General aviation should be as safe as commercial airline travel.
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When the couple, both commercial airline pilots from Phoenix, Ariz.
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There were also ongoing discussions with a commercial airline, he added.
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Patrick Smith is an author, aviation blogger, and commercial airline pilot.
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And there were zero fatalities in commercial airline crashes in 2017.
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Boeing also announced setbacks to some of its other commercial airline programs.
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It is the first commercial airline to back the venture with investment.
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Globally, most commercial airline pilots refresh training in simulators every six months.
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Some have wondered why Chapecoense used the charter company instead of a commercial airline.
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However, there are also many differences between the commercial airline industry and civilian automobiles.
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"The largest commercial airline is the number-one state sponsor of terrorism," Cornyn added.
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I am a retired military fighter pilot, retired commercial airline pilot and former astronaut.
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Meghan and Harry arrived in Rome on Thursday via a commercial airline, sources confirm.
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ICAO does not specify the exact number of hours that commercial airline pilots should sleep.
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In fact, there have been no commercial airline crashes in the United States since 2009.
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Commercial airline pilots once held a sort of superstar status in the eyes of Americans.
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These Stinson "Detroiter" planes were the first closed-cabin planes used by a commercial airline.
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We are opening bridges border crossings, we have commercial airline traffic between the two countries.
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CNBC got an inside look to see what it takes to become a commercial airline pilot.
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Esther Mbabazi is the first woman to become certified as a commercial airline pilot in Rwanda.
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Playing for fun: Dan Madeiros, 42, has a well-paying job as a commercial airline pilot.
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A British 26-year-old woman might have just become the world's youngest commercial airline captain.
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But as you point out, I have not ridden a commercial airline for a long time.
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Not since the Concorde have commercial airline passengers been able to break the speed of sound.
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Delta Private Jets is a private-jet charter service that functions separately from the commercial airline.
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The American commercial airline industry provides an informative case study on the dangers of comprehensive consolidation.
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And commercial airline deliveries plummeted 67 percent in the quarter, with Boeing delivering just 62 planes.
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For example, the United States has gone several years now without a U.S. commercial airline fatality.
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The mom we see there is a commercial airline pilot who is getting ready for work.
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Even on commercial airline flights, she travels perched on a handler's glove in the coach cabin.
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The 19-hour journeys would be the longest passenger flights ever run by a commercial airline.
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According to Boeing, close to 80 percent of commercial airline accidents are caused by pilot error.
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Boeing did not say which aircraft it was negotiating to sell to the privately-owned commercial airline.
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Another US official said they were often former commercial airline pilots who used to fly passenger jets.
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Can you imagine booking a flight on a commercial airline without knowing where it's going to land?
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Military leaders and commercial-airline bosses are already lobbying congress to alter the rules that govern flying.
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Acting FAA Administrator Daniel Elwell appeared before a Senate Transportation subcommittee on commercial airline safety, on Wednesday.
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Editor's note: Patrick Smith is a commercial airline pilot who currently flies Boeing 757 and 767 aircraft.
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Self-driving tech for trucking could someday be akin to a commercial airline pilot turning on autopilot.
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This approach to the passenger space could open the door to a new kind of commercial airline cabin.
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Poole said Prevalla's business model focused on international students obtaining visas and providing training for commercial airline pilots.
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In addition trainees are required by law to fly 2013,500 hours before being hired by a commercial airline.
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This makes American the first commercial airline to provide exclusive access to Apple Music through complimentary Wi-Fi.
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In 1990, for example, I managed to get a commercial airline to change the itinerary of their flight.
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Before the revolution, he dreamed of becoming a commercial airline pilot and made plans to move to Canada.
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Commercial airline giants Southwest (LUV), United (UAL) and Delta (DAL) are among the 20 stocks in this index.
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She purchased commercial airline tickets for later this week, as she watched flights being canceled left and right.
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The route will cease to operate on April 22, with Mobile Downtown Airport losing its only commercial airline.
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In another report, a commercial airline pilot complained about how the FAA and Boeing were handling the problem.
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Amid backlash over using a private jet to travel, the Duchess of Sussex decided to take commercial airline.
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We require more training hours from barbers than the flight time commercial airline pilots need for their training.
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That's on the back of a good year in 2015, when the commercial airline industry posted record profits.
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Together, American-based Boeing and French-based Airbus control virtually the entire commercial airline manufacturing industry around the world.
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Authorize, regulate, and control commercial airline flights according to government or company regulations to expedite and ensure flight safety.
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Those changes involved major invasions of privacy for some people and significant administrative hassles for all commercial airline passengers.
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According to a senior aide, Guaido returned to the country on a commercial airline, Copa Airlines, from Panama City.
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"The United States would only fund commercial airline tickets or charter flights and/or ground transportation," the notification said.
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President Barack Obama renewed diplomatic relations with Cuba in 2015, and then brought back commercial airline travel last year.
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In 22015, Wu wrote an article for the New Yorker about the decline in quality of commercial airline service.
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The bottom line is that the commercial airline industry isn't competitive — four airlines make up 80 percent of the business.
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More than 6,000 commercial airline flights across the United States were canceled for the day, according to tracking service FlightAware.
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The military's pilot shortage crisis has been compounded by pilot shortages in the commercial airline industry, which offers aggressive pay.
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It is also helping push legislation pending in Congress that would require epinephrine auto-injectors on all commercial airline flights.
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The Residence, the only-three room private cabin offered by a commercial airline, is the most luxurious way to fly.
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Shares of Boeing declined Wednesday after the company reported revenue in its commercial airline division that fell short of estimates.
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Washington (CNN)Federal regulators announced Thursday they will take specific steps to better detect commercial airline pilots who have mental illnesses.
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The cost of training to become a commercial airline pilot in the U.S. can top $80,000, a major barrier for candidates.
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Going from merely famous to legendary After the war, Losonsky hired on as a commercial airline pilot for Trans Asiatic Airlines.
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Boeing projects that 637,000 new commercial airline pilots will be needed to fly the world fleet over the next 20 years.
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New book puts lens on Air Koryo, North Korea's only commercial airline Elise Labott and Joe Sterling contributed to this report.
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Meghan and Harry had been in Rome since Thursday, when they arrived via a commercial airline, sources previously confirmed to PEOPLE.
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In 2018, the number of sexual assaults reported during commercial airline flights was increasing "at an alarming rate," the FBI said.
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Starliner has "on the order of 40," he said, making it a lot more akin to a modern commercial airline cockpit.
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Elwell, a former Air Force lieutenant general and former commercial airline pilot for American Airlines, is currently the FAA's deputy administrator.
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In 2012, Turkish Airlines became the first major international commercial airline to fly out of Somalia in more than two decades.
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Hundreds of commercial airline pilots could be depressed, study says NOT the thing to read before jetting off on that business trip.
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All 189 people on board are thought to have died in what is the worst commercial airline disaster so far this year.
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The two governments have since reached accords on environmental protection and the resumption of direct mail service and scheduled commercial airline flights.
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One commercial airline captain tellsCondé Nast Traveler that he drops the thermostat dial when encountering turbulence in order to combat motion sickness.
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"American Made" stars Tom Cruise as a commercial airline pilot who's recruited by the CIA to fly reconnaissance missions over South America.
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Because of years of sanctions, Iran's commercial airline fleet is so decrepit and unsafe that many people fear flying on the planes.
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Overseeing the safest ever year in global commercial airline travel The skies were friendly to civilian travelers on commercial jets in 23.
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What's more, Musk says the ticket price for an intercontinental rocket ride would cost about the same as a commercial airline ticket.
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But here's the craziest part: the Residence is the first commercial airline ever to have a private bedroom with a double bed.
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But unlike commercial airline pilots, commercial balloon pilots are not required by the FAA to hold a medical certificate of any kind.
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"A commercial airline that removes validly seated customers without serious cause breaches the sacred trust between passengers and their airlines," the bill said.
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In 2019 the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved UPS Flight Forward to become the first-ever drone service operating as a commercial airline.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I would make a small bet, Joe, that I have taken more commercial airline flights than you have in your life.
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The Honolulu-based carrier is the largest and longest serving airline in Hawaii and the 220th largest commercial airline in the United States.
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That price tag didn't include the $36,068 military flight he took from Washington to New York City before getting on a commercial airline.
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That price tag didn't include the $36,068 military flight he took from Washington to New York City before getting on a commercial airline.
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True to his word, just one day after taking office López Obrador flew on a commercial airline to the Gulf state of Veracruz.
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If possible, the team dropped it off, or we in the bureau did, at a commercial airline at Tan Son Nhut for shipment.
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Overall, Boeing said, the aviation industry would need to supply more than 2 million new commercial airline pilots, maintenance technicians and cabin crew.
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The smartest move the commercial airline industry ever made was to convince consumers to pay extra for what used to be the minimum.
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The incident and Meehan's reaction to how Delta has handled the situation reignites the debate over service animals being allowed on commercial airline flights.
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Singapore Airlines has relaunched the world's longest commercial-airline route, a flight between Singapore and Newark International Airport, which is just outside New York.
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All of its operators have manned aviation pilot licenses and the venture has structured a training program that resembles a commercial airline cadet program.
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It left the Federal Aviation Administration, which has presided over an unprecedented period of commercial airline safety at home, in an unfamiliar state: alone.
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Between 2017 and 2036, the world's commercial aviation industry will need 637,000 new commercial airline pilots, according to a Boeing forecast released in July.
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The L-39 did feature at least one commercial airline courtesy: a paper bag tucked above the instrument panel, should you need to vomit.
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They couldn't find an open seat with a commercial airline, so they called Talon Air, a charter jet company, to fly to Scott's side.
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After completing his initial practical instruction in Arizona, Mr. Lubitz returned to Germany to finish his training and receive his commercial airline pilot's license.
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Even today in the United States, women make up less than 20 percent of engineers and only 5 percent of all commercial airline pilots.
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He also told the outlet that he intends to be a commercial airline pilot until he hits the FAA-mandated retirement age of 65.
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Sources confirm to PEOPLE that the two flew via commercial airline to the Italian city and left their son, four-month-old Archie, behind.
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Only if researchers can gain this type of precise command, says Lim, will CAR-T treatments become as safe and predictable as commercial airline flight.
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Some spend the downtime working as flight instructors or have side businesses, according to Daniel Fahl, a commercial airline pilot at a major U.S. airline.
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Honeywell's aerospace business, its biggest, benefited from a rise in global travel as it sold more aircraft parts and services to the commercial airline industry.
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And this past spring, Goldfein met with commercial airline executives to try to find ways to stop a flow of experienced pilots leaving the service.
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The aircraft made an emergency landing in Philadelphia, where a passenger died — the first fatality from a U.S. commercial airline accident in almost a decade.
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Cuba did agree to roaming deals with U.S. telecommunications operators and restoring scheduled commercial airline service, two deals that bring more revenue to the government.
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Boeing and Airbus, often described as holding a duopoly over the large commercial airline industry since the 1990s, each own approximately half of that market.
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The acquisition would herald the first U.S. commercial airline merger since US Airways and American Airlines combined in 2013 to form the world's largest carrier.
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Today, UPS announced that its drone service is the first of its kind to be recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration as a commercial airline.
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A sale to the privately owned commercial airline is expected to include Boeing 777 and or 787 aircraft, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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The level of security and safety in the commercial airline industry is mainly judged by examining specific types of fatal incidents and compliance with existing regulations.
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Landsberg faced questions during his confirmation hearing over a string of critical statements that he made regarding the 1,500-hour training requirement for commercial airline pilots.
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Smith is not only an author and aviation blogger, but he is also a long-time commercial airline pilot flying Boeing 757 and Boeing 767 jets.
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Nearby processing facilities fish out the moly-99, and the radioactive material is loaded onto commercial airline flights bound for the United States in protective containers.
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Even if the rocket never takes off because of a technical glitch or bad weather and gets delayed, the closures still affect efficient commercial airline travel.
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The Department of Transportation announced on Thursday that it will create a pilot program to help military veterans get trained and certified as commercial airline pilots.
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One Afghan politician attending the Moscow event said Taliban leaders told them they had flown Qatar Airways, a commercial airline, from their political office in Doha.
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Under Shuster's bill, oversight of the air traffic systems would be given to a 13-member board, made up mostly of commercial airline representatives and workers.
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The workers, who belong to Argentina's Union of Commercial Airline Senior and Professional Personnel (UPSA), walked out over stalled pay negotiations, state-run news agency Telam reported.
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While Sturckow had been to space before as an astronaut with NASA, it was the first spaceflight for Stucky, a former test pilot and commercial airline pilot.
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"Turbulence is never something that should hurt anyone, if passengers are paying attention," said Ragusa, who flew Boeing 737s for 12 years as a commercial airline pilot.
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Novak recalled that he made the round trip to Oklahoma City from his home near Milwaukee in one day — on a commercial airline, with layovers in Minneapolis.
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" Earlier this year, FBI special agent David Rodski said that the number of sexual assault cases reported onboard commercial airline flights were increasing "at an alarming rate.
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"An airplane shouldn't put itself in a position where the pilots have to act heroically to save the plane," the veteran U.S. commercial-airline pilot told me.
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I've loved airplanes for as long as I can remember, but it wasn't until my late 20s that I started training to become a commercial airline pilot.
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Once completed, a Qantas test flight flying from New York to Sydney this weekend, will be the longest non-stop flight ever undertaken by a commercial airline.
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That means the cabin will he 825 cubic meters, or bigger than the cabin of an A380, the large, luxurious commercial airline often used for international flights.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Israel has accused Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of using commercial airline flights to ship weapons to the Lebanese Shi'ite Muslim group Hezbollah.
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When the outgoing President warned, in his farewell speech, of the ways in which inequality corrodes the social fabric, he probably wasn't referring to commercial airline travel.
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With no history of commercial airline traffic to judge by, the airlines were largely guessing how many United States citizens and Cubans would line up for tickets.
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Dan Madeiros, a commercial airline pilot, advertises his services at $40 an hour in the online classified forum Kijiji because, he said, he just likes to play.
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CNBC got an inside look at the United Airlines Flight Training Center in Denver to find out what it takes to become a pilot of a commercial airline.
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"NTSB has been pushing to get the operators and for the FAA to require those operators to incorporate those lessons we've learned from commercial airline crashes," Weiss said.
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President Donald Trump was mocked on social media on Tuesday after he fired off a tweet taking credit for the lack of commercial airline crash deaths in 22018.
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The agency states that streamlined aircraft bodies, quieter jet engines, and drag-reducing winglets are a few of the advances NASA has brought to the commercial airline industry.
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Their chief concern is that they may have to pay high fees under the new system, which they claim would give outsize power to the commercial airline industry.
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Stocks in commercial airline companies fell 4.3 percent Monday morning, according to Bloomberg, more than four times the 1.1 percent opening drop on the S&P 500 index.
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The usual explanation from politicians when caught using private jets is that there were simply no commercial airline flights available to get them where they needed to go.
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It was the latest episode in what has proved to be a difficult workplace issue to solve: how to accommodate commercial airline pilots who are balancing new motherhood.
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General Electric announced the broad change to its staffing as the coronavirus pandemic stifles the aerospace industry as commercial airline traffic sharply declined in the past few weeks.
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"The president is very happy that there were no commercial airline deaths in 2017 and we hope that that trend continues well into 2018 and beyond," she said.
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Laws in the U.S. require airline pilots to have 1,500 hours of flight time to work at a commercial airline, but there are exceptions for some students and military.
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Ten years after Charles McGee returned home from World War II as an accomplished fighter pilot and Army Captain, he couldn't get a job as a commercial airline pilot.
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Unlike the existing standards for helicopter pilots, guidelines for commercial airline pilots take into account basic human physiology such as circadian rhythms and the importance of sleeping at night.
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Washington (CNN)Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said Friday that the heightened threat of terrorists taking down a commercial airline is one of his greatest national concerns.
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It will be in the air for approximately 19 and a half hours, and once completed will be the longest non-stop flight ever undertaken by a commercial airline.
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Gaps in airline security While the crash only killed Russell, the brazen stealing of a commercial airline from a major US airport has exposed a gap in airline security.
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Only about 4 percent of the nation's 193,000 certified airline pilots are women, contributing to a struggle over how to accommodate commercial airline pilots who are balancing new motherhood.
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Mahan Air, an Iranian commercial airline, plays an integral role in providing Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad with the manpower and weapons to fuel his atrocity-laden war effort.
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Lilium is one of several firms and startups racing to build flying electric vehicles that can transport people between different cities or regions more cheaply than a commercial airline.
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The number of sexual assaults reported during commercial airline flights is increasing "at an alarming rate," the FBI says; it increased by 66% from fiscal year 2014 to 2017.
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His father was an Army Air Corps officer (and later a commercial airline pilot), and the boy grew up on military bases in the United States and Latin America.
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Mr. Cruise plays Barry Seal, the real-life commercial airline pilot who smuggled drugs for a cartel before becoming an informant for the Drug Enforcement Administration in the 1980s.
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Graves said the program could also inform how lawmakers address the 1,500-hour training rule for commercial airline pilots, which Congress raised after the deadly 85033 Colgan Air crash.
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What remains unclear, however, it just how long Boeing will halt production due to the federal investigation, causing headaches for commercial airline companies as well as the manufacturer's suppliers.
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"At no time is the peril of this strategy more exposed than when the weather goes bad," author and commercial airline pilot Patrick Smith wrote in a blog post.
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Turkish Airlines began operating the first international flights out of Somalia in 2012, becoming the first commercial airline to do so since the onset of Somalia's civil war in 1991.
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The signing ceremony in Havana formalized what officials had announced in December: that the two former Cold War rivals would add scheduled commercial airline service to the current charter flights.
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On Tuesday Trump took credit for reports that 2628 was the safest global year of commercial airline travel, even though the U.S. has not seen a deadly crash in years.
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Strict laws in the United States require that pilots have 1,500 hours of flight time to work at a commercial airline, but there are exceptions for some students and military.
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No fatalities were reported in the immediate aftermath, but it was later revealed that Tehran inadvertently shot down a commercial airline flight during the attack, killing all passengers on board.
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On Tuesday, Trump took credit for reports that 2017 was the safest global year of commercial airline travel, even though the U.S. has not seen a deadly crash in years.
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Next on the startup's to-do list: enticing other entities with training challenges, including in the commercial airline industry, at oil and gas companies and within police and fire departments.
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Originally reported by The HuffPost, the State Department declined to provide the reimbursement rate, but past guidelines required government officials to pay the equivalent of the fare on a commercial airline.
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Bennie Thompson, the top Democrat on the House Homeland Security Committee, noted that the government's airport security fees, which are automatically added to commercial airline tickets, are not earmarked for TSA.
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"While some workplaces allow for nursing mothers to express breast milk during a break from work activities, the duties of commercial airline pilots and flight attendants present unique circumstances," she said.
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RIYADH, March 28 (Reuters) - The U.S. embassy in Riyadh said on Saturday it was working with the Saudi authorities to arrange repatriation flights to the United States on a commercial airline.
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According to Qantas, this will be the first time that a commercial airline has flown nonstop from New York to Australia, and only the second direct London-to-Sydney commercial flight.
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Iran had hoped the lifting of sanctions would allow it to replace its aging commercial airline fleet, but the U.S. withdrawal has halted billion-dollar deals struck with Airbus and Boeing.
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Technology has made traveling more specialized, and airlines need to develop to cater to a wider range of customers, the CEO of the ninth largest commercial airline in the U.S. said.
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Ms. Pelosi said Friday she was postponing the trip after the White House leaked her alternative plan to use a commercial airline because she had been advised it was too dangerous.
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According to Qantas, this will be the first time that a commercial airline has flown nonstop from New York to Australia, and only the second direct London-to-Sydney commercial flight.
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The best way to pretend you're not on a filthy commercial airline surrounded by wailing kids and shady businessmen with "productive" coughs is to block everything out with some serene sounds.
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"Outwardly, this seems like a commercial airline, but in effect, this is run by the government," said Kim Yong-hyun, a professor of North Korean Studies at Dongguk University in South Korea.
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Prior to joining the commercial airline company in 1993, Shults worked as a pilot and instructor with the Navy and is one of the first female fighter pilots in U.S. military history.
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It has been more than a decade since a commercial-airline crash in the United States resulted in fatalities, but airplane disasters are an unwelcome reminder of the inherent risk of flying.
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In a letter to the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday, Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon accused Iran of using commercial airline flights to ship weapons to Lebanese Shi'ite Muslim group Hezbollah.
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There's even a perk from JetSuiteX, a semi-private air carrier that will transport the rich and famous for the price you pay to sit near the bathroom on a commercial airline.
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"We seek an immediate clarification regarding your current efforts to facilitate the return of Americans to the United States, whether by commercial airline flights, charter flights, or other means," the letter reads.
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With only one runway and no passenger terminal, Pinal Air Park doesn't see commercial airline service but it is home to some of the most iconic aircraft ever to roam the skies.
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The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) is investigating several reports of bright lights and unidentified flying objects (UFOs) that were seen by commercial airline pilots last Friday off the south-west coast of Ireland.
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Perhaps the closest analog we can all relate to is the development of the commercial airline industry that has made nearly every corner of the Earth accessible over a similar span of time.
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But the language has faced fierce opposition from Democrats and the families of the Colgan crash victims, who attribute the commercial airline industry's stellar safety record since 2009 with the stricter training rules.
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The Air Force will meet with commercial airline executives this spring to try to find ways to stop a flow of experienced pilots leaving the service, a top Air Force general said Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, cruise ships around the world are still being rejected from ports as passengers become sick, and commercial airline travel has fallen so steeply that the industry is looking for a bail out.
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UPS now runs the first official drone airline Today, UPS announced that its drone service is the first of its kind to be recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration as a commercial airline.
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The suspect made threats to sites in Australia and New Zealand, as well as in the United States, and to at least one commercial airline flight, prompting an emergency landing, Mr. Rosenfeld said.
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SPORTS An article on Monday about so-called rental goalies serving the needs of amateur hockey teams in Toronto misspelled the surname of a commercial airline pilot who is also a rental goalie.
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And the idea of "calculated misery" plays a key role in that view, because the modern commercial airline industry is uniquely designed to exploit passengers' potential discomfort and anxiety to turn a profit.
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The Montreal-based International Civil Aviation Organization is working to bring sleep standards for helicopter pilots in line with existing recommended practices for commercial airline crew, said Michelle Millar, ICAO's technical specialist, human performance.
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A passenger, who was partly sucked through the opening, died, marking Southwest's first accident-related fatality in its 47 years of flying, and the first such death on a U.S. commercial airline since 2009.
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A passenger was partly sucked through the opening and died, marking Southwest's first accident-related passenger fatality in 47 years of flying and the first such fatality on a U.S. commercial airline since 2009.
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Modern commercial airline conditions like shrinking economy seats and packed flights are of course not blameless for mid-air misbehavior, but the study highlights the ability of reminders of inequality to escalate the situation.
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Trips are coordinated with the White House's Office of Cabinet Affairs, though specific details like using a private plane versus a commercial airline aren't typically included in agencies' reports to their West Wing liaison.
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"I had to be there," said the son, Abdelkhalig Salah, 28, a commercial airline pilot whose frustrations with decades of decline under Mr. al-Bashir had prompted him to protest outside his father's office.
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The U.S. Embassy said in a consular e-mail on Saturday it was working with the Saudi authorities to arrange repatriation flights on a commercial airline, but that no flights had been confirmed yet.
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The U.S. Embassy said in a consular e-mail on Saturday it was working with the Saudi authorities to arrange repatriation flights on a commercial airline, but that no flights had been confirmed yet.
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A former navy pilot who has worked for a commercial airline for 32 years, Mr. Lloyd wrote in an email that he tries to keep his political discussions less emotional and more issue driven.
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Pummill is in a unique position as a candidate for exposure therapy for her flying phobia because her son is a commercial airline pilot, able to offer her free tickets to anywhere in the world.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The head of Lebanon's international airport denied on Thursday Israeli accusations that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) were using commercial airline flights to ship weapons to the Lebanese Shi'ite Muslim group Hezbollah.
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A new supersonic jet that some are calling "Son of the Concorde" could fly from New York to London in three hours, and may be used to transport commercial airline passengers sooner than you think.
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But Price ultimately flew on military transport at a cost of more than $430,000 and HHS lost track of what it spent for the commercial airline ticket until the inspector general's investigators identified the expense.
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The influx has pushed capacity to the limit and forced many tourists to scramble for hotel rooms, raising questions about how Cuba will absorb additional visitors when scheduled U.S. commercial airline service starts this year.
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Ultimately, its creators say, the Lilium will be able to complete a 300 km inter-city "hop" in an hour, offering an affordable and emissions-free alternative to traveling by commercial airline, road or rail.
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The bill ensures that private jets under management companies that handle storage and upkeep do not pay the same ticketing taxes as commercial airline flights, aviation tax attorney Troy Rolf told The Wall Street Journal.
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ABC News reported on Wednesday the gunman's girlfriend, Marilou Danley, has been put on a U.S. government watch list that will notify authorities if she attempts to leave the country on a commercial airline flight.
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Ultimately, its creators say, the Lilium will be able to complete a 300 km inter-city "hop" in an hour, offering an affordable and emissions-free alternative to travelling by commercial airline, road or rail.
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The standard license does not meet the requirements of the U.S. Real ID Act, meaning it may not be valid for boarding commercial airline flights starting in October 2020 if the act is fully enforced.
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The 21 weirdest 'Bachelor' entrances of all time6 things to know about Peter Weber, the commercial airline pilot who was just named the next 'Bachelor' starEverything that's wrong with 'The Bachelor,' according to therapists and psychologists
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Fatigue management has become a growing priority for the aviation industry amid concerns that commercial airline and helicopter pilots are being asked to work longer hours because of an anticipated shortage of pilots around the world.
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"American Airlines is a commercial airline and owed a duty to the public, including Fleming, to exercise due care on its flights to ensure the area in which their passengers sat were safe," the lawsuit read.
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At some resorts, such as Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows in North Lake Tahoe, guests who show a same-day boarding pass from any commercial airline receive a complimentary lift ticket for the day they arrive.
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Aerospace types point to regulations enacted by Congress in 2013 that upped the minimum number of hours of cockpit experience a pilot must have in order to fly for a commercial airline, from 250 to 1,500.
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"I have patients with M.S. who are surgeons, actors, a commercial-airline pilot, sports figures, successful lawyers — they don't want anyone to know about their illness because they feel it could hurt their career," he added.
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The benefits, say House members who sponsored it, include removing ATC from the governmental budget process — instead, the country's control towers would be funded through user fees (that is, taxes tacked on to commercial airline tickets).
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MONTREAL, Feb 9 (Reuters) - The union representing pilots at WestJet Airlines Ltd said on Friday it filed a labor complaint against Canada's No. 2 commercial airline, potentially raising tensions during negotiations for their first collective agreement.
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Even though Boeing has projected that over the next 20 years the aviation industry will need to supply over 2 million commercial airline pilots, maintenance technicians and cabin crew Pilot and Technician Outlook 2017-2036, Rep.
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As airlines back off from formerly strict policies around in-flight mobile use, GCHQ and the NSA have been ready and waiting with their own high-altitude surveillance solution, coming to a commercial airline near you.
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Obama, a Democrat, began the opening to Washington's old Cold War foe after he won his second term in office, and has brought about his policy change through executive actions, including allowing scheduled commercial airline flights.
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A sports league in 2018 that doesn't take every possible measure to remove head hits from its game is like finding a commercial airline that still permits smoking on flights, only the airline caters to pregnant women.
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Reunited with "Edge of Tomorrow" director Doug Liman, Cruise plays Barry Seal, a slightly bored commercial airline pilot who is unexpectedly recruited by a creepy CIA operative (Domhnall Gleason) to fly covert reconnaissance missions in Central America.
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While these affluent fliers jet off to their holiday destinations, commercial airline travelers like us are the ones footing bill for their use of air traffic control (ATC) and other critical infrastructure — a billion-dollar tax subsidy.
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In 2013, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released a study suggesting that some commercial airline pilots had become so dependent on automation that they lacked "sufficient or in-depth knowledge and skills" to properly control their planes.
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According to data compiled each year by the Aviation Safety Network (ASN), the number of international commercial airline accidents has been steadily declining for the past 45 years, down to 18 last year from 20173 in 1972.
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If he did indeed choose this mode of travel, it would have put three tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere, which is 10 times more than if he had travelled on a commercial airline, according to the publication.
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Honeywell on Friday reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit as it sold more aircraft parts and services to business jet and commercial airline customers, prompting the company to raise its 8.33 earnings forecast for the third time.
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It was the deadliest commercial airline crash in United States history at that point, and it was later memorialized in an episode of "Mad Men" — the father of the character Pete Campbell was said to have died onboard.
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To figure out how often people fly over unmapped parts of the world's oceans, Dr. Smith and his colleagues compared data on mapped and unmapped segments of the world's ocean segments with a database of commercial airline routes.
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But what these incidents highlight most of all is that commercial airline tech still lags a lot of other industries, and can be brought low with incidents that would hardly bruise dedicated cloud service companies like Google and Amazon.
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Although some small commercial drone operators say the new rules are too restrictive, the agency says it drafted them in a way that will save lives, minimize damage on the ground and address the concerns of commercial airline pilots.
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Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle pressed Chao on whether rural airports and general aviation users would be adequately protected and represented under the new model, which they said could give outsize power to the commercial airline industry.
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TEL AVIV — The Israeli government has hailed Air India's new nonstop service from New Delhi to Tel Aviv as a historic breakthrough — the Indian carrier is the first commercial airline to take a geopolitical shortcut through Saudi Arabian airspace.
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"It is difficult to expect a 737 Max order at the upcoming Paris Air Show," Noah Poponak, an analyst at Goldman Sachs, wrote in a recent note, referring to the annual event where many commercial airline deals are sealed.
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King Willem-Alexander said in an interview published Wednesday that for the last 21 years, he has flown twice a month as a commercial airline co-pilot for KLM's Cityhopper subsidiary, a regional carrier that flies among European cities.
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MIAMI — The Obama administration's top transportation officials joined Cuban dignitaries at the Hotel Nacional in Havana on Tuesday to sign an agreement that will restore commercial airline service between the two countries for the first time in more than 50 years.
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The legislation would also bar the state of Illinois from making travel arrangements, doing business with or having investments in any commercial airline that maintained a policy of removing paying passengers to make room for employees traveling on non-revenue tickets.
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Though Starliner's technology is specifically designed for astronauts to advance space exploration, a future commercial airline is already being tested at Kennedy Space Center and is slated to launch in 2018, explains Kelly Kaplan, communications lead at Boeing Space Exploration.
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"While there are many workplaces that might allow for nursing mothers to express breast milk during a break from work activities, the duties of a commercial airline pilot present unique circumstances," a Frontier spokesman, Jim Faulkner, said in a statement.
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In general, it takes a "perfect storm" of errors for a passenger to get past the scanners, flight announcements, gate agents and cabin crew of a modern flight, said Buck Rodger, commercial airline pilot and president of Aero Consulting Experts.
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JetBlue said that beginning May 3 it will increase its presence in New England, with nonstop service between Worcester Regional Airport in Massachusetts and John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, becoming the only commercial airline to serve Worcester.
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Established in 2017, The Private Suite is an exclusive terminal at Los Angeles International Airport that allows the rich and famous to go through security and fly on any commercial airline without being spotted by the paparazzi or selfie-hungry fans.
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Pilot training varies around the world, with some of the strictest requirements in the U.S., where pilots need to have 1,500 hours of flying before they can work for a commercial airline, unless they have military or other specialized training.
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There were 561 fatalities as a result of accidents involving commercial airline planes last year — a huge spike from 2017, which was the safest year for commercial passenger air travel on record, but a remarkable decline from 2,385 in 1972.
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"It's actually the first time a commercial airline has flown from New York to Sydney non-stop, and only the second time that a flight from London to Sydney has taken place," Qantas CEO Alan Joyce told CNBC's "Capital Connection" on Thursday.
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What's most curious about this debate is that the advocates for change include many commercial airline leaders who come to Washington saying they need more control of an independent entity in order to modernize it and operate in the air space successfully.
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Apple Music's more than 50 million songs will be available on any domestic American Airlines flight equipped with Viasat satellite Wi-Fi at no extra cost to customers, marking the first commercial airline to offer exclusive access to Apple Music via in-flight Wi-Fi.
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Atul M. KarnikWoodside, Queens To the Editor: As a commercial airline pilot for 40 years, I was never involved in an evacuation, but there was a bit of wisdom I kept in my head from a story related to me very early in my career.
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The memo said that the office had "not seen any analysis to indicate why the Administrator would be at any greater risk on a commercial airline than any other passenger, or why a trained EPA PSD member could not protect the Administrator in a different location on the aircraft."
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According to the sources, the effort was seen as the beginning steps of a potential effort by North Korea to revive the country's commercial airline industry, which has been stymied by ICAO regulations that direct planes to avoid North Korea due to the threat of unscheduled weapons tests.
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The first phase, when he was newly arrived at Renault in the 1990s and preparing to create the alliance with Nissan, featured a down-to-earth leader who, according to a source who worked closely with him at the time, would carry his own bags off a commercial airline.
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The access to medicine was an effort to fuel Iranian frustration against Tehran after weeks of violent protests over gasoline prices and the government's downing — and initial cover-up — of a Ukrainian commercial airline earlier this month while it launched missile strikes against American military bases in neighboring Iraq.
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Yeah, it's my prediction of what could happen, and I actually wrote a paper about the economics of the commercial space industry, where it could go if they end up being as efficient as the commercial airline industry, and that's on Business Insider, so they ... I think it's on www.BusinessInsider.com.
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Healthy commercial airline passengers returning to the United States from coronavirus-affected areas who come down with certain symptoms within 0003 days are required to participate in monitoring by health officials, and some may have their movement restricted or be asked to limit contact with others, according to the CDC.
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While the U.S. commercial airline industry is considered safe, with only one fatality in recent years, the FAA is under heightened scrutiny by lawmakers over its relationship with the industry after two crashes overseas on the newer Boeing Co 737 MAX killed 346 people and led to that aircraft's global grounding.
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Some 50,000 Americans each day depend on a strange and precarious supply chain easily disrupted by a variety of menaces: shipments grounded by fog in Dubai, skittish commercial airline pilots who refuse to carry radioactive material and unplanned nuclear reactor shutdowns, including one in South Africa when a mischievous baboon sneaked into a reactor hall.
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EPA Intelligence has "not seen any analysis to indicate why the Administrator would be at any greater risk on a commercial airline than any other passenger, or why a trained EPA (Private Security Detail) member could not protect the Administrator in a different location on the aircraft [than in the business or first-class section]," the memo adds.
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But what got the kids and their coach out of the cave was a different model: a slower, more methodical, more narrowly specialized approach to problems, one that has turned many risky enterprises into safe endeavors — commercial airline travel, for example, or rock climbing, both of which have extensive protocols and safety procedures that have taken years to develop.
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Investigators have focused on how suspected informants inside the Damascus and Baghdad airports collaborated with the U.S. military to help track and pinpoint Soleimani's position, according to Reuters interviews with two security officials with direct knowledge of Iraq's investigation, two Baghdad airport employees, two police officials and two employees of Syria's Cham Wings Airlines, a private commercial airline headquartered in Damascus.
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Investigators have focused on how suspected informants inside the Damascus and Baghdad airports collaborated with the U.S. military to help track and pinpoint Soleimanis position, according to Reuters interviews with two security officials with direct knowledge of Iraqs investigation, two Baghdad airport employees, two police officials and two employees of Syrias Cham Wings Airlines, a private commercial airline headquartered in Damascus.
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The implicit promise of the Space Race between the United States and the Soviet Union was that within a matter of years or decades, such rarefied adventures would be open to the public at large — just as the world went from watching newsreels about Charles Lindberg's non-stop flight across the Atlantic to enjoying regularly-scheduled commercial airline service a few decades later.
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Yet the book is also stuffed with examples of the vital role state intervention played in enabling entrepreneurs to succeed: funding scientific research, military and health procurement, infrastructure, enforcing frictionless interstate trade, even seeding the commercial airline industry by establishing a national Post Office air network when the technology was young and dangerous (in its initial six years, 31 of the first 40 pilots were killed).
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Yesterday, Reuters exclusively reported that investigators have focused on how suspected informants inside the Damascus and Baghdad airports collaborated with the U.S. military to help track and pinpoint Soleimani's position, according to Reuters interviews with two security officials with direct knowledge of Iraq's investigation, two Baghdad airport employees, two police officials and two employees of Syria's Cham Wings Airlines, a private commercial airline headquartered in Damascus.
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Catherine Cortez Masto (D) and Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R) in a letter on Tuesday called on the commercial airline industry to implement new policies to aid travelers in the wake of Sunday's mass shooting in Las Vegas.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Tuesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has "raised the bar" for commercial airline safety after Trump took credit for the safest year of airline travel.
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He fired off a barrage of tweets throughout the day on a litany of subjects: threatening to cut off aid to Pakistan and the Palestinians, calling for the imprisonment of a top aide to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, rejecting Democratic demands on immigration and claiming credit for the lack of commercial airline deaths in 2017.
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He will take credit for the historically high stock market, for no commercial airline deaths last year, for how companies are bringing factories back to America at a record pace, for how America is now respected by all nations, that ISIS is finally being defeated because of his tough policies, for rolling back job killing anti-America trade and climate deals, for strengthening the military and taking care of veterans, for protecting religious liberty by appointing Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, for killing ObamaCare through legislation and executive orders, for single-handedly ushering back into the American lexicon the phrase "Merry Christmas," and for a revision of the tax code that will benefit the forgotten men and women of America.
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