"Flight crew reactions were different from and did not match the guidance for the assumptions of flight crew behavior," the report stated.
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The cockpit voice recorder captures sounds from the flight deck, including flight crew conversation, alarms and background noise that can help investigators understand what the flight crew was doing.
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Unspecified "safety enhancements" have been identified by investigators related to communication between air traffic control and the flight crew, and with weather information shared with the flight crew, the report said.
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They included children, teachers, passengers, flight crew and health workers.
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It dove just after the flight crew retracted the flaps.
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The point is flight crew are more than eye candy.
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Here are some of their stories: THE FLIGHT CREW Capt.
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Sein has been charged with interference with a flight crew.
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Flight crew protested furloughs by the airline after the merger.
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Here's the entire flight crew, plus the passenger study participants.
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Larry Zottarelli, who recently retired from the Voyager flight crew.
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Fast Facts: Commercial passenger airplane crashes The cockpit voice recorder captures sounds from the flight deck, including flight crew conversation, alarms and background noise that can help investigators understand what the flight crew was doing.
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Incapacitation of a member of the flight crew is extremely rare.
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And flight crew don't do other things just for the pay.
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Martin Grant, flanked by his designs for pilots and flight crew.
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Last year, its flight crew poured 9 million glasses of champagne.
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Boeing has also developed flight crew training related to this software.
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One of Qantas' first female pilots was among the flight crew.
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The cockpit voice recorder captures sounds from the flight deck, including flight crew conversation and alarms and background noise that can help investigators understand what the flight crew was doing at the time of a crash.
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Flight crew members in "FedEx Panda Team" sweatshirts helped facilitate the transfer.
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There were a total of 109 people onboard including the flight crew.
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This time, there was no third pilot to help the flight crew.
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We were greeted by the flight crew and shown to our seats.
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Shim&aposs wife, Christine Tan, was a member of the flight crew.
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"The room quieted down once the flight crew came out," she said.
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There were 44 Malaysians aboard MH17, including the 15-member flight crew.
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He became the flight surgeon assigned to the Apollo 11 flight crew.
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The flight crew blamed an issue with their on-board navigational system.
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AirAsia also intends list its flight crew training centre in Kuala Lumpur.
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It's always a mistake to ignore the instructions of the flight crew.
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The information is to include medical certificates held by the flight crew.
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The flight crew contacted a doctor on the ground for medical advice.
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After the nuptials, the couple danced down the aisle with the flight crew.
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But that's where 173 Delta passengers, plus flight crew, found themselves Wednesday afternoon.
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Watch the video, below, and wise up: Your flight crew isn't messing around.
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She went on to ask a flight crew member to be seated elsewhere.
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Federal law prohibits interfering with, intimidating, or ignoring instructions from a flight crew.
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Reporting air rage incidents is up to the discretion of the flight crew.
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Shortly before the plane went down, the flight crew requested permission to return.
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Brafford has been charged with interference with a flight crew and simple assault.
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By boarding an aircraft, you're agreeing to follow the instructions of the flight crew.
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And if you're flight crew, you can spend hours at airports almost every day.
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He knocked on the closed cockpit door, making his presence aware to flight crew.
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Passengers and the flight crew eventually restrained him and the plane returned to Dulles.
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WestJet has apologized and pulled its program after hearing negative feedback from flight crew.
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"It appears the flight crew reactivated electric trim," former Boeing engineer Peter Lemme said.
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It flies the latest generation of airplanes and outsources some of its flight crew.
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According to Daisy and Richard ... the flight crew was "completely ill trained" for combat.
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Fights broke out, and inebriated passengers danced on seats and abused the flight crew.
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It advised pilots to follow "existing flight crew procedures" if such an event occurs.
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They had met when they were on a 747 charter flight crew in 2009.
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As such, the last flight crew was not fully aware of the earlier problems.
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She took pictures on the plane with flight crew which she then shared online.
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He pleaded guilty to interfering with flight crew members and flight attendants in February.
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We are grateful to the pilots and the entire flight crew of Swift Air.
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The servicemen included four flight crew members and three pararescuemen, according to the report.
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Four scenarios on EgyptAir Flight 804 The cockpit voice recorder captures sounds from the flight deck, including flight crew conversation and alarms and background noise that can help investigators understand what the flight crew was doing at the time of a crash.
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The JetBlue flight crew confirmed that he did not have any alcohol in the sky.
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American Airlines confirmed that flight crew immediately responded to the incident and restrained the passenger.
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There also was a flight crew, whose members were no strangers this particular flight path.
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Flight crew and the doctor then took turns administering CPR, but Oswell never regained consciousness.
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Amazing job to the whole flight crew for getting this aircraft safely on the ground!
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The flight crew even gave her a special strap to hold the instrument in place.
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And even if flight crew doesn't ask, put your seat up for meal service. 6.
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The information is to include the most recent medical certificates held by the flight crew.
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The flight crew and airline apparently had not anticipated a passenger to refuse its authority.
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The massacre finally ended when a flight crew led by Warrant Officer Hugh Thompson intervened.
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The flight crew contacted air traffic control, and tried to turn back to the airport.
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The flight crew requested permission to return to the Jakarta airport but never turned around.
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Nine of the 11 Ukranians killed in the crash were members of the flight crew.
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Sinnett said the company has added details on MCAS to its flight crew operations manual.
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While United was repeatedly criticized for its customer service, there were other events in April involving altercations between passengers and flight crew including an American Airlines passenger with a baby stroller accidentally being hit after an argument with a member of the flight crew.
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The flight crew had to figure something out fast before they lost control of the airplane.
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The flight crew told people to go the back of the plane until the air cleared.
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A group of our employees including the flight crew made the decision to review the situation.
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Borman, the mission leader, was summoned to Houston by Deke Slayton, director of Flight Crew Operations.
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A Delta Air Lines flight crew was forced to act after a passenger became dangerously unruly.
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That said, here are some tips to help increase your odds:Be nice to your flight crew.
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During Wednesday's test flight, the flight crew performed different scenarios to test failure conditions, Boeing said.
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Some of the flight crew took care of her daughter, Amy, who was traveling with her.
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The door could have opened if the plane was flying lower, according to the flight crew.
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The reports came from the flight crew of a Southwest flight and of a United flight.
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Shortly before the crash, the flight crew had requested permission to return to the Jakarta airport.
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The rest goes to his band, a top-flight crew of 30- and 40-something improvisers.
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In a statement, a spokesperson for the airline credited the flight crew for handling the situation.
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But when flight crew asked for a document to prove this, they could not provide it.
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She also posted photos of the dog on the private jet, posing with the flight crew.
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A photo of an all-female flight crew on a Pakistani airline has gone viral on Twitter.
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JetBlue released a statement about the incident, which could have been dangerous had flight crew not reacted.
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Either way: it's up to the pilot and the flight crew and what they decide to do.
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Rui continued to film as a member of the flight crew talked to her outside the gate.
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The EP-3E was severely damaged and was saved only by the skill of the flight crew.
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But that flight crew did not report all of the issues they experienced to the maintenance crew.
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Travelpro's suitcases are a flight crew staple because of their organized compartments, durable nylon exterior, and signature
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It had been flying from Oslo, Norway, and was carrying seven passengers and three flight crew members.
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An assumption would be made that either a flight crew or two mechanics were in the cockpit.
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The ban caught the airline industry off guard, with some carriers forced to re-roster flight crew.
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Pae went into a rage because he felt the flight crew was ordering him around, Ching said.
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Passengers sitting around Bobby say he was not disruptive and did not interfere with the flight crew.
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"Duty" includes time on the ground before and after flights during which the flight crew is working.
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The new uniforms will be worn by customer-facing employees from in-flight crew to ground staff.
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He was assigned to flight crew training in Florida, where he was expected to finish this month.
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The changes will include updates to the computer system and the flight crew manual, the FAA said.
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The saga continues: in Boston, ground crew told flight crew not to let us off the plane.
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Afterwards, the "Now and Forever" singer had some shit to say about the training of the flight crew.
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He appeared in U.S. District Court in Seattle, where he was charged with interfering with a flight crew.
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Some, like those that praise a flight crew, may not get a response from the social media team.
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AirAsia will also list its flight crew training center in Kuala Lumpur, following the company's third-quarter results.
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Then a spokesperson later said that its flight crew and gate agent had decided not to do so.
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As Dixon gave the flight crew more information, the man got back to his seat and overheard her.
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Now I'm trying to of ways to share the holiday spirit with the flight crew working that day.
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Nor is there an easily available test for flight crew who worry they've been exposed to toxic fumes.
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Because of Iranian law, female flight crew would be forced to wear a headscarf upon landing in Tehran.
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The carrier was forced to reschedule flight crew on some U.S. flights to comply with the original ban.
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Trudeau's father, former PM Pierre Elliott Trudeau, also appeared with the Alpha Flight crew back in his day.
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Kerr has since been charged with assault, interfering with the duties of the flight crew, and public intoxication.
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" Another passenger shared pictures of the oxygen bags, saying that the flight crew "was awesome@keeping people calm.
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The failure of the two audio control panels caused "significant communication difficulty" for the flight crew, investigators said.
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Flight crew reported an issue with the plane the night before the flight, and repairs were carried out.
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Then the passenger refused to comply with flight crew instructions by trying to light up a cigarette -- again.
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It would essentially remove the flight crew from the aircraft: fewer people to expose to risk on a mission.
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The flight crew asked if they could speak with the men who sent the messages and Van Meir agreed.
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In 2016 the Jets agreed to pay their cheerleaders, known as The Flight Crew, almost $325,000 in back pay.
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But in the moment, the flight crew is authorized to stay in charge for the safety of the flight.
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Witnesses said the child was "doing well" but flight crew and surrounding passengers were "very shocked" after the discovery.
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International Civil Aviation Organization -Develop better guidance for information that should be included in flight crew and engineer's manuals.
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Hudek pleaded guilty in February to charges of assault with a deadly weapon and interfering with the flight crew.
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The men began to brawl and another passenger leapt up to intervene before Felix was restrained by flight crew.
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The right wing dropped and the flight crew attempted a go-around in Salzburg before heading back to Frankfurt.
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The woman who complained was reseated and the flight crew notified French police, who questioned the man in Paris.
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According to the Mirror, investigators will speak to Prince's friends, staff and flight crew on his April 15 flight.
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When it touched down, the flight crew made an announcement: Police would be boarding, so passengers must stay put.
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Investigators said the 737 Max had a valid certificate of airworthiness, and the flight crew had the necessary qualifications.
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Earlier this week, flight crew dragged a passenger off an overbooked plane after he refused to reschedule his flight.
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About 30 minutes after takeoff, the flight crew began complaining that two passengers were refusing to follow their instructions.
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He put his hands up and said "sorry" before the woman notified the flight crew, according to court documents.
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A Thomas Cook flight crew said they were evicted from a hotel in Las Vegas after the company collapsed.
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Even after 19 hours and 16 minutes in the air, doesn't that look like a well-rested flight crew?
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The calm demeanor of the flight crew was also a big part of why the flight was so relaxed.
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The flight crew was extraordinarily calm and they still gave out their trademark free snacks, which I happily accepted.
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While some flight crew members move away from Kew Gardens once their schedules become more predictable, others settle there.
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Except that both the ground maintenance personnel and the flight crew performed their calculations using pounds instead of kilograms.
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The passenger gave the weapon to a member of the flight crew, who returned it to the air marshal.
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A flight crew member gave passengers damp towels to hold over their faces for the smell, the reporter said.
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The conclusions say little or nothing about the performance of Ethiopian Airlines or its flight crew, the report bloom.
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"Until now, food-allergy passengers' safety was beholden to the mood of a particular flight crew," Ms. Mandelbaum added.
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Some passengers have even been caught kicking each other and screaming at the flight crew, as YouTube videos bear witness.
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Flight crew claimed the product contained no pork and the ham simply referred to the way the turkey was processed.
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She also requested that the flight crew move her to a different seat, which they did, local outlet KHOU reported.
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Non-revs are perceived as a kind of unidentified representative of the airline, sometimes known only to the flight crew.
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The prosecutor's spokesman said there were 115 people on board, but he did not specify if that included flight crew.
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Instead, the new ride will allows visitors — along with a "flight crew" of friends — to actually pilot the Falcon itself.
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When approached by the flight crew, the man was reportedly cooperative, and was seated when they made the unplanned landing.
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The flight crew also faced multiple distractions and "deficiencies" in manual control of the aircraft and communication, the slides added.
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Investigators have so far found nothing implicating the flight crew or security officials aboard the plane, the Egyptian official said.
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MCAS can never command more stabilizer input than can be counteracted by the flight crew pulling back on the column.
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In a survey covered by both The Telegraph and Travel + Leisure, responding flight crew apparently revealed their most dishonest behavior.
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A trained paramedic, one of the passengers, helped deliver the newborn at 35,000 feet alongside members of the flight crew.
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Those policies, Nelson noted, are often subject to the judgments of anyone, including the flight crew, along the reporting line.
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Fortunately, the flight crew was able to make an emergency landing at Raleigh-Durham International at around 2:27 p.m.
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The female passenger snapped photos of Kellar's screen and told a member of the flight crew, who then alerted authorities.
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He is expected to face federal charges for interference with a flight crew, FBI special agent Paul Delacourt told reporters.
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Sein was charged with interference with flight crew members and attendants on a commercial aircraft, according to a criminal complaint.
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We're sure the reactions were very calm and orderly as the flight crew decided whether to take off or not.
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Because the flight crew had exceeded its maximum working hours, the departure was scheduled for 2200 GMT on Jan. 15.
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That often includes a stop in Krasnoyarsk, Siberia, where the team plane is refueled and assigned a new flight crew.
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That didn't bode well with the flight crew, who thought Aventer was looking for an empty seat in the back.
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He claimed Jeffries ordered the flight crew and models to comply with "Aircraft Standards" when flying on his private jet.
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Some international airlines are taking further precautions: Singapore International Airlines, for instance, now requires flight crew to wear masks onboard.
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Federal investigators are blaming the deadly crash of a corporate plane in Ohio on its flight crew and charter company.
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That meant the planemaker avoided a complete upgrade of the 737's aging flight-crew-alerting system, the report added.
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If this isn't possible, flight crew might place the deceased in the galley or move the passenger to first class.
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"They are balancing the health and safety of the flight crew and the health and safety of the patient," West said.
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The contract, whose terms were not disclosed, will then go to about 25,000 in-flight crew members for a final vote.
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As of now, investigators have found nothing implicating the flight crew or security officials aboard the plane, an Egyptian official said.
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Investigators also concluded that issues with "flight crew communication" and "distractions" were contributing factors to the crash, according to the summary.
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In LA to Vegas, a flight crew and a few regular passengers travel to and from Las Vegas for the weekend.
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THERE is an old joke among pilots that says the ideal flight crew is a computer, a pilot and a dog.
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Instead, the budget carrier was calling out a special all-female flight crew that flew from St. Louis to San Francisco.
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Apparently, the flight crew told them that it was hard to land because so many planes were arriving for the festival.
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He later gave mad props to the flight crew for taking care of him ... and said he was ready to party.
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Employees will also get routine training in security gear, and the male to female ratio of flight crew will be reviewed.
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Flight crew used a fire extinguisher on the phone and put it in a container filled with water, the airline said.
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The good news is that while we can't always trust the weather, the flight crew handled the whole thing like pros.
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Mandalena Lewis alleges that on a layover in Maui, the flight crew had been having drinks in the pilot's hotel room.
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She declined and instead alerted a member of the flight crew, who ordered Kunam into another seat, according to the complaint.
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The flight crew reseated him between two male passengers, and law enforcement was waiting when the plane landed in Los Angeles.
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In its final report released Thursday, NTSB noted "several failures in close succession by a jetliner's flight crew" for the incident.
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LAKELAND, FL - #NOAA49 prepares for a Hurricane #Dorian reconnaissance mission with the first all female three-pilot flight crew, featuring Capt.
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Air Canada announced it is set to lay off more than 5,100, or 50%, of its flight crew on March 19.
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The woman alerted a member of the flight crew, who notified police officers working in the Mineta San Jose International Airport.
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In the case of an emergency situation the flight crew can decide to dump, dirty up the plane or land heavy.
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Narrator: No matter if a flight crew decides to dump dirty or land heavy, each option has its pros and cons.
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Its lavish cabins were staffed by a multilingual, college-educated flight crew who served luxurious meals like steak, Champagne, and caviar.
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"After this point, the flight was deemed to be outside regulations for flight crew hours, and it was canceled," she said.
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Two of the dead were members of the flight crew and the other eight were passengers, the National Transportation Safety Board said.
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But when something does go wrong, the flight crew are bombarded with information and, in some cases, have difficulty coping with it.
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Earlier this year flight crew from easyJet, the continent's second-biggest budget airline, called for industrial action over concerns about tired pilots.
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On Tuesday, Turkish resident Anil Uskanli pled guilty to interfering with the flight crew during a flight from Honolulu to Los Angeles.
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He pleaded guilty in February to interfering with a flight crew member and assault on an aircraft with a potential deadly weapon.
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Those who were featured in the Jets Flight Crew calendar also had to buy calendars and spend time selling them to fans.
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In June 2015, Qatar Airways was called out for a policy that barred flight crew from getting married or pregnant, Reuters reported.
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One passenger told Reuters she overheard members of the flight crew saying that one of them had escorted Danley from the plane.
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An international flight crew has broken a world record after flying around the world in 46 hours, 39 minutes, and 3513 seconds.
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The Federal Flight Deck Officer (FFDO) program provides firearms training to certain flight crew members in order to defend against potential hijackings.
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Felix faces a charge of interfering with a flight crew, a crime that is punishable by up to a 20 year sentence.
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Sources said members of the United flight crew, joined by a doctor and a nurse on board, performed emergency measures on her.
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Then the number of flight crew fell to two when the Boeing 757 changed the way cockpit were designed in the 1980s.
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Within a couple of minutes, the flight crew radioed Jakarta air-traffic control and requested permission to return, which was immediately granted.
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"Eight passengers — consisting of a flight medic, a nurse, doctor, three flight crew, one patient and its companion were onboard," he said.
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Investigators attributed that crash to ice crystals forming over the tube's intake, leading to erroneous measurements and the flight crew reacting incorrectly.
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The person was overheard talking about it, and the flight crew quickly notified health officials on the ground, JetBlue confirmed on Thursday.
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This single step in the process, where the flight crew is cut in half, would save the airline industry billions of dollars.
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Being cautious, the airline said the flight crew declared an emergency so they could get priority handling once they landed in Hawaii.
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United was attempting to make seats available for a flight crew that needed to be in Kentucky for flights the next morning.
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"During the diversion, the flight crew alternately used supplementary oxygen, with one pilot on oxygen at all times," the aviation authority said.
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The flight crew went to a safe location and dropped off the USGS team, then went back and airlifted the people to safety.
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Al D'Amato was removed from a delayed New York-bound JetBlue flight on Monday after trying to rally passengers against the flight crew.
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Many of the injuries were "bumps, bruises, and cuts," but one flight crew member had broken their leg during the incident, Coleman said.
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Usually, this creates a constant up or downforce that the flight crew has to try to counteract for the remainder of the flight.
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Officials said she threw documents and insults at members of the flight crew and ordered flight attendants to kneel and beg for forgiveness.
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I heard our pilot and the tower discussing delays, and our flight crew exceeding maximum allowed duty hours due to the hold-up.
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The Federal Aviation Administration reports that in 2013, 24 passengers were hurt during turbulence in the US, 13 of whom were flight crew.
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In others, women said the flight crew mishandled the complaint by "joking" about it, not reseating them, or not confronting the alleged offender.
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"The flight crew performed different scenarios that exercised various aspects of the software changes to test failure conditions," Boeing said in a statement.
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The main plot line from "Sully" is that a well-trained flight crew is the single most important safety feature of airline operations.
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FBI special agent Paul Delacourt told reporters Friday the government was preparing a complaint to charge Uskanil for interference with a flight crew.
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A passenger on the EasyJet flight informed the plane's flight crew of a potential "terrorist conversation" between three British men on the flight.
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The airline replaced a fuel pump pressure switch in response to a problem a flight crew had documented two days before the repair.
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The Atlanta Journal Constitution reported Thursday that Lewis met with the flight crew on Wednesday and presented them with congressional certificates of appreciation.
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Netflix is looking for an experienced flight attendant to join its corporate flight crew, according to a job posting on the company's website.
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According to passengers, the man became agitated after flight crew forbid him from drinking the small shot bottles of alcohol he brought onboard.
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Passenger Eric Moore said the flight crew of the Airbus 320 thought it might be a fuel leak so they ordered an evacuation.
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According to the preliminary report, a different flight crew experienced the same issue on a flight from Denpasar to Jakarta the previous day.
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In order of importance, they are cost and fees; in-flight services; aircraft; boarding, deplaning, and baggage; flight crew; check-in; and reservations.
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That covers the cost of not only the aircraft and fuel, but also a pilot, flight crew, security personnel and a nurse onboard.
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In all but the most serious turbulence, the flight crew was totally comfortable walking around the grip-taped deck of their C-130.
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After lunch (or dinner — my internal clock was pretty confused at this point), the flight crew came around with a basket of chocolates.
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With air travel having the potential to spread the disease, airlines are being cautious to ensure that passengers and flight crew aren't affected.
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And if an incident happens, report it to the flight crew immediately, and ask that they record the attacker's identity and report it.
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Another is shirt length: In-flight crew members need their shirts long enough to stay tucked in when they reach into overhead bins.
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It also mentioned, repeatedly, that if I saw smoke I should immediately tell the flight crew, because sometimes the research equipment catches fire.
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Boeing said its CEO Dennis Muilenburg joined the Wednesday test flight and that the flight crew performed different scenarios to test failure conditions.
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Thankfully, none of the passengers or flight crew members were injured, though the safety of the superjumbo jet has since been called into question.
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A 15-year-old passenger has wowed the flight crew ─ and the Internet ─ by helping make a deaf and blind man's trip more comfortable.
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After landing, police officers and FBI agents met with the flight crew and passenger and determined the man did not pose a serious threat.
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As the airliner taxied to begin its trek to Germany, Anton alerted the flight crew that he was supposed to be going to Sweden.
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Young, apparently, got into it with the flight crew and the passengers that surrounded him to such a degree that people started to worry.
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In this 30th-anniversary documentary, archival interviews with the flight crew, audio recordings from the cockpit and video from Mission Control reconstruct the story.
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Technical safety investigators and technical airplane manufacturer experts will examine the flight crew, ground crew and anyone with access to the plane, reports CNN.
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Members of the flight crew had called in advance to warn that large numbers of the 448 people onboard were unwell, the spokesman said.
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Emirates flight crew being loaded into Ambulances at JFK Airport after about 100 become ill with temperatures over 100 degrees on flight from Dubai.
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The directive orders operators to revise the airplane flight manual to give the flight crew horizontal stabilizer trim procedures to follow under some conditions.
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After the tower notified Flight 1579 of the fire, the flight crew deployed the plane's slide chutes and evacuated the passengers on the tarmac.
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Ranked in order of importance, they are costs and fees; in-flight services; boarding, deplaning and baggage; flight crew; aircraft; check-in; and reservations.
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The ban caught the airline industry off guard, with some carriers forced to re-roster flight crew in order to abide by the order.
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One passenger told CNN that tensions on the flight were inflamed after flight crew asked passengers to move to help balance the plane's weight.
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The airline said that it expected to lay off 900 flight crew employees beginning this fall, including around 500 pilots and 400 flight attendants.
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A scary moment up in the air turned even more horrific as passengers aboard a plummeting plane claimed the flight crew started freaking out.
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"While yoga and meditation can be beneficial activities, it doesn't negate the need to obey flight crew instructions while in the air," Simon said.
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The directive points operators "to existing flight crew procedures to address circumstances where there is erroneous input from an AOA sensor," the statement said.
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The Egyptian man who hijacked an EgyptAir flight on Tuesday reportedly targeted "foreigners," according to the flight crew and other passengers on the flight.
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In a sign of the heightened precautions against contagion, the flight crew on the aircraft that evacuated the group from China wore hazmat suits.
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By the time the second plane was ready, the flight crew had reached its federally mandated limit of time on the clock without rest.
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U.S. President Donald Trump met Tuesday with some passengers and the flight crew of Southwest Flight 1380 at the White House, praising their efforts.
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Pilots noticed an error related to the ADM system when "the flight crew increased power to the aircraft engines," the US Attorney's Office said.
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It pointed airlines "to existing flight crew procedures to address circumstances where there is erroneous input from an AOA sensor," a Boeing statement said.
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This third party team includes medical doctors who are available 24 hours a day to provide guidance to our ground and in-flight crew members.
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In one 7377 case, the flight crew on a Boeing 83-28 reported that the "angle of attack and airspeed failed" and declared an emergency.
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The NTSB is also looking at the human aspects of what may have led to the incident, including the flight crew and the cabin crew.
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He wants Delta to explain why the flight crew failed to adequately respond to the situation when he first sat and stepped in the feces.
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Passengers on Jet Airways Flight 697 from Mumbai to Jaipur, India, recently had a terrifying experience after the flight crew forgot to pressurize the cabin.
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"It's up to you and your flight crew to determine the fate of your ship," said Asa Kalama, executive creative director at Walt Disney Imagineering.
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Should a member of our flight crew unfasten your seatbelt and begin to choke you with it in front of your son, do not resist.
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Following Griffith's death, his colleagues put together a tribute for him in the in-flight crew lounge at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu.
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Shackled by British meekness and an unwillingness to challenge a flight crew, your asthmatic correspondent suffered the coughs and tried instead to focus on work.
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Frankel on Thursday revealed via Twitter that she realized the flight crew was serving fish, despite her calling ahead to check she would be safe.
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A representative for Southwest Airlines declined PEOPLE's request for comment from Shults and the flight crew, adding: "We couldn't be more proud of their actions."
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It was the first of several errors the flight crew made that day, according to the report (PDF) the Australian Transport Safety Bureau published Wednesday.
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Charges have been filed against Felix for violating for interference with flight crew members and attendants and in U.S. District Court in Southern District Florida.
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" A representative for Southwest Airlines declined PEOPLE's request for comment from Shults and the flight crew, adding: "We couldn't be more proud of their actions.
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If you really want to score points, buying your flight crew a box of chocolates is one way to bolster your case for an upgrade.
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The flight crew told Dixon that they had contacted Chicago police, who would detain the man at the gate once he got off the plane.
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In addition to indecent exposure, sex on a plane can land you a charge of "interference with flight crew members," according to Cornell Law School.
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In one case, flight crew raised concerns about a specific plane enough times that the plane was moved to a different route — with different crew.
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Thanks to an enlarged font and big smartphone screen, she was able to read and take pictures of the messages and alert the flight crew.
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The suspect made an initial appearance in federal court Friday in Seattle, hearing the criminal complaint of one count of interfering with a flight crew.
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Green said that he had powered down the phone as requested by the flight crew and put it in his pocket when it began smoking.
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Nearly 200 passengers — including flight crew — found themselves (literally) in the middle of category 5 Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful storms ever recorded.
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Indeed, so uniform is the intonation of BA's flight crew that I often wondered whether it was specifically taught as part of the airline's training.
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The pool reporter noted that a member of the flight crew handed out washcloths for passengers to hold over their faces because of the smell.
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Delta Air Lines has apologized after a flight crew refused to allow an autistic man to change seats to sit next to a family member.
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"The Allied Pilots Association is able to view in real time December flight crew assignments for American Airlines," spokesman Dennis Tajer said in a statement.
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She said an intoxicated man repeatedly grabbed her during a flight earlier this year and said a flight crew member was dismissive of her concerns.
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Maggie Schmerin, a spokeswoman for United, said that the airline had spoken to the family, the flight crew and passengers who had been seated nearby.
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The flight crew, health workers and others held up their hands in the shape of a heart for a photo that's getting all the love.
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Consider it a warning if you arrive at the airport and the appearance of the company, the airplane or the flight crew doesn't seem professional.
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That accident led to a series of new regulations based on recommendations of the National Transportation Safety Board on flight crew training and working conditions.
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Waddington and Twining made history last year, too, when they were part of the first hurricane hunting mission piloted by an all-female flight crew.
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A group of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) pilots made history ahead of Hurricane Dorian as the first all-female hurricane hunter flight crew.
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The largest independent flight attendant union says the manufacturer will need to convince flight crew members the plane is safe before they agree to fly.
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That means it's harder to join a Delta flight crew than it is to get into Harvard, which accepted 4.6 percent of applicants in 2018.
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MICHAEL: I'm intrigued by "LA>Vegas," about a wacky flight crew tasked with shuttling gamblers and ne'er-do-wells on weekend trips to Sin City.
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O'Grey had an embarrassing incident on a plane when the flight crew had to wait for a seat belt extension for him before taking off.
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China's aviation regulations, which bar flight crew from "smoking on all phases of operation", also banned passengers from using e-cigarettes on flights in 2006.
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Cooper released the passengers in exchange for the money when the plane touched down in Seattle, then directed the flight crew to head toward Mexico City.
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The ride "puts guests behind the controls of the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy in one of three unique flight crew roles," says Disney.
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An American Airlines spokesman said the carrier had received the FAA directive as well as a bulletin from Boeing on updating the flight crew operations manual.
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Allegiant response "The Dana family indicated to our flight crew that their son had a severe peanut allergy," Allegiant Air told CNN in an email statement.
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"The false video reference made to the in-flight crew was an inappropriate attempt at humor," the airline said in a statement to the news network.
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But it seems that Air India flight crew, in particular pilots, have given these upgrades to people they know rather than offering them to all passengers.
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A few moments later, Garrett said, a flight crew member clarified that passengers would need to show their passport or another form of government-issued identification.
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A member of the flight crew then moved Kunam to another seat, and the defendant said he would not touch the victim again, the complaint said.
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After a meeting with airline unions on Monday afternoon, Air France announced that it will allow female flight crew to opt out of flights to Tehran.
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The flight crew issued the plane's slide chutes and evacuated passengers, while emergency response teams came to the scene to treat injuries, the Associated Press reports.
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Per TMZ, Kenny promised a mid-air performance if passengers would help the in-flight crew reach its goal of raising $2,000 for Relay for Life.
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When passenger Dr. David Dao refused to vacate his seat so that United could seat a flight crew, it compounded the airline's lack of negotiating skills.
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Heather Cho demanded the flight crew chief be expelled from the plane after she was served macadamia nuts in a bag and not on a dish.
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Although Boeing did not call MCAS out by that name, it argued that the Flight Crew Operation Manual described the function, and how to override it.
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Eastern Air Lines management has told the NTSB that it has since developed specific flight crew training to address the safety issues identified during the investigation.
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When Pae's wife and the flight crew told him the aisle wasn't really the ideal spot to perform sun salutations, the guy went full beast mode.
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She and another woman reported the man to the flight crew, who told him he would have to switch seats or they'd consider landing the plane.
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While flight attendants and flight crew are trained in basic first aid, some medical emergencies require a trained medical professional such as a doctor or nurse.
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Instead of ending the program, TSA abruptly made changes to the program on Saturday that include additional requirements to qualify for the special flight crew screening.
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Airlines will have to sort out flight crew assignments and make sure they've got enough handlers around, with the proper equipment, to run a cargo operation.
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In our final try, we circled the pole five times in heavy clouds before the flight crew abandoned the effort to land and returned to McMurdo.
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"The management and staff of Busy Bee Congo express their sympathy for the families and friends of the passengers and flight crew involved," the statement read.
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Investigators will review the airplane's maintenance records, as well as the records of the flight crew and their training, knowledge and experience with the aircraft, she said.
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The victims included a family of four Two of those on board were members of the flight crew and the other eight were passengers, Landsberg has said.
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"At the end of the day, we are balancing the health and safety of the flight crew and the health and safety of the patient," West said.
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At some airports during takeoff and landing, "some of our flight crew are always looking outside the aircraft to see if there's any laser activity," Wolzinger said.
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This happened after fellow passengers claimed that the child was not being disruptive and pleaded with the flight crew to be more sensitive to the her needs.
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Resident family physician Dr. Ashley Denmark says that during Delta flight 2215 from Seattle to Hawaii, she responded to a flight crew intercom request for medical assistance.
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The man was aggravated that flight crew refused him a beer, and decided to exact revenge by claiming there was a bomb onboard, according to local reports.
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He was charged on Monday with a single count of interfering with a flight crew, an offense that carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
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Shults and Ellisor, along with passengers and three members of the flight crew, visited the White House on May 1 and were honored by President Donald Trump.
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"The fasten seat belt signs were illuminated at the time of the upset, the flight crew anticipated possible turbulence," the airline said, according to The Aviation Herald.
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Two years later, tensions flared again when China detained a United States Navy flight crew after a Chinese fighter and an American spy plane collided in midair.
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She said JetBlue was working with the media company PureWow to create branded content, including short videos with travel-related tips and advice from flight crew members.
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The flight crew is instructed to switch off the electricity powering stabilizers in the tail of the aircraft that are propelling the downward pitch of the nose.
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Marsudi said a total of 285 people, including flight crew and the team involved in the evacuation, will have to stay there for 14 days under observation.
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Flowers and candles are placed in front of portraits of the flight crew members of the Ukrainian flight that was shot down on the outskirts of Tehran.
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Flight crew can sometimes be helpful in facilitating multipronged moves that allow friends to sit together, while respecting the economy of aisle-, middle- and window-seat values.
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The former track and field star had been assigned to flight crew training and was looking forward to graduating from the program later this month, Brady said.
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It pointed airlines "to existing flight crew procedures to address circumstances where there is erroneous input from an AOA (angle of attack) sensor," a Boeing statement said.
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The flight crew radioed back to the air traffic control tower in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, to request permission to return to the airport, which was granted.
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Two female flight crew members are suing JetBlue and two JetBlue pilots for allegedly drugging and raping them during a layover in San Juan, Puerto Rico last year.
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The lucky scenario was a first for the flight crew, the passenger wrote on Reddit: "Both captains and the flight attendant said they've never seen this happen before."
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The first, "Millenium Falcon: Smugglers Run," will put visitors behind the controls of the most famous ship in the galaxy in one of three unique flight crew roles.
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"The flight crew did not effectively scan and monitor the primary flight instrumentation parameters during the landing and the attempted go-around," it said in a final report.
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This was caused by the difficulty of the situation and deficiencies in manual handling, NNC execution and flight crew communication, leading to ineffective CRM application and workload management.
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The cockpit voice recorder captures sounds from the flight deck, including crew conversation, alarms and background noise that can help investigators understand what the flight crew was doing.
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The first all-female flight crew for Royal Brunei Airlines has landed a plane in Saudi Arabia – a country where women are still not permitted to drive cars.
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After passengers had already boarded the plane, United said it needed to clear some seats for four members of another flight crew who needed to get to Louisville.
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A Texas mother is thanking a flight crew and passengers for helping to save her 11-month-old daughter when she experienced a mid-flight seizure last week.
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Researchers planned to use mental-acuity and physical data collected from the frequent fliers and the flight crew to help make life easier for travelers on future flights.
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Researchers planned to use mental-acuity and physical data collected from the frequent fliers and the flight crew to help make life easier for travelers on future flights.
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If they inadvertently bring the phone on the plane, a member of the flight crew will notify them to immediately turn the power off and not charge it.
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Campos said the flight crew didn't appear prepared to handle the situation and wondered what could have happened if the relatively short flight had gone on for longer.
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With the toilets filled to the brim with human waste, the flight crew directed passengers to relieve themselves in what they had available—trash bags and empty bottles.
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The hyper-preparedness of my fellow passengers and the calm business-as-usual-nature of the flight crew made me feel better about flying during the coronavirus outbreak.
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All 136 passengers and seven flight crew members on board are alive and accounted for, although 21 adults were transported to local hospitals with minor injuries, officials said.
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The flight crew did not make any reference to the coronavirus, but I noticed the flight attendants wore gloves and collected garbage more often than they usually do.
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The Boeing statement said that its bulletin had alerted operators to "existing flight crew procedures" for handling false readings from the Max 8's angle of attack sensors.
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Nor were the Boeing 737 Max planes automatically equipped with alerts that warned the flight crew of a discrepancy between the angle of attack sensors, another slide said.
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The payment of $97,817 represents reimbursement of Hawaiian Airlines' costs for turning the jet around — including fuel, maintenance, ground crew, replacement flight crew, landing fee and re-catering.
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International Airport Investigation Division chief Manuel Dimaano said authorities were contacted after the women did not provide documentation for the child to the flight crew at the gate.
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On Friday in Seattle, Mr. Hudek was charged in Federal District Court for interfering with flight crew members, which is punishable by up to 20 years in prison.
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The plane — the same type that crashed in Ethiopia earlier this month and in Indonesia in October — had a two-person flight crew but no passengers on board.
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The bill also addresses sexual misconduct in aviation by creating a task force to review practices and increases civil penalties for interfering with cabin or flight crew members.
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But confirming the rise, and putting numbers on it, is tricky because the Federal Aviation Administration, which tracks this information, does not require flight crew to report air rage.
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After the cabin lost pressure and oxygen masks fell from the ceiling, the flight crew panicked and started yelling, "Passengers get down, get down," reported 7 News in Australia.
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The flight crew went to a safe location and dropped off the USGS team, then went back and airlifted the people to safety, Janet Babb said, a USGS geologist.
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Without any announcement from the flight crew, oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling, and passengers found themselves in a "panic situation," scrambling to put them on without any instructions.
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"The flight crew did not effectively scan and monitor the primary flight instrumentation parameters during the landing and the attempted go-around," the authority said in its final report.
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"A Gulfstream aircraft with 10 passengers and two flight crew members on board landed without incident at Ontario International Airport (ONT) after experiencing landing gear difficulty," the statement read.
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This alert is meant to notify the flight crew that two angle-of-attack (AOA) sensors are providing data that disagree with each other, which suggests one is erroneous.
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In 2016, he was photographed at Germany's Munich Airport taking the salute of the flight crew on one of his private 737s — revealing tattoos covering his arms and torso.
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Lion Air sensor replaced Boeing's operational bulletin, released last week, pointed airlines to "existing flight crew procedures" to address any erroneous readings related to "angle-of-attack" (AOA) sensors.
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A nine-person flight crew circumnavigated the globe in just over 3285 hours, 39 minutes, and 38 seconds this week, breaking a previously held record by almost six hours.
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The original MCAS system had been at the center of safety concerns which arose after Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes killed a combined 346 passengers and flight crew.
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Naturally, passengers continued to complain as the flight crew continued with beverage service, using magazines, safety cards, and basically anything they could get their hands on to fan themselves.
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They told The Journal that the jet's owner recalled the plane after the flight crew discovered more of the drug stuffed in a cereal box for the return journey.
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The flight crew became aware midflight that a passenger was on board who was not supposed to be, and the airline ordered the plane to return to Los Angeles.
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I might also add that if drinking is going to make you do something dumb like repeatedly disobey flight crew, you might consider going easy on the booze, too.
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Mornyang could have received a maximum sentence of 21 years in prison after a federal jury found her guilty in March of assault and interfering with a flight crew.
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The episode happened because the flight was fully booked and United was trying to transport a four-person flight crew to Louisville, Ky., the destination of Dr. Dao's flight.
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The investigation by the Indonesian National Transportation Safety Committee found that the disaster was caused by systemic design flaws in the jet that were compounded by flight crew lapses.
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This was on a United Express flight, meaning the flight crew and agents work for a totally separate air carrier that flies smaller planes under contract by United Airlines.
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The flight crew used supplementary oxygen for the rest of the flight, and the pilots had difficulty sending or receiving transmissions due to the audio control panels being damaged.
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The agent allegedly told Abdallah that the flight crew called police to say they were uncomfortable flying with him after he flushed twice in the restroom, according to Abdallah.
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Michael watches his mommy as she sings to him softly so she won't disturb her flight crew as she gets ready to walk across the tarmac to her plane.
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The incident happened after the flight crew neglected to turn on the switch that helps maintain cabin pressure during the ascent, according to a report by news agency ANI.
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Chiu also said she was praised for intervening in the situation and snapped a photo of the letter that the flight crew had written her and the other female bystander.
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I had doctor and veterinarian legitimate paperwork showing he could travel with me at the time of the flight in question which I showed to the Delta flight crew persons.
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The FBI urges passengers to report an incident immediately to the flight crew and to ask the crew to record the alleged perpetrator's identity and report it to law enforcement.
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In April, United faced international backlash after a video surfaced of a 69-year old passenger being forcibly removed from a parked plane to make room for additional flight crew.
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Boeing's 737 MAX Flight Crew Operations Manual (FCOM) already outlines an existing procedure to safely handle the unlikely event of erroneous data coming from an angle of attack (AOA) sensor.
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On Wednesday, UN humanitarian coordinator Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council that the 21-ton payload had been dropped that morning, presumably by the Russian plane and its flight crew.
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On Wednesday, UN humanitarian coordinator Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council that the 0003-ton payload had been dropped that morning, presumably by the Russian plane and its flight crew.
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"A disturbance aboard a flight alarmed flight crew to the point where an off-duty law enforcement officer and others subdued a passenger," the FBI office said in a statement.
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A new flight crew was brought in and all the passengers continued on the flight to Chicago's Midway International Airport, arriving about 4-1/2 hours behind schedule, Agnew said.
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The lawsuit accuses the airline of negligence, alleging the flight crew left the girl "unsupervised and unmonitored" for a long period of time, allowing the abuse to continue without intervention.
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Post Malone's private jet made an emergency landing in New York last August because of blown tires and a bunch of errors by the flight crew ... according to the FAA.
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So the Alpha Flight crew turns to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whom Marvel describes in a press release as their "old boss," for some advice about what to do.
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It would not take much, for example, to turn airliners into drones, but passengers are reassured by the presence of a flight crew, so this is unlikely to happen soon.
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Where we were told that sorry, actually the flight crew had worked too many hours and couldn't actually travel on this flight, we needed to wait for a new crew.
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Instead of regrouping and perhaps choosing to up the reward and ask for another volunteer, the flight crew dug in its heels and threatened to have the police remove Dao.
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While the shades make little to no difference for pilots, the flight crew needs them open so they can see outside, just in case they have to evacuate the airplane.
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This week, airline pilots accused Boeing of "arrogance" for pushing for a swift return, while American Airlines flight crew begged union officials to stop them being assigned to the plane.
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The flight crew made "repeated attempts" to explain the situation to the passenger, and when she refused to exit the plane, local law enforcement became involved, according to the spokesman.
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"Aviation cannot function efficiently without this coordinated effort, and restoring public confidence demands it," IATA added, calling also for global alignment on additional training requirements for 737 MAX flight crew.
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In a news conference on Sunday night, Bruce Landsberg, the vice chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, said two flight crew members and eight passengers died in the crash.
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Just after takeoff, one of the angle of attack sensors on board the aircraft began providing faulty information to the aircraft's systems, indicating an imminent stall to the flight crew.
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At least 14 of their victims were foreign citizens, nine of them pilots and flight crew members from Ukraine and Venezuela who worked for a private Afghan airline, Kam Air.
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According to Quartz, the International Air Transport Association, which represents most of the world's airlines, advises flight crew members to move the body to a seat with few passengers nearby.
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Once done in the lavatory, the identified female passenger stood up, grabbed the item with a paper towel, walked out of the lavatory and gave it to the flight crew.
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The passenger, who told flight crew he was Muslim, was flying from Luton airport to Skopje, Macedonia, on Sunday morning when he ordered the $5.21 sandwich and a bottle of water.
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"The flight crew of Delta flight 1425 from Atlanta to Baltimore elected to divert to Raleigh, N.C. after an issue with one of the aircraft's engines was observed," the statement read.
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All members of the flight crew are safe, per the Colorado Springs Gazette, although the Air Force did not detail how many were on board at the time of the incident.
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Two of the three-member flight crew presumed dead Pilots Ernest McCauley, 183, and Michael Foster, 218, are presumed dead, and flight engineer Mitchell Melton survived with injuries, state officials said.
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Nathan Rees, the groom-to-be on last week's easyJet flight, took it even further, arguing that the flight crew should be "sacked" for "destroying" his party and threatening legal action.
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After flight crew aboard an American Airlines flight from Milan to Miami on Saturday noticed a crack in the windshield, they made an emergency diversion to Stephenville Airport in Newfoundland, Canada.
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After flight crew aboard an American Airlines flight from Milan to Miami on Saturday noticed a crack in the windshield, they made an emergency diversion to Stephenville Airport in Newfoundland, Canada.
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Ontario's Peel Regional Police said in a statement that Potok's announcement "was shared with the flight crew and a decision was made to return the flight to Pearson Airport," CBC reported.
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The outlet reported that the two men allegedly alerted the flight crew to the problem and did not receive the assistance they were looking for, which then led to the altercation.
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In response, Indonesia-based airline Garuda announced it was banning passengers and flight crew from taking in-flight photos and videos, according to an internal memo that circulated on July 14.
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Representatives from American, United and Southwest airlines have all told CNN that Boeing did not include information in its Flight Crew Operations Manual that explained the functions of the new feature.
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Boeing said the operational bulletin pointed crews to "existing flight crew procedures to address circumstances where there is erroneous input" from the sensors involved in the Indonesia incident, the AOA sensors.
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Many commenters have pointed out that this feud seems pretty immature, especially since both men should be complying with flight crew who had ordered the shades up in the first place.
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Measures to fight fatigue could include putting more flight crew onboard; adding crew beds; requiring more rest before and after flights; providing transport home; and reducing subsequent duty periods, Gibson said.
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"Imagine our pilots having to get in line with passengers to go through security, that would severely disrupt our flight and flight crew schedules," said one source familiar with the conversations.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Not-so-friendly skies An airline flight crew was permanently grounded after its members were accused of faking a photo of themselves sleeping on the floor of an airport.
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They said the flight crew, composed of an Indian pilot and an Indonesian co-pilot, was not able to effectively manage the multiple alerts and distractions caused by the malfunctioning system.
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Shortly after takeoff from the financial capital of Mumbai, the flight crew forgot to select a switch to maintain cabin pressure and oxygen masks were deployed, India's civil aviation regulator said.
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The NTSB also released factual findings that disclosed the flight crew had difficulty reaching flight attendants after the engine failed and did not immediately learn that a passenger had been injured.
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According to Quartz, the International Air Transport Association, which represents most of the world's airlines, advises flight crew to move a deceased passenger to a seat with few fellow travelers nearby.
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Investigators blamed a combination of nine factors for the disaster, including systemic design flaws in the 737 Max jet, compounded by maintenance issues and lapses on the part of the flight crew.
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It wasn't until several passengers came to the aid of the flight crew, helping hold him long enough to place zip-tie restraints on him, that Joseph Daniel Hudek IV was subdued.
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The Queen Elizabeth is able to hold up to 24 of the jets, and more than 1,400 sailors, flight crew members, and Marines have been working aboard the carrier during this deployment.
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By insisting that the flight crew doubles as bartenders, they can presumably keep track of how much booze everyone has consumed and prevent someone from being incapacitated and/or a safety risk.
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View From the Wing says that you can ask if a member of the flight crew will serve your own carry-on booze to you, but that's probably not going to happen.
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When the daughter of a former justice minister in Argentina demanded to be upgraded to business class on an Air France flight in October, the flight crew was unable to accomodate her.
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Representatives from American, United and Southwest airlines each said Friday that Boeing did not include information in its flight crew manual that explained the functions of new features found on the aircraft.
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But the former lawmaker's latest speech was cut short Monday after he was booted from a plane as he attempted to convince passengers to turn against the flight crew over travel delays.
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"The absence of information about the MCAS in the aircraft manuals and pilot training made it difficult for the flight crew to diagnose problems and apply the corrective procedures," the report said.
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But investigators say they are at a loss to explain why the pilots didn't follow the same procedure performed by another flight crew the previous day when they encountered a similar issue.
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American Airlines opened an investigation after a video surfaced on social media late Friday night, showing an intense confrontation between passengers and a flight crew member on board one of its planes.
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At least 14 of their victims were foreign citizens, including Americans, and nine were pilots and flight crew members from Ukraine and Venezuela who worked for a private Afghan airline, Kam Air.
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One company, STAT-MD, offers a communication system that connects in-flight crew with emergency room physicians on the ground to assist with diagnosis, treatment, and the determination to divert the aircraft.
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But the experts said the flight crew most likely decided that it was necessary to land the plane as soon as possible and took the quickest route, dumping fuel along the way.
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Xinhua, which had initially reported a fire, cited a passenger as saying the smoke appeared about 30 minutes after takeoff, and flight crew told passengers not to panic as the plane landed.
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Ms. Freyer is one of eight pilots and flight attendants at Frontier Airlines who today filed a lawsuit challenging the airline's practices that systematically penalize flight crew who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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The flight crew then called Chicago Department of Aviation officers, who were captured on video forcibly removing Dao from his seat and dragging the bloodied passenger down the aisle by his wrists.
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Desperate, the doctors called a distribution center near Kigali, where clinic workers and a flight crew loaded a series of small, unmanned aircraft with the needed supplies and launched them into the sky.
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A United Airlines flight heading to Washington, D.C. from Beijing was turned around during the flight after an altercation occurred between a passenger and a member of the flight crew, PEOPLE can confirm.
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"When my seat [is] an inch back or my tray down flight crew take notice but yet you missed a person still strapped into her seat and all go on home?!?!" she wrote.
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It blamed a combination of factors for the disaster, including systematic design flaws in the Boeing 737 Max that were compounded by maintenance issues and lapses on the part of the flight crew.
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But Costigan alleged that the flight crew let the man roam the plane unsupervised and that he sat next to her and repeatedly touched her thigh and put his hands under her shorts.
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And although United's policy says the kennels have to remain under seats "at all times," Monday's flight crew reportedly demanded that the woman shove her ten-month-old puppy in the overhead bin.
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"This condition, if not addressed, could cause the flight crew to have difficulty controlling the airplane, and lead to excessive nose-down attitude, significant altitude loss, and possible impact with terrain," it said.
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"What sometimes happens is people tell the flight crew while they're in-flight if they're really not feeling ill and we'll call ahead and have medical personnel meet the flight," the spokeswoman said.
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This wasn't just any old takeoff — it was an homage to the '70s with the flight crew decked out in original uniforms and even the ticket jackets throwing it back a few decades.
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"We must act now to protect passengers and flight crew and make sure a catastrophic crash does not happen," said Steve Landells, a Flight Safety Specialist from the British Airline Pilots Association (Balpa).
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Paul Frishkorn, 65, was the first American Airlines employee to die of the novel coronavirus and appears to be the first member of a flight crew in the US to die of it.
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Part of what is called the pitot-static system, the external probes send three sets of measurements to the flight crew, and any discrepancy between readings is cause for concern, aviation experts said.
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The Malaysia Airlines flight crew that took off in July with the plane's pitot tubes covered was able to land again in Brisbane with the help of air traffic controllers and manual measurements.
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The flight was canceled after the flight crew noticed problems during takeoff preparations with the air data module (ADM) systems, with another mechanic later finding a loosely connected tube hooked to the stem.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Dubai's Emirates airline is advising its flight crew to stay in their hotels when on a layover in China due to the new coronavirus outbreak there that has killed 81 people.
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"When your Southwest flight crew celebrate a plane full of kickass women and men going to the Women's March by lighting it up!!" said Krystal Parrish, who shared a photo of the pink interior.
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Once the captain found out that the metal clip of the board was in the engine, the flight crew decided it would be best to turn the flight around for the safety of passengers.
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The flight, which had left from Birmingham, England, on Friday, was rerouted to Toulouse, France, after the group of 27 men ignored repeated warnings from the flight crew to curb their behavior, BBC reports.
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"The multiple alerts, repetitive MCAS activations, and distractions related to numerous ATC communications contributed to the flight crew difficulties to control the aircraft," investigators concluded as part of the contributing factors to the crash.
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Disney teased the new ride that involves the iconic ship, Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, in November, revealing that visitors will get to sit behind its controls in one of three unique flight crew roles.
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The doctor on the flight examined Oswell again and instructed the flight crew to notify the pilot so the plane could to be diverted to the nearest airport and she could receive medical attention.
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The flight crew reported the damage to Tokyo and managed to keep their mortally wounded plane airborne for a dozen more minutes before the Boeing spiraled into the Sea of Japan near Moneron Island.
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MAJOR PLANE CRASHES IN CUBA IN RECENT YEARS The 39-year-old Boeing 737 was rented from Damojh and operated by Cuban state-run airline Cubana de Aviacion, with a Global Air flight crew.
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The FBI later confirmed that the man, identified as 45-year-old Michael A. Haag, has since been charged with interfering with flight crew, as well as and indecent exposure, Fox 31 Denver reported.
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The land will feature attractions such as "Millenium Falcon: Smugglers Run," which will put visitors behind the controls of the most famous ship in the galaxy in one of three unique flight crew roles.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The president of Air France-KLM Jean-Marc Janaillac has expressed "indignation" at the detention of members of a flight crew in Argentina and referred the matter to the French Foreign Ministry.
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United said the couple repeatedly tried to sit in more expensive seats for which they had not paid and would not follow flight crew instructions, according to the KHOU 11 New channel in Houston.
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They require special practice with a low-speed, carefully angled approach, because for the flight crew it's parking on a dime—they only have about 500 feet max to come to a proper stop.
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David Diaz, 36, of Poughkeepsie, pleaded guilty to interfering with a United Airlines flight crew in the March 2015 incident, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Virginia said in a statement.
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"They took a hard look at the weather data and the track of the storm and worked with the flight crew and dispatcher to agree it was safe to operate the flight," Snell said.
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According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, an airline can flat-out refuse to let you fly, if the flight crew decides that you smell like a combination of dead rats and deviled eggs.
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A different flight crew had experienced the same issue on a flight from Denpasar to Jakarta the previous day, but had turned off the automatic safety feature and taken manual control of the plane.
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Members of the Irish Air Line Pilots' Association are engaged in a dispute over arrangements for transferring flight crew between European and north African bases as well as seniority and annual leave arrangements. ind.
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Safety-sensitive transportation workers — including flight crew, air traffic controllers, truck drivers and train engineers — will be screened for several common opioid painkillers starting next year, according to a new federal rule published Monday.
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"Cabin/flight crew have been excellent and very helpful (United HQ/dispatch, not so much.)" An alternative aircraft containing meals for the passengers was flown to Goose Bay to transport customers back to Newark.
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Read more: WeWork CEO Adam Neumann reportedly smoked weed with friends on a private jet to Israel — and the flight crew later found a 'sizable chunk' in a cereal box and recalled the plane
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Investigators were "working to determine and analyze the human performance factors that influenced flight crew actions during the landing and attempted go-around," the report from the UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) said.
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The possibility that a member of the flight crew intentionally downed the plane, as with Germanwings Flight 9525, which investigators say the co-pilot intentionally crashed in 2015, has been pushed by some experts.
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The flight crew didn't know there were so many health care workers heading to help out in New York until they were on the plane, Southwest spokesman Derek K. Hubbard told CNN on Monday.
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The twin-jet West Wind 24 plane was carrying three medical personnel, three flight crew, a patient and a companion, Richard Gordon, a senator and head of the Philippine Red Cross, said on Twitter.
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USE YOUR BEST BEHAVIOR ON THE GROUND While the flight crew is busy trying to board everyone, their gear and emotional support animals, it can also spot for problem children (who are inevitably adults).
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's flagship airline, Qantas, said on Monday it stood ready to offer legal assistance to a member of its flight crew named in a racism accusation by Black Eyed Peas rapper will.i.
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A different flight crew experienced the same issue on a flight from Denpasar to Jakarta the previous day, but had turned off the MCAS and took manual control of the plane, the report said.
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Peter Pedraza, Boeing's spokesman, told Business Insider that on the Max "the flight crew has the final authority over the operation of the airplane" and can override the plane's automatic actions, including disabling MCAS.
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He said he and dozens of other passengers had already boarded a Delta plane at Augusta Regional Airport early Friday morning when he learned the flight crew was lacking a key member: the pilot.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's flagship airline, Qantas, said on Monday it stood ready to offer legal assistance to a member of its flight crew named in a racism accusation by Black Eyed Peas rapper will.i.
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Other deals Boeing announced Wednesday were for flight crew planning for U.S. carrier United Airlines, an aircraft health monitoring deal with Slovak charter airline Go2Sky, and a digital services agreement with Latvia's Air Baltic.
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TMZ Sports has obtained footage of WWE superstar Bo Dallas being arrested at an airport in Texas ... moments after he was booted from his flight to Mexico for drunkenly yelling at the flight crew.
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When a flight attendant told Brafford to return to his seat, the 29-year-old man went from "zero to 60 in nanoseconds," according to the complaint, and began screaming at the flight crew.
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Alaska Airlines merged with Richard Branson-backed Virgin America in December 2016; the ongoing rebranding will include repainting Virgin's red-and-white Airbus fleet in Alaska's blue-and-white colors and redesigning flight-crew uniforms.
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Brafford, who first appeared in court the next day, was charged with interference with a flight crew and simple assault, according to a statement from the U.S. Attorney's Office in the District of New Mexico.
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Reporter Emily Heil, who was on the plane, notes in a pool report that a member of the flight crew passed out damp washcloths for passengers to hold over their faces for the burning smell.
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"It's up to you and your flight crew to determine the fate of your ship," Asa Kalama, executive creative director at Walt Disney Imagineering, said during a Star Wars Celebration panel in Chicago last month.
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The FAA says it's too soon to tell if the accidents had a similar cause, but that Boeing would be upgrading the 737 Max 8's software and updating training requirements and flight crew manuals.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS In the wake of the terrifying incident, Bolduc told WSVN that passengers should "take comfort" in how well the American Airlines flight crew handled the hullabaloo.
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There is also a bottleneck in the supply of new pilots because of federal legislation passed after the 20093 Colgan Air crash in Buffalo, which was attributed in part to errors by the flight crew.
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In a case as severe as the one in the video, even if the situation deescalated before the person was removed, the flight crew would still likely request the passenger be taken off the plane.
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Reporter Emily Heil, who was on the plane, noted in a pool report that a member of the flight crew passed out damp washcloths for passengers to hold over their faces for the burning smell.
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After German authorities began investigating Brookfield, Ryanair last summer turned to a new employment company to contract pilots, BlueSky Resources, set up by an agency called Crewlink that the carrier uses to hire flight crew.
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More often, a problem spirals out of control as maintenance crews fail to spot or address an underlying issue and then the flight crew takes a series of steps that lead to a fatal outcome.
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"The flight crew was amazing … Arianna and Sophia did a great job keeping everyone on task," Lynn says, noting that the captain told the passengers of the smoke warning about 12 minutes before the landing.
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A statement from the federal agency said that United mechanics replaced a fuel pump pressure switch on the plane on June 9 of that year after a flight crew documented a problem two days before.
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Illegal pepper spray discharged on passengers As the Boeing 767 was airborne, passengers seated near the front of the plane told the flight crew they smelled something unpleasant, according to a statement from Hawaiian Airlines.
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In November 2018, the NTSB held an investigative hearing into that disclosed the flight crew initially had difficulty reaching flight attendants after the engine failed and did not immediately learn a passenger had been injured.
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The flight crew of Cathay Pacific Flight 893 from San Francisco to Hong Kong last Wednesday saw "what is suspected to be the re-entry" of the North Korean missile, the airline said this week.
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Boeing Global Services boss Stan Deal touted agreements from more than 10 global carriers ranging from flight crew planning for U.S. carrier United Airlines to an aircraft health monitoring deal with Slovak charter airline Go2Sky.
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Since the incident, Jetstar has updated its dispatch procedure to provide more detailed guidelines for ground crew and flight crew communications, warnings about items left in the engine cowling, and more detailed guidelines on aircraft checks.
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Captain Dave Wallsworth, who flies A380s for British Airways, says the flight crew that gets the plane back into the air will have completed training on flying on three engines, which includes tests in a simulator.
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Photo: GettyAn Air China flight crew had to enact emergency protocols during a flight from Hong Kong to the city of Dalian on Tuesday, all because a co-pilot tried to sneak in a vape break.
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In a statement a day after hosting a meeting of 40 airlines, regulators and others in Montreal, the International Air Transport Association also called for global alignment on additional training requirements for 737 Max flight crew.
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In a statement a day after hosting a meeting of 40 airlines, regulators and others in Montreal, the International Air Transport Association also called for global alignment on additional training requirements for 737 MAX flight crew.
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Two of the Bolivian flight crew, Ximena Suarez and Erwin Tumiri, were bruised but not in critical condition, while journalist Rafael Valmorbida was treated in intensive care for multiple rib fractures that partly collapsed a lung.
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Federal authorities were preparing a criminal complaint to charge Turkish national Anil Uskanil, 25, with interference with a flight crew, Federal Bureau of Investigation special-agent-in charge Paul Delacourt said at a Honolulu news conference.
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Barely a day after Delta began investigating whether a flight crew member discriminatorily declined on-board care from Dr. Tamika Cross because she's Black, another doctor of color has reported a similar incident with the airline.
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Hudek appeared on Friday in U.S. district court in Seattle, where he was presented the complaint charging one count of interfering with a flight crew, a felony offense punishable by up to 20 years in prison.
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The House version of that bill beefs up protection for passenger service employees by extending to them the protections in our laws that make it a crime to interfere with or assault a flight crew member.
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United might have had a history of every interaction with that customer in their databases, but it didn't do them a lick of good when it mattered at the point of contact with that flight crew.
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Flight crew members often find beds through social media listings and word of mouth, said Ms. Moore, who herself connects co-workers with beds and rentals and keeps lists of businesses that cater to airline personnel.
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The plan in reference, formally called the Flight Crew Health Stabilization Program, is a standard protocol that NASA follows — coronavirus outbreak or not — to prevent crew members and support staff from getting sick before a mission.
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The pressurization system on an airplane compresses the density of the air volume so that we—you the passengers, and we, the flight crew-- can breathe normally at high altitudes where the air is less dense.
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Fifteen minutes after the plane departed from Alexandria, Mustafa stood up from his seat and showed the flight crew a white belt with cables connecting to what he said was a remote control, according to the Times.
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Although the TSA does allow passengers to take alcohol onboard (provided that it's less than 7313 proof), the Federal Aviation Administration prohibits the consumption of any booze that wasn't served by a member of the flight crew.
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"If after that completion of analysis that person is deemed a potential threat to aviation, the flight crew, passengers, they could be entered into the program and be assigned a federal air marshal for observation," Bilello said.
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Instead, its purpose is to ensure passengers and flight crew are protected during air travel -- no different than putting a police officer on a beat where intelligence and information presents the need for increased watch and deterrence.
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As part of the first hurricane hunting mission piloted by an all-female flight crew, Lieutenant Commander Rebecca Waddington and Captain Kristie Twining's flight to Hawaii marked a major milestone for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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The lawyers believe that the investigation had not taken into consideration the actions of the flight crew, including how the pilots should have acted, said Leonid Kurakin, the lawyer for Vnukovo airport's head of flights Roman Dunayev.
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The lawyers want to know what Boeing promised potential airline customers about flight crew training and the 737 Max certification process, and its communications with the two airlines following a Lion Air crash in Indonesia on Oct.
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A spokesperson for Airbus told Gizmodo by email that the belt-sensor system will allow flight crew to notify an unbuckled passenger to do so or to avoid disturbing a sleeping passenger whose belt is already fastened.
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Two Muslim men who were boarding a plane from Birmingham, Alabama, to Dallas on Saturday have filed a complaint with the US Department of Transportation over what they said was blatant racial profiling by the flight crew.
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Onboard a private jet carrying passengers away from coronavirus outbreaks, the volunteer flight crew and passengers would wear masks that they change every hour, and a medical crew would be dressed in full protective gear, he said.
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National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Bruce Landsberg told reporters during a news conference Sunday night that two victims were members of the flight crew and the other eight were passengers on the Beechcraft Super King Air 350 aircraft.
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Once outside, she was met by another another attendant who inquired if she had a jacket before explaining that the ensemble she was wearing, a printed strapless romper, was deemed "too distracting" by members of the flight crew.
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The passenger jet landed without incident and no bomb was found on board, an Israeli security official said, adding that Israel had previously determined that the scare was bogus and required no unusual measures by the flight crew.
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Equipped with a hazmat-suited flight crew and no windows, a cargo plane transported 195 Americans from Wuhan, China to Riverside, California after being evacuated from the region due to concerns regarding the coronavirus, reported the Washington Post.
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Boeing said in a statement received at China's largest air show in Zhuhai that its bulletin to airlines underscored "existing flight crew procedures" designed to address circumstances where information coming into the cockpit from the sensors was wrong.
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As a result, it did not appear during flight with the mis-calibrated AOA sensor, could not be documented by the flight crew and was therefore not available to help maintenance identify the mis-calibrated AOA sensor. 6.
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Then the drab gray walls suddenly transform into the intricately detailed interior of a spaceship, which hums to life with a virtual chirping R2 unit and flight crew, and you are officially transported into the Star Wars universe.
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Until tips for how to mitigate one's methane are routinely included in the in-flight safety video or pantomimed by the flight crew, the onus is on us to figure out how to put a cork in it.
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"We are not being prescriptive in the way these concerns should be addressed, it could be through improvement of the flight crew procedures and training, or through design enhancements, or a combination of the two," the spokesperson said.
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She came to soon after, but when she later collapsed in the plane's lavatory, a doctor on board who'd been helping her told the flight crew they needed to land quickly, to get her the proper medical treatment.
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Malaysia Airlines agreed in a Sydney court this week to hand over detailed records that include the medical certificates of the flight crew, including the pilot and co-pilot, and operational notes and logs related to the flight.
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The airline also said that the flight crew, which included one extra pilot because of the scheduled length of the flight, was highly experienced and that it was unlikely that pilot error was a factor in the crash.
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The incident generated some social media sympathy from people dissatisfied with airline service, a topic that went viral in April when a man was dragged off a United flight to make room for a flight crew in transit.
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But investigators from the National Transportation Safety Committee who listened to the recording described the sounds emanating from the cockpit as the flight crew fought to take control of a plane that seemed almost magnetically propelled toward earth.
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"Our thoughts and prayers are with the flight crew, their families and friends, along with the entire team at Atlas Air, during this terrible tragedy," Dave Clark, senior vice president of worldwide operations at Amazon, said in a statement.
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Both Pae and his wife told the FBI, who conducted the interview in Korean with an agency linguist, they knew that they needed to follow the directions of the flight crew but didn't know that disobeying them was illegal.
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The FAA has ruled that airlines cannot allow any passenger to board a flight if he or she appears intoxicated, and if you look like you're shitfaced, the flight crew is not allowed to serve you any additional drinks.
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"Laura and I are inspired by the skill and heroism of the flight crew as well as the dedication and selflessness of the emergency responders and volunteers who rescued passengers from the icy waters of the Hudson," he said.
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When the flight crew announces over the plane's PA, "If Chicago is not your destination, please see a member of the crew," most of us laugh it off, assuming that there are enough checks to prevent that from occurring.
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With the pay hike, which frustrated Wall Street and at the time sent American's stock spiraling downwards, flight crew received on average 5 percent to 8 percent salary increases in hourly pay, in an adjustment to match rival carriers.
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In a letter to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Tuesday, the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA urged Secretary John Kelly to immediately exclude flight crew from the new travel restrictions on citizens from seven majority-Muslim nations.
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Removed from plane without explanation When they asked the flight crew why they were being removed, the flight attendant told them to exit "peacefully" and "demanded" they return to the gate and await further directions, according to the lawsuit.
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Passengers on an Indonesia AirAsia flight from Australia to the holiday island of Bali described a panicked flight crew announcing an emergency and oxygen masks dropping from the ceiling after their airliner lost cabin air pressure and rapidly descended.
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After the man reached toward her again, despite her attempts to stop him, she said she unbuckled her seat belt, and ran to the back of the plane where she asked to speak with members of the flight crew.
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"If a member of flight crew feels that, for whatever reason, they have not been able to get enough rest before starting a shift, our Safety Management Systems encourage pilots to declare themselves unfit to fly," the spokesperson said.
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Trump's suspension on the entry of nationals from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, and all refugees caught airlines off guard, with some carriers forced to re-roster flight crew in order to abide by the order.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The fatal crash of Lion Air Flight 610 last year was caused by systemic design flaws in the Boeing 737 Max that were compounded by flight crew lapses, Indonesian investigators told the relatives of victims on Wednesday.
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Canada's Chief Medical Officer, Theresa Tam, said on Monday eight members of the Canadian Armed Forces who accompanied the first flight to and from Wuhan had been released from quarantine, as had five additional members of the flight crew.
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Entertainment writer Joseph Longo asked the flight crew on his JetBlue flight to announce actress Jennifer Lopez&aposs Golden Globe nod for her role in "Hustlers" and to suggest that people watch the film as their in-flight movie.
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Given these realities, it is hardly surprising that flight crew jobs remain stubbornly segregated by gender: Over 79 percent of flight attendant positions are held by women, while the percentage of women commercial pilots hovers around just 6 percent.
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After a considerably nerve-racking flight — Mitchell rented a tablet from the flight crew and tried to focus on watching "Love Actually" to take his mind off what was happening — he made it to the hospital room in plenty of time.
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The emergency order requires airlines to follow Boeing's instructions if encountering the issue, which "could cause the flight crew to have difficulty controlling the airplane, and lead to excessive nose-down attitude, significant altitude loss, and possible impact with terrain."
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" In a statement provided to PEOPLE, Delta said, "We thank Dr. Stanford for her medical assistance onboard Republic flight 5935 IND-BOS, and are sorry for any misunderstanding that may have occurred during her exchange with the in-flight crew.
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Cover: Stewardesses with Ukrainian airline react near to coffins of the flight crew members of the Ukrainian 737-800 plane that crashed on the outskirts of Tehran, during a memorial service at Borispil international airport outside Kyiv, Ukraine, Sunday, Jan.
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The Jets officially agreed last Friday to pay a total of $1.45,21.25 to 219 of the team's dancers, known as the Jets Flight Crew, who worked from 22014 to 2013 for fixed pay that some said violated minimum wage laws.
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" UNAC, one of the unions representing Air France flight crew, released a statement, saying "While we regret not having been heard earlier, we are delighted to have convinced [Air France human resources director] Mr. Gateau of the legitimacy of our action.
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After moving within the economy cabin a few rows up, flight crew denied their request to pay a supplement for the seats, which United sells as "economy plus," and told them to move back to their original seats, Hohl said.
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Co-founder Rusdi Kirana is furious over what he regards as attempts by Boeing to deflect attention from recent design changes and blame Lion Air for the crash, while the airline faces scrutiny over its maintenance and flight crew actions.
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Joseph Sharkey, 36, of Reston, Virginia, faces a federal charge of assault or intimidation of a flight crew, which is punishable by up to 20 years in prison, according to a statement released Monday by U.S. Attorney A. Lee Bentley III.
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"Our thoughts and prayers are with the flight crew, their families and friends along with the entire team at Atlas Air during this terrible tragedy," Dave Clark, Amazon's senior vice president of worldwide operations, said in a statement on Saturday.
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According to the complaint, which was obtained by Travel + Leisure, Ducore's behavior worsened from there: She threw food and water offered to her by flight crew across the plane, used profane language, and kicked a flight attendant in the leg.
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The airline's initial statement read:The flight crew of Delta flight 1425 from Atlanta to Baltimore elected to divert to Raleigh, N.C. out of an abundance of caution after receiving an indication of a possible issue with one of the aircraft's engines.
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After moving within the economy cabin a few rows up, flight crew denied their request to pay a supplement for the seats, which United sells as "economy plus", and told them to move back to their original seats, Hohl said.
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If you do need to travel by plane, it's a good idea to use alcohol wipes to clean tray tables, bathroom handles and other parts of the plane that you might touch that are not regularly sanitized by the flight crew.
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Even the near disaster of October 1982 — coming within one jittery pilot's finger of murdering a flight crew, a doctor and 30 wounded children — did not weaken Sharon's hand or dissuade him from the idea of targeting Arafat in the air.
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The FAA, which is investigating the incident, said a flight crew seeking to dump fuel before an emergency landing would typically be directed by air traffic controllers to a higher altitude where the fuel would essentially vaporize before reaching the ground.
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The FAA, which is investigating the incident, said a flight crew seeking to dump fuel before an emergency landing would typically be directed by air traffic controllers to a higher altitude where the fuel would essentially vaporize before reaching the ground.
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It&aposs become so popular that a third Facebook group dedicated to the jumpsuit — and open to pilots and flight crew members from other airlines — has been created, but you have to prove you work in the industry to join.
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The US National Transportation Safety Board said in a statement that it is sending a three-person team of investigators with "expertise in recorders, flight crew operations and human factors" to assist with recovery and reading of the black boxes.
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NAI is seeking to establish a "flag of convenience" carrier certified in Ireland in order to hire flight crew from Asia and avoid Norway's labor laws – a flagrant violation of Article 17 bis of the U.S.-EU Open Skies agreement.
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At the end of the day, we are balancing the health and safety of the flight crew and the health and safety of the patient The Twin Otters, on the other hand, were designed by a Canadian manufacturer with cold weather in mind.
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You board your plane with confirmed coach seats and pray to the upgrade gods that your flight crew is so ecstatic about your newly minted union that they whisk you off to first class with Champagne on ice, fine chocolates, and ample legroom.
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Though Delta Air Lines said the response of the pilot and flight crew was out of an abundance of caution and to keep the flight from being delayed, the carrier is investigating the allegations of discrimination and said it is reviewing reports.
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Garuda in a statement on Wednesday said the directive had been an internal document that had now been revised to make clear it was just appealing to passengers to respect the privacy of other passengers and flight crew on duty when taking photos.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal safety board on Tuesday blamed a Florida-based air charter company and its flight crew for the crash of a Hawker 700 business jet that killed nine passengers and crew when it plowed into an apartment building last year.
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"Anytime we have a dispute or a disagreement or concerns expressed by one passenger about another about safety, the flight crew will do their best to resolve the matter peacefully and quickly," said Casey Norton, director of corporate communications for American Airlines.
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" Delta would not confirm Norwood's identity to CNN but did release the following statement: "The flight crew of Delta flight 763 from LAX to New York's JFK International Airport returned to the gate, prior to departure, after a customer fell ill on board.
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"While we are very proud to have made history yesterday by being the first all-female flight crew, we are more proud of the mission we are doing and the safety we are providing for people," Waddington told CNN at the time.
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Most people associate Crystal with its luxury cruise line, but in 2017 the company debuted Crystal Skye, a lavishly transformed Boeing 777 aircraft with 88 lie-flat seats, a bar and social lounge and an in-flight crew with an executive chef.
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"It's important to follow the directions of flight crew members, but when they don't seem to make a lot of sense, it hurts aviation security as a whole," said Jeffrey C. Price, professor of aviation management at Metropolitan State University of Denver.
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"The agency will consider Boeing's recommendations for flight crew simulator training during the upcoming Joint Operations Evaluation Board," the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement, referring to a group of U.S. and international 737 pilots from airlines that operate the Max.
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Entertainment writer Joseph Longo asked the flight crew on his JetBlue flight to announce actress Jennifer Lopez&aposs Golden Globe nod for her role in "Hustlers" — and to suggest that those on the flight select the film as their in-flight movie.
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Dao had originally said he would willingly give up his seat to accommodate a flight crew, but reneged his offer upon learning the next flight wouldn't leave until the next day, refusing to leave when the officers began selecting people to leave.
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Turbulence is the leading cause of injuries to passengers and flight attendants, excluding fatal accidents, according to the F.A.A. In 2017, 17 passengers and members of the flight crew were injured in turbulence, according to the F.A.A. In 2016, that number was 44.
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In a message to employees on Monday, Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg said news reports that claimed the manufacturer withheld information on MCAS from airlines were "untrue" and the function had been described in the flight crew operations manual, according to aviation journalist Jon Ostrower.
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UNITED FLIGHT ATTENDANT WHO FORCED DOG INTO OVERHEAD BIN &aposLYING,&apos OWNER&aposS DAUGHTER SAYS According to the Burts, the dog's tongue began to turn blue and she started having difficulty breathing, which prompted the flight crew to quickly step in with an oxygen mask.
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While it's unclear how Gladly can help airlines avoid PR nightmares like what befell United, Littleford said her long-term vision is to equip JetBlue's flight crew with iPads so they can use Gladly's app to identify customers who may need extra attention and support.
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"During the design and certification of the Boeing 28 26 (MAX), assumptions were made about flight crew response to malfunctions which, even though consistent with current industry guidelines, turned out to be incorrect," investigators wrote as the first of nine contributing factors to the crash.
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The account, which was created by a former flight attendant, went on to allege that the incident occurred "midflight … in front of everyone" and that when the passenger was told by the flight crew to go to "the unoccupied lavatory," the passenger became argumentative.
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As I learned after waiting six hours for American Airlines to figure out how to get a flight crew to LaGuardia, airlines have an awful time of this, in spite of the fact that they — let's focus on this fact, for a second — own airplanes.
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Soon after moving to other, empty seats in the economy cabin a few rows up, flight crew denied their request to pay a supplement for the seats, which United sells as "economy plus", and told them to move back to their original seats, Hohl said.
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For her composure under fire, Tammie Jo Shults was invited to the White House on Tuesday, along with first officer Darren Ellisor, the three members of the flight crew and a few of the passengers who donned virtual capes after the plane lost an engine.
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Problem previously corrected A different flight crew had experienced the same issue on a flight from Denpasar to Jakarta the previous day, but had turned off the automatic safety feature, known as the maneuvering characteristics augmentation system (MCAS) and took manual control of the plane.
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And on Wednesday, Indonesian investigators who were looking into the crash of Lion Air Flight 610 last year told members of the victims' families that the disaster had been caused by systemic design flaws in the Max jet that were compounded by flight crew lapses.
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Airbus announced this week that it's started testing a new system to more closely monitor the in-flight experience—including bathroom breaks and passenger preferences—a process that will help streamline service for flight crew and offer a "more personalized travel experience" to travelers.
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In an emailed statement on Friday, the agency said it was notified that a relief flight crew was "unable to get sufficient crew rest due to issues with their hotel in Dakar," so the aircraft and detainees spent time parked at the airport there.
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"Everyone on the flight crew and all of our colleagues on the ground were extremely happy with the data we saw from the instruments on-board the aircraft, in the pylon, and on the rocket itself," Virgin Orbit chief pilot Kelly Latimer said in a statement.
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"For more than sixty years, Boeing has been put on notice, on more than a hundred occasions, that its bleed air system airplanes are unreasonably dangerous and can cause serious acute and permanent injuries to flight crew and passengers," the lawsuit says, according to the newspaper.
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"Everyone on the flight crew and all of our colleagues on the ground were extremely happy with the data we saw from the instruments on- board the aircraft, in the pylon, and on the rocket itself," Virgin Orbit's chief pilot Kelly Latimer said in a statement.
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The National Transportation Safety Board in 2014 found that an Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 crashed and caught fire at San Francisco International Airport in 2013 because the pilot lacked critical skills and the flight crew relied too heavily on an automated system it did not fully understand.
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In a memo to the airline's employees, CEO Oscar Munoz doubled down on the company's course of action and said that the flight crew involved in the incident "was left with no choice" but to forcibly remove the man in the video from the overbooked flight.
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The FFDO allows pilots and other flight crew members to take special training courses from federal Air Marshals and then, as deputized members of law enforcement, they may carry concealed weapons aboard their flights, although they have to keep their possession of a weapon in-flight quiet.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 15 (Reuters) - A Delta Air Lines flight crew that dumped fuel on several Los Angeles area schools before making an emergency landing, causing minor injuries to schoolchildren, did not inform air traffic controllers it planned to do so, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said Wednesday.
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NEW DELHI, Sept 20 (Reuters) - India's aviation regulator is concerned about several videos on popular Chinese video app TikTok that show flight crew singing and dancing while on duty, and has asked airlines to take action in the interest of passenger safety, a senior official told Reuters.
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But a few taps on a touchscreen can recreate the experience with startling realism, allowing a flight crew to run through the process of shutting down the engine, cutting off its fuel, and dousing it with flame retardant before trimming out for level flight and deciding where to land.
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Looking chic in a pale blue Catherine Walker skirt suit (and, we have to imagine, a bit more dressed up than the rest of the flight's passengers), Kate had a quick word with a member of the flight crew before taking her seat near the front of the plane.
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The investigation has revealed that the flight crew of the Air Canada flight informed the NTSB that there was confusion over the runway configuration and landing lights at SFO, and the crew can even be heard querying the control tower to ensure that they were cleared to land.
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The aircraft, a propeller-driven Twin Otter, which used skis to land on the snow and ice on Tuesday, was to remain at the facility, the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, for about 10 hours while the flight crew rested, the National Science Foundation said on its Facebook page.
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He was flying a Sikorsky S‐61 from the rooftop of the Pan Am building on May 17, 1977; he finished his shift and went home, learning hours later from news reports on the radio that the flight crew after him was involved in a deadly crash atop the roof.
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But in a world where automated drones such as America's Global Hawk reconnaissance vehicle routinely fly military missions, and self-driving vehicles are talked of as if they were just around the corner, the question of how large a civilian flight crew needs to be is clearly open for debate.
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It is not yet clear what led the United flight crew to remove Ms Obioma from her flight, but one thing is clear, if it was not already abundantly so: airlines really need to think hard before kicking any passenger off a flight, unless there is a true safety risk.
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In a separate case, the NTSB said that 49 passengers and crew members aboard a Colgan Air Inc Bombardier DHC-8-400 regional flight died in 2009 after the flight crew failed to monitor the plane's slowing airspeed while on instrument approach to Buffalo-Niagara International Airport in upstate New York.
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Read more: United Airlines put an underage passenger on a plane to the wrong country, prompting a panicked mother to beg the airline to keep the plane from taking offAs a last resort, if the situation becomes physical and can't be deescalated, the flight crew may have to restrain the person.
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"While we are very proud to have made history yesterday by being the first all-female flight crew, we are more proud of the mission we are doing and the safety we are providing for people," said Waddington, who has been a pilot with the NOAA Corps for eight years.
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"I don't think it was handled very well," another senior Gulf airline executive said, adding the airline was seeking U.S. approval for flight crew from the seven banned countries to be allowed to work on U.S. services, despite an IATA memo saying the ban applied to flight attendants and pilots.
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After the Lion Air crash, Boeing sent a service bulletin to its customers, and the Federal Aviation Administration followed up with an emergency directive ordering Boeing to change the airplane flight manual and provide the flight crew with a way to avoid being surprised or reacting incorrectly to the MCAS.
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Scheduling around storms is a complicated process involving not only the affected airlines but also air traffic control, and must take into account everything from the number of flights and passengers affected to limits on flight crew hours, gate availability and tarmac delay rules that airlines can be fined for violating.
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On the day of the flight, while number one for taking the departure runway, the flight crew increased power to the engines in preparation for take-off, which resulted in an error reading by the aircraft's computer and the take-off was aborted, the U.S. attorney's office in Miami said.
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SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN CONCERNED ABOUT AIRPORT SAFETY AFTER STUN GUN GOES THROUGH SECURITY CHECK UNDETECTED On May 12, Qu and co-defendant Renfeng Gao, a flight crew member with China Eastern Airlines, were arrested at Los Angeles International Airport for attempting to carry the turtles on board in pillowcases and plastic bags.
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Apollo 22001 Collins learned that he would join Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong on Apollo 19743 during a call from Deke Slayton, whose résumé included World War II pilot, test pilot, one of the original Mercury Seven astronauts and NASA's first chief of the Astronaut Office and director of Flight Crew Operations.
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A 69-year-old doctor, Dao was one of four people who was randomly selected to get off the oversold plane just before it was supposed to take off Sunday from O'Hare International Airport for Louisville, in order to make room for United flight crew members who needed to get to an assignment.
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Ultimately, the entire video was less than two minutes long, and the fact that the plane was still at the gate made it easy to remove the passenger — if she hadn't left willingly, or she continued assaulting her partner or others, the flight crew also could have requested police or other assistance.
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FLORIDA MAN ARRESTED FOR MID-FLIGHT BATTERY AGAINST FLIGHT ATTENDANT, CALLING HER RACIAL SLUR AND 'TOO BIG FOR THIS JOB' The disruptive passenger who was said to be drinking alcohol during the flight and playing with a blow-up sex doll was reportedly warned by the flight crew and the pilot about his behavior.
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Korean Air was involved in a high-profile case of bad passenger behavior in late 2014 when the daughter of its chairman, who was an executive with the carrier, forced a flight crew chief off the plane at New York's JFK Airport because she was unhappy about the way she was served macadamia nuts.
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Though Mr. Tillerson uses a smaller airplane than his predecessors in order to travel with fewer people and cut costs, there is no evidence that the smaller plane has forced him to spend extra time in Honolulu in order to rest his flight crew, or has otherwise interfered with his travel to crucial diplomatic meetings.
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Americans flown out of Wuhan have also given harrowing descriptions of some parts of the evacuation and quarantine, like being flown in cargo planes with flight crew wearing full hazmat suits, being told to stay six feet away from one another at all times, and not being able to eat for hours on end, The Post reported.
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It believes that a fire likely brought down the aircraft, basing its conclusion on three pieces of evidence: electronic signals sent from the plane indicating that smoke alarms were activated in the toilet and avionics bays; cockpit voice recordings that show the flight crew discussing an on-board fire; and wreckage that bears signs of high temperatures and soot.
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As for why the tires blew ... the FAA says Post's plane was way too heavy -- 12 passengers, 2 pilots, 1 flight attendant and tons of baggage -- and the flight crew ignored safety procedures after the first landing by only waiting 20-30 minutes before taking off again, hardly enough time to allow the plane's brakes to cool down.
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Rep. John LewisJohn LewisCummings invites Trump to visit Baltimore House Democrat knocks Trump's Cummings tweet: 'This guy is a terrible, terrible human being' George Wallace's daughter: 'I saw Daddy a lot' during 2016 election MORE (D-Ga.) offered his thanks to the Delta Air Lines flight crew who helped him when he became ill on a flight last week.
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Dr. Dao and dozens of other passengers had boarded a United Express flight to Louisville in the late afternoon when the airline determined that maintenance issues with another plane might keep a four-person flight crew from reaching Louisville in time for a flight they were scheduled to work the next morning, according to the airline's report.
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We need to know who made the decision to call in law enforcement; why steps weren't taken to avoid this before boarding; what, if any, guidelines the Department of Transportation (DOT) provides airlines regarding flight crew accommodations; what protocols law enforcement are required to follow when removing a passenger; and if any federal laws were broken.
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Nurcahyo Utomo, an investigator for the Indonesian National Transportation Safety Committee, listed what he said were nine contributing factors, including an automated system's reliance on a single sensor; the miscalibration of that sensor during repairs; a lack of flight and maintenance documentation; and a failure by the flight crew to manage the chaos in the cockpit as emergency warnings sounded.
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Following FAA guidelines, Boeing assumed the flight crew would respond immediately to deal with the MCAS problem, but investigators found that it took the crew of the previous flight on board the Lion Air 737 Max 3 minutes and 6103 seconds to find a solution to the malfunctioning MCAS system, while the crew of the accident flight never found one.
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The continuing installation of smaller and reconfigured bathrooms, which began in late 2013, has led to complaints about safety issues, say travelers and flight crew, who are concerned about restricted access for the physically disabled, as well as ease of use for other passengers Barry Brandes, a retired singer from Somers, N.Y., travels several times a year on United Airlines.
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Amanda, a woman in her 50s who came to the con with four friends from the flight crew she works on, sipped an impressively fragrant glass of red wine while she told me, "Cons are a way of life now, not something an odd person does," then breezed out onto the patio with a grey-haired Jon Snow the size of a basketball player.
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They spent two weeks trapped in their son's apartment before they were able to secure seats on an evacuation flight back to the US.The Blouin's boarded their windowless plane and were asked to wear red wristbands that noted their body temperatures by flight crew members dressed in hazmat suits in order to track any possible symptoms of the virus that could appear during the long flight.
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A pilot in a unicorn onesie danced to music spun by a flight attendant sidelining as a D.J. "We're all really close and we need to have each other's backs because we're all up in the air together," said Evan Kopilow, 36, a pilot who explained that camaraderie was one reason Kew Gardens has long attracted flight crew members seeking a community of their own.
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Monday, en route from Jakarta to Pangkal PinangIndonesian authorities believe all 189 people on board were killed The so-called black box flight recorder has yet to be found Flight crew reported an issue with the plane the night before the flight, and repairs were carried out Police said Tuesday that 24 body bags had been transferred from the crash to a local hospital for post-mortems.
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