HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Guam-based cargo airline has been ordered to pay more than $2 million to a pilot that it fired in 2022 after he raised safety concerns.

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U.S.-based National Airlines expanded its wide-body fleet with the recent acquisition of two new A330-200 passenger aircraft.

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U.S.-based National Airlines is expanding its wide-body fleet with the recent acquisition of two new A330-200 passenger aircraft. The airline took delivery of ...

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Asia Pacific Airlines said it strongly disagrees with yesterday’s U.S. Department of Labor ruling ordering the Guam-based cargo carrier to pay $2 million in wages, damages, and attorney’s fees to ...

U.S.-based National Airlines announces the expansion of its wide-body fleet with the recent acquisition of two new A330-200 ...