes Under Fire for New Job Boeing Pushes Back 787 Testing

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