Tag: aviation

Canadian Airline Buys First SAF in Canada from Shell Aviation

Canadian Airline Buys First SAF in Canada from Shell Aviation This article was first published on Rigzone here Canadian airline WestJet Group has purchased the first sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supplied in Canada by Shell Aviation. “We are delighted to supply WestJet with SAF, as we continue to support our customers on their decarbonization journeys, […]

Pierpont uses aviation career day to put self on map

Apr. 12—BRIDGEPORT — According to an annual report Boeing released, the company expects a shortage of 160,000 aviation technicians over the next 20 years. However, challenges in one area can also mean opportunity from a different perspective, according to West Virginia educators. “In the next 20 years, people like myself will be retiring,” Brad Gilbert, […]

Pierpont aviation career fair set for April 11 in Harrison County

Apr. 5—FAIRMONT — No matter the age of the pilot or the scale of the machine, flying is flying. A budding group of pilots and aviation engineers from middle schools and high schools across West Virginia and Ohio gave loft to that notion a couple years back during a drone aircraft competition in Fairmont. They […]

Labour negotiations, arbitration to resume in German aviation sector

After a series of disruptive labour strikes in Germany’s aviation industry, key wage negotiations were to resume on Thursday involving the trade unions for tens of thousands of workers. German airline Lufthansa is to return to talks with the trade union for flight attendants, UFO, over their demands for 15% wage hikes and bonuses for […]

WMU aviation fraternity hosting fly-in open house in Battle Creek Saturday

BATTLE CREEK — Aviation enthusiasts will have a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with a variety of aircraft this weekend in Battle Creek. Alpha Eta Rho Theta, the professional aviation fraternity at Western Michigan University’s College of Aviation, will host its annual “fly-in” open house from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday […]

Boeing’s Problems and the Federal Aviation Administration, Explained

Multiple accidents involving Boeing’s 737 Max 9 planes have kept the corporation in the news and under Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) investigation. But questions remain around whether the FAA has done all it should to help fix Boeing’s problems. Boeing’s ongoing problems. On January 6, the FAA grounded approximately 171 Boeing 737 Max 9 planes […]