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general/international sites:
AirCrewBuzz.com
AirCrewHealth.com
www.AirlineCareer.com
www.AirlineCrew.net
www.AirlinePilotCentral.com
www.AirlinePilotForums.com
www.AirlineStaff.com
www.CabinCrew.com
www.CabinCrewDirect.com
www.CabinCrewBlog.com
www.CrewConnected.com
www.CrewStart.com
www.FlightAttendantCareerGuide.com
HPoole.Wordpress.com
www.InflightInstitute.com
Australia:
FAAA (Flight Attendants Association of Australia): www.FAAA.net, www.FAADomestic.org.au
US/Canada:
AFA-CWA (Assocation of Flight Attendants): www.AFANet.org
AFA UAL: www.UnitedAFA.org
AFA US Airways MEC: www.AFAUSAirways.org
AFPA: www.AFPA.org
ALPA (Air Line Pilots Association): www.ALPA.org
APA (Allied Pilots Association/American Airlines): www.AlliedPilots.org
BFAOA (Black Flight Attendants of America): www.BFAOA.com
Northwest Airlines AFA: www.NWAAFA.org
OBAP (Organization of Black Airline Pilots): www.OBAP.org

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Earth Day in the Air

We all consider ourselves to be somewhat ecologically savvy, but what happensin the air? This Earth Day, April 22, 2011, I plan to do my share and honor MotherEarth.................…Continue

Tags: Day, Earth

Started by Cheryl Ann Murphy Mar 25, 2011.

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Comment by James Morris on November 30, 2011 at 7:03pm: Canada's top seasonal fine dining restaurant, Rundles, will celebrate its 35th year in 2012.

Rundles reopens on Friday, May 25th, and closes after services on Saturday, September 29th, 2012.

www.rundlesrestaurant.com

dine@rundlesrestaurant.com

Stratford, Ontario, Canada.

Comment by David Paul Appell on August 10, 2010 at 11:50am: Quite a story about Monday's JetBlue incident at JFK. Part of Steven Slater's training was or should have been keeping cool, calm, and professional even under tough circumstances such as a crash or other emergency -- and a difficult passenger -- not matter how much of a schmuck -- ain't nearly as tough a circumstance as a crash. But having said that, I am often horrified by the boorish and even abusive behavoir I witness on flights these days -- much of it directed at flight attendants -- and if I had been on that flight I probably would've applauded the guy.

What do you think?