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Emergency Evacuation on American Airlines Highlights Questionable Passenger Priorities

With the countless safety issues that have been occurring as of late in the aviation industry, travelers are likely a bit apprehensive about setting off on trips. Headlining occurrences surely do not help that feeling. Recently, an urgent and frightening situation occurred on an American Airlines’ flight. A video surfaced that raises questions for avid… Read More »

American Airlines Flight Attendants Win Near 33% Pay Rise Under New Tentative Contract Agreement That Has Been Years in the Making

Flight attendants at American Airlines have won a pay rise of nearly 33% over the course of a new five-year tentative agreement that was unanimously approved by the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) on Thursday. The tentative agreement, which has been years in the making, has now been sent to flight attendants at the… Read More »

American Airlines Flight 191 crashed near O’Hare airport 45 years ago. These are the 273 victims

The 258 passengers who boarded American Airlines Flight 191 at O’Hare International Airport on May 25, 1979, were traveling for a variety of reasons. Some, who attended work meetings in Chicago, were rushing back to California before Memorial Day weekend. Others were excited to get to Los Angeles — the flight’s terminus — to attend… Read More »

Dozens of passengers on United Airlines flight mysteriously fall ill en route to Texas

A United Airlines flight from Canada to the U.S. was investigated on Friday after dozens of passengers fell ill for an unspecified reason United Flight 1528 from Vancouver to Houston, Texas, landed at George Bush Intercontinental Airport on May 31. United Airlines told Fox Business that the flight was carrying 163 passengers and 6 crew… Read More »

United aims to crack down on flight attendants who abuse sick time

The Labor Department is reviewing United Airlines’ leave policies after the carrier implemented stricter measures to crack down on employees abusing sick time. “Through numerous recent inquiries from workers, the Wage and Hour Division has become aware of a possible change in United Airlines’ leave policies,” said Jessica Looman, the Labor Department’s wage and hour… Read More »

Pilot’s chilling final words moments before 265 killed in horror plane crash

On November 12, 2001, American Airlines Flight 587 crashed into Belle Harbour in New York’s Queens district. A horror plane crash killing 265 passengers, and five people on the ground, happened just weeks after 9/11 in an already high-alert New York City. After a lengthy investigation into how it happened, the plane’s cockpit recording unveiled… Read More »

American Airlines Plane Hit by Garbage Truck

Apiece of a garbage truck appeared to be stuck on the wing of an American Airlines plane after the vehicle reportedly crashed into it on Friday morning. A passenger told local media the plane, which was already boarded, shook on the runway at Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina. People deboarded and the… Read More »

American Airlines Pilots Warn of ‘Spike’ in Safety Issues

The Allied Pilots Association (APA), the union for American Airlines pilots, issued a recent alert to its members warning that the group “has been tracking a significant spike in safety and maintenance-related problems in our operation.” Problematic trends include tools left in wheel wells, an increasing number of collisions between aircrafts being towed, improperly closed… Read More »

United Airlines Flight Attendants Demand Head of Inflight Services Resigns Over ‘Shameful’ New Sickness Policy

The union which represents tens of thousands of flight attendants at United Airlines is demanding the immediate resignation of the Chicago-based carrier’s head of inflight service after the airline introduced a controversial new sickness policy which treats flight attendants like “liars and scammers”. In a video message to its members, Ken Diaz, the head of… Read More »