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FAA Proposes Civil Penalty Against Avelo Over Drug-and-Alcohol Testing Recordkeeping

The FAA has proposed civil penalties against Avelo Airlines, alleging the carrier violated federal drug-and-alcohol testing program requirements by failing to maintain required recordkeeping. The action focuses on documentation lapses tied to the airline’s testing procedures and compliance obligations under FAA rules.

2026-03-22T09:29:19.762405-07:00

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Quvia Sync edge-to-cloud platform gives airlines control of in‑flight connectivity

2026-03-22T09:20:13.280212-07:00

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Passenger sues JetBlue after crew allegedly used dry ice to treat swollen leg, causing severe burns on New York–Paris flight

2026-03-22T05:39:57.942640-07:00

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De Havilland delivers 1,000th DHC‑6 Twin Otter; SATENA receives milestone aircraft

2026-03-22T04:29:24.897798-07:00

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FAA Proposes Civil Penalty Against Avelo Over Drug-and-Alcohol Testing Recordkeeping The FAA has proposed civil penalties against Avelo Airlines, alleging the carrier violated federal drug-and-alcohol testing program requirements by failing to maintain required recordkeeping. The action focuses on documentation lapses tied to the airline’s testing procedures and compliance obligations under FAA rules.

2026-03-22T09:29:19.762405-07:00

FAA Proposes Civil Penalty Against Avelo Over Drug-and-Alcohol Testing Recordkeeping

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Quvia Sync edge-to-cloud platform gives airlines control of in‑flight connectivity Quvia Sync is an edge-to-cloud platform which, when combined with network orchestration, lets airlines take control of the cabin connectivity layer. The approach moves connectivity management into airline hands, aligning onboard systems with cloud services to coordinate and control passenger and backend links.

2026-03-22T09:20:13.280212-07:00

Quvia Sync edge-to-cloud platform gives airlines control of in‑flight connectivity

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Passenger sues JetBlue after crew allegedly used dry ice to treat swollen leg, causing severe burns on New York–Paris flight A JetBlue passenger is suing the airline after alleging a flight attendant gave her a pack of 'dry ice' to treat a swollen leg during a transatlantic flight from New York to Paris. Instead, the dry ice reportedly caused severe burns and excruciating tissue damage, prompting the bodily-injury claim.

2026-03-22T05:39:57.942640-07:00

Passenger sues JetBlue after crew allegedly used dry ice to treat swollen leg, causing severe burns on New York–Paris flight

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De Havilland delivers 1,000th DHC‑6 Twin Otter; SATENA receives milestone aircraft De Havilland Canada has delivered the 1,000th DHC‑6 Twin Otter, capping more than six decades of continuous production for the rugged, STOL-capable turboprop. The milestone airframe was handed to SATENA, the Colombian military‑owned carrier, underscoring the type’s enduring role in short‑field and remote operations.

2026-03-22T04:29:24.897798-07:00

De Havilland delivers 1,000th DHC‑6 Twin Otter; SATENA receives milestone aircraft

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Lufthansa boosts winter 2026/27 Arctic network — Munich–Rovaniemi nonstop added Lufthansa will expand its winter 2026/27 Nordic and Arctic schedule, introducing a Munich–Rovaniemi nonstop from 4 December 2026 (two weekly) and adding frequencies across Finland. The group plans up to 69 weekly rotations serving nine airports inside or near the Arctic Circle for the season.

2026-03-21T10:44:19.263488-07:00

Lufthansa boosts winter 2026/27 Arctic network — Munich–Rovaniemi nonstop added

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Trump threatens to deploy ICE agents to US airports amid DHS funding lapse President Trump has threatened to deploy ICE agents to U.S. airports as soon as Monday to replace unpaid TSA officers amid a DHS funding lapse, and said the agents could arrest undocumented travelers. Legal limits and training gaps make the proposal unlikely to resolve screening backlogs and risk weakening airport security.

2026-03-21T10:24:48.544545-07:00

Trump threatens to deploy ICE agents to US airports amid DHS funding lapse

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Iberia unveils record Summer 2026 schedule — 21.4M seats, new routes to Toronto, Monterrey, Bucharest and Tivat Iberia will operate a record Summer 2026 schedule totaling 21.4 million seats, its largest capacity ever. The carrier allocates roughly 16 million seats to Europe and Spain and is adding long‑haul service to Toronto and Monterrey plus new European/seasonal links to Bucharest and Tivat.

2026-03-21T08:50:33.288195-07:00

Iberia unveils record Summer 2026 schedule — 21.4M seats, new routes to Toronto, Monterrey, Bucharest and Tivat

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Lufthansa's premium-fares push and pension cuts trigger 'cheap and nasty' backlash Lufthansa is generating healthy revenues but persistently high costs are eroding profit margins. Management's twin strategy—raising premium fares while pursuing deep cost reductions, including proposals to cut pilot pension liabilities—has provoked fierce resistance from staff and customers, labelled 'cheap and nasty'.

2026-03-21T06:25:43.870068-07:00

Lufthansa's premium-fares push and pension cuts trigger 'cheap and nasty' backlash

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FAA Proposes Civil Penalty Against Avelo Over Drug-and-Alcohol Testing Recordkeeping

Quvia Sync edge-to-cloud platform gives airlines control of in‑flight connectivity

Passenger sues JetBlue after crew allegedly used dry ice to treat swollen leg, causing severe burns on New York–Paris flight

De Havilland delivers 1,000th DHC‑6 Twin Otter; SATENA receives milestone aircraft

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