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Sometime this month, perhaps around 18 August, Spanish air traffic controllers may walk off their jobs, potentially stranding 2 million flyers over a three-day period. Given the issues with Mother Nature, airline strikes and controller strikes elsewhere in Europe, problem-free flying in Europe in 2010 has become a rarity.
Posted on Thu, 05-Aug-2010 at 16:41 GMT
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The procedure is used in the event of an engine failure. It has successfully brought troubled aircraft back to the ground (or water) from the Azores to the Hudson River. Now, the "engine off" approach is being used to give passengers more comfort and to reduce noise and air pollution. Just to ease your minds, the engines aren't actually "off."
Posted on Tue, 27-Jul-2010 at 19:17 GMT
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A reversal of an earlier court-imposed injunction against British Airways cabin crew has given the union the green light to resume its strike plans against the airline. Disruptions could occur as early as 24 May as part of a series of planned walkouts. British Airways now may look to the U.K. Supreme Court to stop the union's threatened actions.
Posted on Fri, 21-May-2010 at 22:05 GMT
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Posted on Tue, 18-May-2010 at 23:27 GMT
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Get ready for another round of service disruptions at British Airways. The Unite union has threatened more walkouts for May and June which will cause more chaos for BA flyers.
Posted on Wed, 12-May-2010 at 15:33 GMT
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