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Union, FAA at Odds over KCI Safety Incident
An understaffed air traffic control operation at the airport contributed to a recent safety incident involving two small aircraft, according to the union representing the controllers.
Feds Want to Slap $10,000 Fine on Aviation Deptartment
TSA is recommending a $10,000 fine against Chicago's Aviation Department for handcuffing and detaining three TSA employees conducting an undercover inspection at O'Hare Airport.
Swissport Awarded Ground Handling License in South Africa
The new license will enable Swissport to offer its services to other international and domestic airlines in addition to prime customer South African Airways.
Dubai Airport Manages Record 18.4 Million Passengers in the First Half of 2008
The Dubai International Airport has handled an average of three million passengers per month throughout the first half of 2008, registering a growth of 13.80 percent over last year.
TSA Pilots Millimeter Wave Technology at Miami International Airport
Millimeter wave detects weapons, explosives and other threat items concealed under layers of clothing without any physical contact.
Midwest Slashes Flights
The carrier released its fall schedule with service cuts, particularly to leisure destinations, that are the steepest in its 24-year history.

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