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The day after lieutenant colonel alexander vindman was escorted out of the white house, the president decided to attack him as, quote, very insubordinate. an attorney for vindman called the presidents attack false and added, quote, while the most powerful man in the world continues his campaign of intimidation, while too many entrusted with political office continue to remain silent, lieutenant colonel vindman continues his service to our country as a decorated, active duty member of our militar...

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What are you hearing? >> they announced that everyone has passed their screening after 14 days. the vast majority of the 195 evacuees here, mostly state department employees, are headed home right now. a few of them, they said, failed to complete the flight reservations and are staying on base until they do. two weeks ago the u.s. was under pressure to bring people home from china and they had nowhere to put them. they decided to put them here at the march air force base. the cdc has been testin...

In the medical profession and follow her passion, but she initially had her doubts. i thought that this male—dominated industry was too hard on females. and most significantly, i am short, so i did not know if i could fly a plane or even step on the rudders or the brakes. the asia—pacific region has seen a boom in air travel and first—time flyers, but the small pool of qualified commercial pilots is not meeting demand. in fact, boeing said globally airlines will need more than 800,000 new ...

Are at flying through a rainstorm in manila. major airline manufacturers require 200 hours of flight time, but some airlines want to change the rules. 0ne aviation instructor says the industry is moving towards a different type of licence that only demands 70 hours of flight training to become a co—pilot. the technology now is really driving up. we are now going to a level where flying is digital. but, as the boeing 737 max fatal crashes demonstrated, pilots only have a split second to make a ...

Many in china were due to return to work today after the lunar new year holiday, but much of the country remains closed to contain the virus‘ spread. the economic cost has mounted as shutdowns in the country continue to disrupt global supply chains. 0ur economics editor faisal islam reports. it should be back to work in china, after celebrating chinese new year, tens of millions of workers were expecting to have returned to the cities and factories, one of the fundamental drivers of the world ...

Fatal crashes demonstrated, pilots only have a split second to make a life or death decision. some a nalysts say life or death decision. some analysts say red flags were raised about training. being a pilot, 99.99% of the time, its very routine, very boring and very stable, but you have this .001% of the time when you earn your money, and they have to be ready. until the hiring gut shrinks, pilots will face growing pressure to meet the industrys demands —— hiring gut. a quick look at those m...

After celebrating chinese new year, tens of millions of workers were expecting to have returned to the cities and to the factories, one of the fundamental drivers of the world economy. but the commute is so far is quieter than usual and in the offices that are reopening, its anything but normal. translation: our company has adopted special measures, including sanitising every day. the building is in isolation. we are required to wear masks the whole day while at work. in the shops, food prices h...

On businesses worldwide. today british airways announced its cancelled all of its flights to mainland china until march. and nissan became the second car—maker outside of china to suspend production "due to supply shortages of parts from china, nissan kyushu in japan will carry out temporary production adjustments". inside china, many factories remain shut, as the country works to contain the virus. and thats having a massive impact on global supply chains. our economics editor faisal islam re...

Particularly in south asia and india. but the problem is there are not enough commercial pilots, so how will airlines meet demand without compromising safety? this cadet is kicking her new career into gear as this cadet is kicking her new career into gearasa this cadet is kicking her new career into gear as a commercial pilot. the 23—year—old decided to abandon a career in the medical profession and follow her passion, but she initially had her doubts. follow her passion, but she initially h...