Sentences with phrase «airline safety»

Here's how to keep your dog safe before and during a flight and how to help improve airline safety for all pets.

This raises questions over how the widespread use of these engines might impact airline safety going forward.

If you're planning to fly, be sure to research airline safety recommendations for flying with a young child, and requirements for travelling with strollers, child seats, bags, etc..

Today, we take airline safety for granted and make our choices based on service, connections, and so on.

His deregulation economic agenda will affect every other aspect of Canadian life: self - regulation in food safety; self - regulation in airline safety; «harmonising» regulation with the deregulated U.S. on pesticide residues on fruits and vegetables; abandoning separate Canadian testing of new drugs and much more.

Giving parents epidemiological data is like giving someone who is petrified of flying the statistics on airline safety; it doesn't penetrate and it feels too general.

U.S. Senator Charles Schumer, one of Washington's most powerful Democrats, says he is convinced people are alive today because of airline safety improvements.

Airline safety demonstrations aren't the most exciting thing in the world.

Markets are now so complex and move so fast that humans can not participate without assistance from supercomputers — programmed, incidentally, to quality standards so low they would shock engineers responsible for things such as airline safety.

Scott McCartney, Travel Editor for The Wall Street Journal, discusses airline safety and hidden carry - on fees for economy fares.

After pledging his support for the continued push to implement new airline safety regulations in the wake of the crash, Reed introduced Western New York's newest Congressman Chris Collins.

«The primary concern for most business travelers regarding the theft of electronic devices isn't the value of the device itself, it's the value / sensitivity of the data stored on the device,» said Max Leitschuh, iJET International Airline Safety Analyst.

Jim Hall, former National Transportation Safety Board chairman, provides insight to airline safety inspections.

No, we don't recommend using these travel boosters for airline safety purposes as they are not FAA approved.

«This new system will be a useful tool in the recruitment of qualified pilots and is the latest airline safety measure made possible thanks to the tireless efforts of the families whose lives have been forever changed by the crash of Flight 3407,» said Rep. Brian Higgins, a Democrat from Buffalo.

Fortunately, Congressional failure to agree on a bill keeping the FAA operating doesn't affect airline safety.

US Airways Capt. Sullenberger testifies on Flight 1549's harrowing water landing as Congress mulls airline safety issues

Works closely with the Federal Aviation Administration related to the issuance of U.S. Air Carrier Operating Certificates and airline safety oversight; and

Government expenditures for education or airline safety seem a lot more productive than expenditures by private citizens to own, lease, or operate giant SUVs; or to give annual compensations of tens of millions of dollars (and sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars) to well entrenched Chief Executive Officers of underperforming companies.

Pet airline safety is at the top of every owner's mind after the tragic death of a pet French bulldog on a United flight last week.

The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), the UN body which governs global airline safety, bans airlines from flying in skies which have a certain level of volcanic ash.

It's all part of a special edition of the Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio Show dealing exclusively with airline safety.

This an important segment about airline safety.

The ECJ was prepared to accept that the aims behind the compulsory retirement age — to promote airline safety — fell within the ambit of Arts 2 (5) and 4 (1).

AirlineRatings gives them 4 (out of 7) stars for airline safety, mainly for not having completed the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) and the Philippines as a country not meeting all ICAO parameters.

There's all of this and more on this week's special broadcast of the Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio Show on airline safety.

On this date we not only honor the victims, but we reflect on the accomplishments of the families and supporters who pushed for improved airline safety to better protect any one of us who boards an airplane.

Scott McCartney, Travel Editor for The Wall Street Journal, discusses airline safety, the amount of time it takes to deplane, and hidden carry - on fees for economy fares.

This idea is more applicable to some fields of endeavor than to others — it's easier to talk about improved performance in sports or manufacturing, where people's performance is quantifiable, than in writing or the fine arts — but the notion of continuous improvement has wide relevance, leading to dramatic advances in fields as disparate as airline safety and small - unit performance in the military.

He's done the same to airline safety.

Family members are vowing to return to Washington, for as long as it takes, to protect the airline safety improvements that they have fought for.

2010: Won passage of the Airline Safety and Pilot Training Improvement Act in the wake of the Colgan Air Flight # 3407 disaster in the Buffalo area.

After a diligent effort by the families of the victims, changes were included in the Airline Safety and Federal Aviation Administration Extension Act of 2010.

He realized he had to, as they say in the airline safety demonstration, put his oxygen mask on first before helping anyone else, specifically his wife and family.

From there, you can get all the facts & figures, what the airline safety and quality ratings are, where they fly and what kind of planes they use!

As is repeated on every airline safety video: Secure your own oxygen mask before assisting others.

A department of the federal executive branch responsible for the national highways and for railroad and airline safety.

«Thirty years ago, numerous industries were not covered under any whistleblower laws, such as food safety, airline safety, and securities frauds,» Kohn says.