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untilSector: LMMM.LMMM.ACC.WSTBooking for LMMM.LMMM.ACC.WST created on the POSCON HQ.
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untilSector: LMMM.LMMM.ACC.WSTBooking for LMMM.LMMM.ACC.WST created on the POSCON HQ.
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untilSector: LMMM.LMMM.LMMM.WSTBooking for LMMM.LMMM.LMMM.WST created on the POSCON HQ.
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Good afternoon everyone, Hoping this message finds you well. I knew about poscon long time ago, however, I can't see any changes or improvements in regards to make the network big. Don't make me wrong, I'm not complaining about it, but I really want to know if there are departments or people working to grow this network, as I saw the last weekend in a Sunday only 5 pilots flying and 1 atc controlling. Thanks in advance for the time taken to read this post. Best regards
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Virgin Australia enters trading halt amid financing talks
Virgin Australia has requested a halt in the trading of its shares while it discusses financing and restructuring options.The airline, which has requested a A$1.4 billion ($900 million) bailout from the federal government, said today it plans to come out of the trading halt on the morning of 16 April or when it issues a statement, whichever comes first.
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Boeing will resume some Washington state work as soon as 13 April
Boeing will restart some of its Washington state operations, including defence work, as soon as 13 April, signaling a partial end to a shutdown that took effect on 25 March.
The Chicago-based airframer is not yet resuming commercial aircraft production, it confirms.
“The resumption of operations will focus on our defence programs,” Boeing says on 10 April.
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FedEx MD-11F loses nose-wheel on take-off
Investigators are probing the loss of a nose-wheel from a FedEx Boeing MD-11F, apparently during departure from San Antonio.
The aircraft (N619FE) had been operating the FX464 service to Memphis on 7 April.It landed on runway 18C at about 08:50 but the US FAA, in a preliminary notification, states that the aircraft “lost right nose-gear on departure”.
The notification adds that the trijet sustained “substantial” damage, although it does not clarify whether this extended beyond that to the nose-wheel assembly.None of the three crew members, the only occupants, was injured.
Cirium fleets data lists N619FE as a 1996 airframe, powered by General Electric CF6 engines, which was originally delivered as a new freighter to FedEx.While investigators are yet to detail the circumstances of the FedEx incident, inquiries into the loss of a nose-wheel from a Lufthansa Cargo MD-11F at Buenos Aires in November 2016 found a fixing pin had been omitted during maintenance.https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/fedex-md-11f-loses-nose-wheel-on-take-off/137829.article
