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Air Show Marks End Of Order Boom
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Business Jet Makers See Drop In Demand In The U.S.
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Airshow Gives Hope To Aviation Industry
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The Trouble That Starts When Low-Carbon Goals Clash With Low Airfares
(The Economist)
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Port Authority Criticizes FAA
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Formal Calls For Probe Into Reporter's Name On No-Fly List
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Holiday Travel Will Get Costlier
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Bangladesh's Best Air To Start Dhaka-Colombo Route
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Airline Job Cuts As Industry Grapples With Fuel Costs
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Qantas Cuts 4 Pct Of Workforce, Prunes Growth Plan
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Australia's Qantas To Cut 1,500 Jobs: CEO
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'Second-Best' Farnborough Brings Airbus $40 Billion-Plus In Business
(Air Transport World)
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British Airways Searching For Energy Alternatives
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Farnborough Air Show: Q400 Freighter Conversion Program Launched
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Washington Aviation
Association Anti-Drug & Alcohol Consortium
The WAA operates a low-cost non-profit Anti-Drug & Alcohol Consortium.
Through video tapes the WAA provides the annual training for supervisors and initial training for employees. The program performs the required random drug/alcohol drawing for testing; allowing small companies to share the benefits of belonging to a larger consortium.
Details
How Does it Work?
The WAA provides training material and guidance to the company supervisors to maintain FAA and safety sensitive compliance with Drug and Alcohol usage protocol.
Employees are randomly drawn from the all the consortium members.
If you are interested in having your company join this program please click here for information. |
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