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WASHINGTON – Japan became the latest partner in the Asia and Pacific Initiative to Reduce Emissions (ASPIRE), which is designed to make aircraft operations in the region more efficient in order to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases. Link to the original site Related Reading: Looking toward the future of commercial space transportation in the final installment of Leaving Earth. Link to the original site Related Reading: Link to the original site Related Reading: Link to the original site Related Reading: Lufthansa announced yesterday that it will re-launch onboard Internet service next year in conjunction with Panasonic Avionics following a nearly four-year hiatus sparked by Connexion by Boeing’s 2006 failure. Link to the original site Related Reading: The Civil Air Navigation Services Organization yesterday welcomed the achievements of last week’s ICAO High Level Meeting on International Aviation and Climate Change but expressed disappointment that it “did not recommend any actions for [member states] to undertake themselves to assist the aviation industry in meeting its environmental goals.” Link to the original site Related Reading: Proposed cooperation on transatlantic services by American Airlines, British Airways and Iberia received another rebuke late last week when AA’s 11,500 pilots, represented by the Allied Pilots Assn., stated their “unequivocal opposition” and urged the US Dept. of Transportation to reject granting antitrust immunity for the venture. Link to the original site Related Reading: US FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt reported that “serious runway incursions were down 50% for the most recent 12-month period compared to the previous year.” Link to the original site Related Reading: Link to the original site Related Reading: Link to the original site Related Reading: |
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