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Our hearts go out to all those affected by this traumatic event. Turbulence can be an unpredictable and unsettling experience for passengers and crew alike. Incidents like this are a stark reminder of the importance of continued advancements in flight safety, crew training, and passenger preparedness. To the injured passengers and crew members, we wish you a full and speedy recovery. #AviationSafety #TurbulenceIncident #CrewTraining https://lnkd.in/emgrsCTP
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Spirit Airlines Plans to Furlough 330 Pilots and Downgrade Captains Amid Cost-Cutting Measures - Spirit Airlines is set to furlough approximately 330 pilots on January 31, 2025, as part of an ongoing cost-cutting strategy aimed at shoring up its finances amid a challenging aviation market. This latest round of furloughs follows an initial cut in September 2024, which saw 186 pilots furloughed. Additionally, Spirit plans to downgrade 120 captains to first officers in January, aligning staffing levels with operational needs as the airline focuses on financial stabilization. - https://lnkd.in/dnTDxQF6
BREAKING The Wall Street Journal reports that Spirit Airlines is considering filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Meanwhile, reports to ACN suggest that Spirit Airlines informed its pilots’ union, the Master Executive Council (MEC), of a planned reduction in flight capacity for October and beyond. The move has raised alarms within the MEC, which is concerned the cuts could lead to further furloughs, downgrades, and displacements among pilots. #aviation 2024-10-04 -
Spirit Airlines Plans to Furlough 330 Pilots and Downgrade Captains Amid Cost-Cutting Measures - Spirit Airlines is set to furlough approximately 330 pilots on January 31, 2025, as part of an ongoing cost-cutting strategy aimed at shoring up its finances amid a challenging aviation market. This latest round of furloughs follows an initial cut in September 2024, which saw 186 pilots furloughed. Additionally, Spirit plans to downgrade 120 captains... - https://lnkd.in/dnTDxQF6
Maximum results? There were two Pilots there!!! #SafetyStartsWith2 #RCO #flightsafety #safety #aviation #pilots #airlines #regulation #Pilots
The heroic actions taken by the US Airways Flight 1549 crew 15 years ago today continue to serve as a powerful reminder that having at least two fully qualified, highly trained, and well-rested pilots on the flight deck is an airliner’s most important safety feature. On January 15, 2009, Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger and F/O Jeffrey Skiles, working together under extraordinary circumstances, saved the lives of the 155 passengers and crew as the world watched. It required the combination of every bit of expertise and experience that both Capt. Sullenberger and F/O Skiles earned in their years as airline pilots to perform the controlled emergency landing into the Hudson as safely as they did. To be crystal clear: The presence of two pilots on the flight deck saved lives that cold January morning in 2009. There is no automated or remotely operated replacement for the collaboration, communication, and airplane feel made possible by having at least two pilots on the flight deck. Despite the Flight 1549 experience—and all that was learned from the investigations into it—efforts are underway by some in the industry to reduce the number of pilots on the flight deck. Pilots around the world are fighting back, and we will collectively continue to underscore the importance of having at least two pilots on the flight deck, working together, just as Capt. Sullenberger and F/O Skiles did 15 years ago, to ensure the safety and security of passengers and cargo every day and night.
The heroic actions taken by the US Airways Flight 1549 crew 15 years ago today continue to serve as a powerful reminder that having at least two fully qualified, highly trained, and well-rested pilots on the flight deck is an airliner’s most important safety feature. On January 15, 2009, Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger and F/O Jeffrey Skiles, working together under extraordinary circumstances, saved the lives of the 155 passengers and crew as the world watched. It required the combination of every bit of expertise and experience that both Capt. Sullenberger and F/O Skiles earned in their years as airline pilots to perform the controlled emergency landing into the Hudson as safely as they did. To be crystal clear: The presence of two pilots on the flight deck saved lives that cold January morning in 2009. There is no automated or remotely operated replacement for the collaboration, communication, and airplane feel made possible by having at least two pilots on the flight deck. Despite the Flight 1549 experience—and all that was learned from the investigations into it—efforts are underway by some in the industry to reduce the number of pilots on the flight deck. Pilots around the world are fighting back, and we will collectively continue to underscore the importance of having at least two pilots on the flight deck, working together, just as Capt. Sullenberger and F/O Skiles did 15 years ago, to ensure the safety and security of passengers and cargo every day and night.
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"SNL" aired a satire on Alaska Airlines following the Flight 1282 incident, poking fun at the airline's response to the Boeing 737 Max 9 door plug blowout. The parody included gags like hiring Captain Sully, alterations to safety protocols, and references to the recent off-duty pilot incident. The sketch ended with a tagline poking fun at ultra-low-cost airlines. The incident highlights the importance of safety and regulatory compliance in the aviation industry. #SNL #AlaskaAirlines #AviationSafety #AirlineHumor #RegulatoryCompliance
Because of what happened to jetBlue and Spirit Airlines, I now feel more determined that John Air would never go down this road that jetBlue placed themselves in. Overall, this is a new problem looming over for more competition to avoid anti-trust situations for the American Aviation Market. I now begin to question the Biden Administration for their lack of knowledge of the American Aviation Market. Overall, can this make Spirit Airlines bankrupt? I'd say so. jetBlue would have a bigger chance because due to low domestic market demand within the United States. https://lnkd.in/exzZ78pQ
