The U.S. Department of Transportation has fined a pair of foreign airlines $825,000 for operating flights in prohibited airspace while using other carriers' designator codes, the department announced Thursday.

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US regulators have fined Africa’s largest airline, Ethiopian, for operating in restricted airspaces while using US carrier designator codes.
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US regulators fine Ethiopian Airlines for airspace violations

Because they flew over two territories prohibited by the United States and because of code-sharing agreements with two American companies (United Airlines and JetBlue), Ethiopian Airlines and Etihad were fined two times by the DOT, the American Department of Transportation. The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) fined Ethiopian Airlines $425,000 for operating flights with the United Airlines designation code and $400,000 on Etihad Airways f…

Parce qu’ils ont survolé deux territoires interdits par les Etats-Unis et en raison d’accords de partage de codes avec deux compagnies américaines (United Airlines et JetBlue), Ethiopian Airlines et Etihad se sont vues infliger deux amendes par le DOT, le ministère des Transports américain. Le ministère américain des Transports (DOT) a infligé une amende de 425 000 dollars à Ethiopian Airlines pour avoir exploité des vols portant le code de dési…

Ethiopian Airlines et Etihad sanctionnées pour des vols en partage de code avec des compagnies américaines

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Ethiopian Airlines and Etihad sanctioned for codeshare flights with American airlines

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has levied significant financial penalties against Ethiopian Airlines and Etihad Airways for operating flights in violation of Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) restrictions. Ethiopian Airlines was fined $425,000 for using United Airlines’ designator code, while Etihad Airways received a $400,000 fine for utilizing JetBlue Airways’ code in prohibited regions. The violations were discovered during a…

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U.S. DOT Fines Ethiopian Airlines and Etihad Airways for Unauthorized Flights

Etihad Airways and Ethiopian Airlines have been slapped with $825,000 in fines by the US Department of Transportation after they flew through prohibited airspace on multiple occasions, even after they had been told to stop. Foreign carriers are, of course, normally only have to follow the rules set by their respective national aviation regulators and are free to choose whatever routing they feel is most appropriate. An Ethiopian Airlines Airbus …

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Two Foreign Airlines Have Been Slapped With $825,000 in Fines By The DOT For Flying Through Prohibited Airspace

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U.S. fines foreign airlines $825K for designator code violations, flying in prohibited air space

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