ATP welcomes seven of its graduates as new CFIs:
The last few days I have shared the first two parts of a three part series in which airline industry experts discuss the approaching pilot shortage expected in the near future. Today we look at the last of the series.
Yesterday I shared the first part of a three part series in which airline industry experts discuss the approaching pilot shortage that is expected in the near future. Today we look at part two of the series.
I came across this article today which introduces a three part series outlining the pilot shortage which experts are saying is certainly coming relatively soon.
Republic Airways Holdings has agreed to loan an additional $6 million to Midwest Airlines and add 12 more Regional Jets to the flying that Republic current does on behalf of Midwest.
Republic Airlines injected another $2.5 million into its partnership with Hawaii’s Mokulele Airlines on May 1 and this month plans to send a fourth Embraer E170 to the islands as it stages a more serious effort to raise its profile in the market.
Compass Airlines, a wholly owned subsidiary of Delta Airlines, announced that the airline’s permanent aircraft maintenance facility at Louisville International Airport is fully operational.
Mesaba Airlines was founded in 1944 by Gordy Newstrom in Coleraine, Minnesota. It began operations in the same year under the name of Mesaba Aviation. Mesaba, which took its name from the American Indian word for Soaring Eagle, initially operated one airplane, a Piper Cub purchased for $1,300. Mesaba used the Cub to shuttle employees of the Blandin Paper Mill Company from Grand Rapids, Minnesota to Minneapolis.
A new low-cost airline will begin serving mid-sized U.S. cities that it thinks larger carriers have left behind.
