IFALPA Daily News – 13 March 2014‏

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The IFALPA Daily News is now available online.
Here are today’s top headlines. To read more, click on the title:
Why would-be pilots are being kept out of airline cockpits

Zachary Wilkinson was just a few months into his freshman year at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical

University when the path he’d set out for himself — earning a degree in aeronautical science and

landing a job as a commercial pilot — was upended.

Irish High Court blocks planned airport strike

Ireland’s High Court on Wednesday issued an order blocking an airport strike, after Ireland’s

largest union served notice on Aer Lingus and the country’s two main airport authorities that it

planned a work stoppage later this week.

Cambridge airport suspends international flights    

Etihad Regional has temporarily suspended services between Cambridge Airport and Amsterdam

and Geneva following a review of operations by the airline.

Pilots union wants ‘Walmart of the skies’ Norwegian Air banned from US

An international airline now flying in and out of LAX is offering some of the lowest fares in the

world.

UAE discusses banning non-compliant foreign aircraft

In line with its commitment to maintain an active link with local stakeholders, the UAE General

Civil Aviation Authority recently organised a workshop to brief various aviation related entities in

the country on the legal framework and the new process of grounding and banning foreign

aircraft in the UAE.

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