The aircraft, bound for Paris and Gibraltar, clip wings while taxiing at the airport.
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After a weekend of combing the mountains behind Stanford University, the FAA has deemed the report of a downed Santa Cruz Mountains flight to be a fake. Someone on an emergency air traffic channel had called for help, saying he was a passenger in a plane crashed in the mountains north of Stanford University. However, there had been no mayday signals, no emergency beacons, and no missing aircraft.
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United Airlines flight reportedly delayed after passenger smokes cannabis
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Airline Safety and Pilot Training Improvement Act of 2009
Airline Safety and Pilot Training Improvement Act of 2009 deals with flight crew qualifications. The bill attempts to address flight crew standards for ATP certification and experience, largely as a result of the Colgan Air crash.
Higher standards, which reduce the applicant pool will inadvertently cause an escalation in pay, and hopefully in safety as well.
See the bill before and after the house on Thomas:
