TEAMSTERS AIRLINE DIVISION HOSTS CRASH INVESTIGATION TRAINING
Pilots, flight attendants and mechanics hosted the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Crash Investigation and Bloodborne Pathogen Training on November 1 and 2 in Louisville, Ky. The training, provided by the Teamsters Airline Division, was led by aviation safety experts John Goglia and Greg Feith. ![]()
“Although this training is an essential part of the division safety program, we hope that we never have to use it,” said Joe Ferreira, Teamsters Airline Division Director. “Thank you to these dedicated individuals for attending, as well as Tim Boyle, Teamsters Local 2727 President, and the Local 2727 Executive Board for their hospitality.”![]()
Richard Lindsay from the Teamsters Training and Grants Department provided bloodborne pathogen training. Pilot Safety Representatives Russ Leighton and Patrick Holyfield, Airline Division Safety Coordinator and International Representative Chris Moore, and International Representative Michael O’Brien were in attendance to provide their expertise. ![]()
The volunteers who attended the training are the next generation of Teamster safety representatives that will assist the NTSB as subject matter experts if a Teamster-represented carrier should suffer an accident. Having union safety representatives as part of the investigation is imperative. Rank-and-file Teamsters are the operators, maintainers and managers of these aircraft. Aviation Teamsters provide firsthand experience and operational knowledge that the NTSB doesn’t have.
Go Team training at IBT local 2727 in Louisville KY. John Goglia and Greg Feith presenting in the second photo
Aircraft heat exchangers transfer heat & energy from one medium to another for heating as well as cooling purposes. Commercial aircrafts use heat exchanger to take heat from engine’s oil system to heat cold fuel. Moreover, heat exchangers are engineered for high performance & efficient cooling to be used for cooling hydraulics, auxiliary power unit, and gearbox, among other components of the aircraft. In addition, aircraft heat exchangers are used in cabin cooling applications.
The Dirty Dozen of Aviation Safety, Part 1
Part One: Exploring Aviation's Human Factors 'Dirty Dozen'
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Covering the first six precursors of errors.Steelers’ plane from Las Vegas forced to make emergency landing in Kansas City
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The Steelers’ plane from Las Vegas made an emergency landing in Kansas City, according to a player. UAL 328 NTSB Final Report. Contrats to Mitch Hunt, Teamsters Airline Division Party Coordinator. Great work form you and the team. ![]()
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United Airlines Flight 328 - Wikipedia
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Teamsters Ratify Contract at Allegiant Air
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(LAS VEGAS) – Technicians at Allegiant Air have overwhelmingly voted to ratify a two-year contract extension with the Teamsters. The total economic improvemen www.faasafety.gov/SPANS/event_details.aspx?eid=123221![]()
FAAST Annual Inspection and MX/Pilot communications.
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FAASTeam Program Manger Alan McKinney will discus annual inspection requirements along with pilot and mechanic communication / relationship and responsibilities. The House amendments to the FAA reauthorization bill can be found here![]()
H.R. 3935 - Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in American Aviation Act
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Bill Text Rules Committee Print 118-11 PDFShowing the text of H.R. 3935, as ordered reported by the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, with modifications, H.R. 3559, as ordered reported b... FAA FAAST webinar.![]()
"Pro Tips for Maintenance - The Importance of Oil"
Topic: Oil and Oil Filter Analysis as Part of Routine Maintenance
On Wednesday, July 19, 2023 at 19:00 Central Daylight Time (17:00 PDT; 18:00 MDT; 20:00 EDT; 14:00 HST; 16:00 AKDT; 17:00 Arizona; Thursday, July 20, 2023 00:00 GMT)![]()
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Oil and Oil Filter Analysis is an important part of routine maintenance; nonetheless, it is a misunderstood tool. In this presentation we will discuss how and why oil and filter analysis is done and look at scenarios where oil and / or oil filter analysis have minimized costly engine repair and saved lives.![]()
Inspection Authorization renewal credit is available for this presentation.![]()
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The world wide shortage of A&Ps continues. ![]()
MROs Adopt Collaborative Approach To Skills Gaps | Aviation Week Network
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MROs are collaborating with education institutes to nurture a skilled workforce and meet the industry's needs. HAPPENING NOW Unions demand Delta agree to freedom of association agreement at Delta Shareholder meeting
6/12/1994: First Flight of the Boeing 777
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DALLAS - Today in Aviation, the Boeing 777 performed its first flight in 1994 under the command of chief test pilot John E. Cashman. This was the start of an 11-month flight test program, which was lo...