
“Regional airlines operate half the nation’s scheduled flights, but now, several of those carriers are being closed or are in bankruptcy court protection. As a result, many smaller communities may lose some or all of their air service. Regional airlines also worry that a new rule being devised by the FAA that would require co-pilots to have the same 1,500 hours in the air as captains could result in fewer pilots to fly regional routes, that they’ll go to better-paying jobs at big airlines, or even to piloting cargo or business jets. Many smaller cities could be left with fewer flights or no flights at all.”
Related posts:
Valuations of Hong Kong's stock market operator go interstellar
New Orleans replaces all public schools with charter schools
Overstock CEO: Why we're accepting bitcoins
Colleges In U.S. Offer Highest-Ever Discount to Entice Students
Dad Can’t Buy Daughter Shoes as Argentine Currency Falls
Uruguay takes 'war on drugs' in new direction: The state as dealer
Wall Street Journal accused of concealing writers' Mitt Romney links
Japan sends talking ‘companion’ robot to the International Space Station
US announces $23 million bounty for African group leaders
Italy Denies Risk to Public Finances From Debt Derivative Deals
How many bites do YOU take per day? New device helps you keep track
SEC Head Nominee Mary Jo White’s Latest Conflict of Interest
Andrea Castillo Discusses Bitcoin on News Channel 8
Right-wing bloggers denied entry to UK for rally with anti-Muslim group
IMF says Chinese yuan on path to inclusion in SDR basket