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KLM Airlines: New Non-stop Amsterdam to Las Vegas

June 1, 2019

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will roll the dice on service between Las Vegas and Amsterdam, with flights on Thursdays and Sundays beginning June 6, 2019. A third weekly flight on this route will launch on Tuesdays starting July 2, 2019. Las Vegas will become KLM’s 18th North Atlantic destination to be served directly. Including Las Vegas as KLM’s latest destination will offer our customers even more flight connections to and from the west coast. … More KLM Airlines: New Non-stop Amsterdam to Las Vegas

LEVEL Airlines: New Non-stop Paris to Las Vegas

May 29, 2019

LEVEL, owned by the International Airline Group, says in a statement it will offer two weekly flights from Las Vegas (McCarran) to Paris (Orly) Airport beginning Oct. 30. The service would fly on Wednesdays and Sundays, according to LEVEL. Planes leaving Las Vegas would depart at 7 p.m. and arrive at 2:45 p.m. Flights leave Paris at 2:15 p.m. and return to Las Vegas at 5 p.m. Lead-in fares start at $99 for one-way tickets, with premium economy seats available. … More LEVEL Airlines: New Non-stop Paris to Las Vegas

Flying Metal Death Trap: 737 MAX

May 27, 2019

Veteran 737 Pilot Chris Brady is in the 737 simulator where the plane continues to nosedive plummeting to the earth as the automated “Rogue” MCAS keeps reactivating every 5 seconds causing the plane to spiral down out of control again and again. American Airlines pilot Dennis Tajer refers to it as “Flying with a Blindfold in a Dark Forest. It is powerful, relentless, like a monster in a cage” An airplane with a criminally negligent known “Design Flaw” which has created one of aviation’s greatest scandals. … More Flying Metal Death Trap: 737 MAX

5G Health Disaster on the Horizon

May 27, 2019

Dr. Sharon Goldberg: She testified at Michigan’s 5G Small Cell Tower Legislation Hearing October 4, 2018. She explains why 5G should not be rolled out, and the association between exposure to microwave RF radiation and blood sugar, diabetes, congestive heart failure, and cancer. Dr. Goldberg is a board-certified internal medicine physician with several decades experience, a teacher at a large number of medical schools, and a researcher, with an interest in and has extensive knowledge of EMF exposures. … More 5G Health Disaster on the Horizon

Outsourced Maintenance: “Profits over Safety”

May 13, 2019

The airlines are shipping this maintenance work offshore for the reason you’d expect: to cut labor costs. Mechanics in El Salvador, Mexico, China, and elsewhere earn a fraction of what mechanics in the U.S. do. In part because of this offshoring, the number of maintenance jobs at U.S. carriers has plummeted, from 72,000 in the year 2000 to fewer than 50,000 today. … More Outsourced Maintenance: “Profits over Safety”

Aerotoxic Syndrome: Catecholamine Mediated Myocarditis

November 25, 2017

Catecholamine Mediated Myocarditis is by far the most serious and fatal of all the medical conditions incurred from Aerotoxic Syndrome: related Fume Events. Many in the initial stages of the organophosphate poisoning exposures will not see this symptom materialize until severe and excessive accumulative Fume Events have occurred. However, once the patient is in this stage, the condition is often chronic, it does not go away and becomes the main cause that ends the life for countless disabled and injured Aerotoxic Syndrome victims around the world. The Aerotoxic Syndrome diagnosis is still only accepted in parts of Europe. The blanket accepted USA diagnosis is called Organophosphate Poisoning of the Brain, Lung, Heart, Skin, and Eyes. … More Aerotoxic Syndrome: Catecholamine Mediated Myocarditis