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T'way Air pilots' union sues airline over allowances

T'way Air's pilots' union has filed a lawsuit against the carrier contesting allowances, escalating a labour dispute into the legal system. The action formalises grievances over pay-related entitlements and introduces a court process that will run alongside any ongoing collective-bargaining efforts.

2026-03-26T17:18:18.668825-07:00

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F‑35 production workers represented by IAM District 776 begin contract talks with Lockheed Martin

2026-03-26T13:59:47.187174-07:00

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Spanish court rules cabin‑crew work 'arduous and dangerous', opens path to early full pensions

2026-03-26T09:38:15.161994-07:00

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Airlines for America chief Sununu: DHS funding standoff worsens TSA staffing, threatens travel

2026-03-26T05:20:29.537850-07:00

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T'way Air pilots' union sues airline over allowances T'way Air's pilots' union has filed a lawsuit against the carrier contesting allowances, escalating a labour dispute into the legal system. The action formalises grievances over pay-related entitlements and introduces a court process that will run alongside any ongoing collective-bargaining efforts.

2026-03-26T17:18:18.668825-07:00

T'way Air pilots' union sues airline over allowances

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F‑35 production workers represented by IAM District 776 begin contract talks with Lockheed Martin IAM District 776, representing roughly 5,000 Lockheed Martin employees who build the F‑35 at Fort Worth, NAS Patuxent River and Edwards AFB, opened contract negotiations with Lockheed on March 26. The bargaining committee and international leadership delivered a demand for a contract "reflecting value."

2026-03-26T13:59:47.187174-07:00

F‑35 production workers represented by IAM District 776 begin contract talks with Lockheed Martin

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Spanish court rules cabin‑crew work 'arduous and dangerous', opens path to early full pensions A Madrid court has ruled cabin‑crew work is 'arduous and dangerous', finding it can cause premature ageing and health conditions. The judgment opens a path for Spanish flight attendants to seek early retirement with full pensions, potentially forcing airlines and regulators to reassess pension and labour rules.

2026-03-26T09:38:15.161994-07:00

Spanish court rules cabin‑crew work 'arduous and dangerous', opens path to early full pensions

CNBC

Airlines for America chief Sununu: DHS funding standoff worsens TSA staffing, threatens travel Airlines for America president and CEO Chris Sununu told CNBC the ongoing congressional impasse over Department of Homeland Security funding is exacerbating TSA staffing shortages and raising the risk of additional travel disruptions; he also offered views on incoming DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin’s likely approach.

2026-03-26T05:20:29.537850-07:00

Airlines for America chief Sununu: DHS funding standoff worsens TSA staffing, threatens travel

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Anduril UK surpasses 100 staff as demand for autonomous defence systems rises Anduril UK has expanded to more than 100 employees, up from roughly 20 two years ago, as demand for its autonomy and unmanned defence systems in the UK grows. The firm describes the increase as measured and managed while positioning to pursue multiple sovereign opportunities.

2026-03-25T10:24:45.775557-07:00

Anduril UK surpasses 100 staff as demand for autonomous defence systems rises

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Women in Aviation Conference Hits Record Attendance in Texas The Women in Aviation International annual conference in Texas recorded its highest attendance, highlighting scholarship milestones, expanding global participation, and programs aimed at accelerating career pathways for women across commercial, defense and space sectors. Sessions emphasized mentorship, training and industry partnerships to improve retention and leadership development.

2026-03-25T09:23:25.336715-07:00

Women in Aviation Conference Hits Record Attendance in Texas

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Flight attendant sues largest U.S. regional carrier, alleges retaliation after reporting coworker for drinking on duty A newly hired flight attendant at the largest U.S. regional carrier, which operates flights for American, Delta, United and Alaska, sued the carrier alleging retaliation after she reported a senior coworker for reeking of alcohol during a flight. She says the complaint followed her recent completion of training.

2026-03-25T06:35:32.355113-07:00

Flight attendant sues largest U.S. regional carrier, alleges retaliation after reporting coworker for drinking on duty

Vertical Mag

Building safety and trust in maintenance: leadership lessons from Elevate Aviation Elevate Aviation outlines practical leadership practices for maintenance managers to build teams grounded in safety, trust and continuous learning. The guidance emphasizes proactive safety culture, mentorship, and tailored training to tackle skills shortages, improve retention and reduce operational risk across MRO organizations.

2026-03-24T10:46:38.792632-07:00

Building safety and trust in maintenance: leadership lessons from Elevate Aviation

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T'way Air pilots' union sues airline over allowances

F‑35 production workers represented by IAM District 776 begin contract talks with Lockheed Martin

Spanish court rules cabin‑crew work 'arduous and dangerous', opens path to early full pensions

Airlines for America chief Sununu: DHS funding standoff worsens TSA staffing, threatens travel

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