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Duct-Taped American Airlines Passenger Faces Record Fine

The incident took place three years ago, with the passenger receiving a fine of over $80,000.

Part 135 is the Air Carrier & Operator Certificate given by the FAA.

Due to earlier restrictions, the carrier was forced to pause two new international routes.

This is the second incident in six weeks.

The US has a severe air traffic control shortage that airlines say needs to be solved urgently.

The impact will likely be felt nationwide thanks to the airports’ extensive route networks.

Can the 90-second evacuation rule still apply to packed airplanes today? The US Congress wants the standards reevaluated.

Defense flights repatriated stranded tourists to Australia and New Zealand last night, with more expected in the coming days.

The regulatory body has big planQs for this summer.

These carriers could be forced to shift tactics.