United Airlines Announces New Summer Flights Between Chicago and Rome

Nonstop Boeing 777 service will start in May 2015

/PRNewswire/ -- United Airlines will launch new nonstop flights between its Chicago hub at O'Hare International Airport and Rome on May 16, 2015, subject to government approval. The summer-season service will operate five-times-weekly through June 3, daily from June 4 to Aug. 17, and six-times-weekly from Aug. 18 through Sept. 23, 2015.
Flight 970 will depart Chicago at 6:00 p.m., arriving at Rome's Leonardo da Vinci -Fiumicino Airport at 10:30 a.m. the following day (all times local). On the return, flight 971 will depart Rome at 12:45 p.m., arriving in Chicago at 4:20 p.m. the same day. Schedules may vary slightly on some days. Flight times will be nine hours 30 minutes eastbound and 10 hours 35 minutes westbound.
United will operate the flights using Boeing 777 aircraft with a total of 269 seats – eight flat-bed seats in United Global First, 40 flat-bed seats in United BusinessFirst and 221 seats in United Economy, including 104 Economy Plus extra-legroom seats.
More Travel Options
"United operates more nonstop trans-Atlantic service from Chicago O'Hare than any other airline, and these new flights to Rome are a great addition to our route network," said Brian Znotins, United's vice president of network. "The flights have been conveniently timed to connect at our O'Hare hub to destinations throughout the Americas, and will offer United customers additional convenient options for travel to Italy this summer."
United in Italy
United recently announced it will also operate new seasonal service between its New York hub at Newark Liberty Airport and Venice from June 4 to Sept. 23, 2015. The new Rome and Venice flights will complement the airline's existing service to Milan from its New York/Newark hub, and seasonal service to Rome from both the New York/Newark and Washington Dulles hubs.
United has served Italy since 1997.
More Seasonal Trans-Atlantic Service in 2015
In addition to the new flights to Italy, United will operate previously announced new summer-season service between New York/Newark and Newcastle, England, and between Chicago and Dublin in 2015. The airline will also add a second-daily flight between Washington Dulles and Paris this summer.
About United
United Airlines and United Express operate an average of 5,100 flights a day to 374 airports across six continents. In 2013, United and United Express operated nearly two million flights carrying 139 million customers. With U.S. mainland hubs in Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, New York/Newark, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., United operates more than 700 mainline aircraft. This year, the airline is taking delivery of 35 new Boeing aircraft, including the 787-9 as the North American launch customer, and is welcoming 32 new Embraer 175 aircraft to United Express. The airline is a founding member of Star Alliance, which provides service to 192 countries via 27 member airlines. More than 85,000 United employees reside in every U.S. state and in countries around the world. For more information, visit united.com, follow @United on Twitter or connect on Facebook. The common stock of United's parent, United Continental Holdings, Inc., is traded on the NYSE under the symbol UAL.

Boeing, Emirates Airline Partner with Non-Profit Organization to Ferry Protective Winter Gear for the Underprivileged in Iraq

Global de Ciudadanía Corporativa de Boeing organizó 10 vuelos de socorro en 2014

Boeing (NYSE: BA) se asoció con Emirates Airline y la estadounidense sin fines de lucro Otro Fundación Alegría para transportar un cargamento de cobijas críticamente necesarios y sacos de dormir a bordo recién entregado Boeing 777-300ER de la aerolínea (Extended Range).
This is the sixth time since 2009 that Boeing and Emirates have collaborated to transport humanitarian aid to countries to the underprivileged in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Somalia.
The shipment was picked up in Dubai by Iraqi Airways in coordination with the Iraqi Ministry of Transportation. The goods will then be distributed to underprivileged people in Iraq who are not equipped to face the bitterly cold weather conditions. 
"There is a dire need for winter gear such as blankets and sleeping bags in Iraq especially for the hundreds of thousands who have been displaced this year in the country," said Elizabeth Warman, director of Boeing Global Corporate Citizenship for the Northwest region. "Through these collaborative efforts with our customers and non-governmental agencies such as Another Joy Foundation, we hope to bring some measure of relief and hope to people in need around the world."
This is the third time this year that Boeing and Another Joy Foundation have carried supplies to Iraq. In March, a consignment comprising of boxes of toys were distributed to underprivileged children in Iraqi orphanages while quilts for the displaced were shipped in November.
"Our long standing relationship with Boeing has been further cemented by this wonderful initiative that helps enhance the lives of the less fortunate around the world," said Sir Tim Clark, president of Emirates. "We are glad to work with Boeing's Humanitarian Delivery Flight program and Another Joy Foundation, to utilize the maiden flight of one of our new Boeing 777-300ERs in bringing critical humanitarian cargo to aid those in need."
Headquartered in Las Vegas, Another Joy Foundation's mission is to deliver joy and hope to less fortunate children around the world through donations of new and used toys, clothes, shoes and new school supplies.
Since Boeing's Humanitarian Delivery Flight program began in 1992, the company has facilitated more than 163 humanitarian delivery flights, working in partnership with over 50 different airlines worldwide.

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Boeing Delivers Azerbaijan Airlines' First 787 Dreamliner

787 key to airline's fleet expansion plans, enhanced passenger experience

First airline in Commonwealth of Independent States to operate Dreamliner

/PRNewswire/ -- Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Azerbaijan Airlines today announced the delivery of the airline's first 787 Dreamliner. With this delivery, Azerbaijan Airlines becomes the first airline in the Commonwealth of Independent States to operate the 787.
The airplane will play a key role in the Baku-based airline's strategic plan to expand its long-haul fleet.
"We are delighted to receive this revolutionary airplane, which will help Azerbaijan Airlines increase its competitiveness both regionally and internationally," said Azerbaijan Airlines President Jahangir Askerov. "The airplane, with its unique onboard features, will provide an unrivaled passenger experience with an unmatched level of comfort."
The 787 is a family of technologically advanced, super-efficient airplanes with new passenger-pleasing features. In addition to bringing big-jet ranges to midsize airplanes, the 787 will provide Azerbaijan Airlines with unrivaled fuel efficiency and environmental performance, using 20 percent less fuel and with 20 percent fewer emissions than the airplanes it replaces.
"We are very excited that Azerbaijan Airlines has selected the 787 Dreamliner to lead its route expansion plans and help their business grow," said Marty Bentrott, vice president, Middle East, Russia and Central Asia Sales, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "We are very proud of our partnership with Azerbaijan Airlines and congratulate them on being the first 787 operator in this region. We look forward to continuing to expand our business relationship for many years to come."
Based at Heydar Aliyev International Airport in Baku, state-owned Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) is the national carrier of Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan Airlines currently flies a network of over 20 global destinations across the United States, China, Commonwealth of Independent States, the Middle East and Europe.
In addition to providing airlines with unprecedented fuel economy and low operating costs, the 787 features a host of new features that greatly enhance the passenger experience. Passengers aboard the 787 experience cabin environment improvements such as dynamic LED lighting, the largest windows, bigger overhead bins, a lower cabin altitude, a more humid environment, low interior noise, cleaner air and a smoother ride.
To date, 58 customers from around the world have ordered 1,055 787 Dreamliners.

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Boeing Delivers Azerbaijan Airlines' First 787 Dreamliner

787 key to airline's fleet expansion plans, enhanced passenger experience

First airline in Commonwealth of Independent States to operate Dreamliner

Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Azerbaijan Airlines today announced the delivery of the airline's first 787 Dreamliner. With this delivery, Azerbaijan Airlines becomes the first airline in the Commonwealth of Independent States to operate the 787.

The airplane will play a key role in the Baku-based airline's strategic plan to expand its long-haul fleet.

"We are delighted to receive this revolutionary airplane, which will help Azerbaijan Airlines increase its competitiveness both regionally and internationally," said Azerbaijan Airlines President Jahangir Askerov. "The airplane, with its unique onboard features, will provide an unrivaled passenger experience with an unmatched level of comfort."

The 787 is a family of technologically advanced, super-efficient airplanes with new passenger-pleasing features. In addition to bringing big-jet ranges to midsize airplanes, the 787 will provide Azerbaijan Airlines with unrivaled fuel efficiency and environmental performance, using 20 percent less fuel and with 20 percent fewer emissions than the airplanes it replaces.

"We are very excited that Azerbaijan Airlines has selected the 787 Dreamliner to lead its route expansion plans and help their business grow," said Marty Bentrott, vice president, Middle East, Russia and Central Asia Sales, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "We are very proud of our partnership with Azerbaijan Airlines and congratulate them on being the first 787 operator in this region. We look forward to continuing to expand our business relationship for many years to come."

Based at Heydar Aliyev International Airport in Baku, state-owned Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) is the national carrier of Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan Airlines currently flies a network of over 20 global destinations across the United States, China, Commonwealth of Independent States, the Middle East and Europe.

In addition to providing airlines with unprecedented fuel economy and low operating costs, the 787 features a host of new features that greatly enhance the passenger experience. Passengers aboard the 787 experience cabin environment improvements such as dynamic LED lighting, the largest windows, bigger overhead bins, a lower cabin altitude, a more humid environment, low interior noise, cleaner air and a smoother ride.

To date, 58 customers from around the world have ordered 1,055 787 Dreamliners.

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NIST Computer Security Division Released Special Publication 800-157, Guidelines for Derived Personal Identity Verification (PIV) Credentials

Publicación Especial 800 al 157, Directrices Para La verificación de identidad personal (PIV) Credenciales Derivados ha Sido aprobada Como definitiva
NIST Anuncia el Lanzamiento de la Publicación Especial (SP) 800-157, Directrices párrafo Derivado verificación de identidad personal (PIV) Credenciales. SP 800-157 definen Una ESPECIFICACIÓN Técnica Para La Implementación y el Despliegue de Credenciales PIV de origen a los Dispositivos Móviles, Como Teléfonos inteligentes y tabletas. El Objetivo de la Derivado PIV Credencial es proporcionar Servicios de Autenticación de PIV habilitado desde Dispositivos Móviles párr autenticar un los Sistemas Remotos.
URL párrafo el documento SP 800-157 (PDF):
http://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/SpecialPublications/NIST.SP.800-157.pdf
Comentarios disposiciones SUS Y recibidas Durante el Período de comentarios Públicos ESTAN DISPONIBLES:
http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/nistpubs/800-157/sp800_157_comments_resolutions.pdf
This URL es el destino o URL directa A Donde SP 800-157 Se Puede Encontrar en la page CSRC Publicaciones Especiales:
http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/PubsSPs.html#800-157

RV: Boeing Statement on Air China's Commitment for 60 737s

Boeing Declaración de Compromiso de Air China Por 60 737

Boeing [NYSE: BA] se complace de que Air China se ha comprometido a comprar 60 aviones 737, incluyendo 737 Next-Generation y 737 MAX. El compromiso cuando finalizó será valorado en más de $ 6000 millones a precios de catálogo.
"Nuestra larga y productiva asociación con Air China se remonta a comienzos de la aerolínea y nos sentimos orgullosos de la parte 737 ha sido de su éxito", dijo Ihssane Mounir , vicepresidente de Ventas y Marketing, el noreste de Asia , Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "Estamos muy contentos de ver que la familia 737 desempeñará un papel importante en el éxito continuo de Air China."

JAL Group Monthly Traffic

JAL Grupo de Datos de Tráfico Mensual - noviembre 201

  

1.1 JAL Group International Passenger Data Traffic - FY2014

Mes	Pax	interanual (%)	RPK (de 000)	interanual (%)	ASK (de 000)	interanual (%)	L / F (%)
Abril - 14	607441	105.0	2720917	105.3	3836823	103.7	70.9
MAYO - 14	619478	105.4	2911632	107.8	3969054	104.5	73.4
Junio ​​- 14	617595	100.3	2963868	102.3	3922198	104.2	75.6
FY14 1 st Q	1844514	103.5	8596417	105.1	11728075	104.2	73.3
Julio - 14	668448	100.4	3119101	102.1	4097734	103.9	76.1
Agosto - 14	724056	99.2	3345384	101.5	4140130	102.9	80.8
Septiembre - 14	658398	98.2	3123051	101.4	4022846	104.2	77.6
FY14 2 nd Q	2050902	99.3	9589156	101.7	12260710	103.6	78.2
Octubre - 14	652400	98.4	3074411	99.1	4063549	103.0	75.7
Noviembre - 14	623794	97.6	2895777	98.3	3869905	101.0	74.8
Diciembre - 14
FY14 3 rd Q	1276194	98.0	5970188	98.7	7933454	102.0	75.3
ENE - 15
Febrero - 15
MAR - 15
FY14 4 º Q
Total	5171610	100.4	24155761	102.1	31922239	103.4	75.7

1.2 Mensual Internacional de Pasajeros Ruta Número de Visitantes - noviembre 2014 

Ruta	Pax	interanual (%)	RPK (de 000)	interanual (%)	ASK (de 000)	interanual (%)	L / F (%)	FY13 L / F (%)
Transpacífico	148141	100.4	1151451	102.6	1473002	102.2	78.2	77.9
Europa	48367	87.7	445040	87.3	628909	91.9	70.8	74.6
MAR	256256	98.3	938048	99.1	1254547	108.7	74.8	82.0
Oceanía	12369	96.7	96737	96.8	116823	99.4	82.8	85.1
Guam	12497	99.9	31430	99.9	36956	102.3	85.0	87.1
Corea	54024	87.1	60927	86.1	85247	83.6	71.5	69.4
China	91981	103.9	171953	104.6	274262	92.7	62.7	55.5
Total	623794	97.6	2895777	98.3	3869905	101.0	74.8	76.9

2. Grupo JAL total Nacional Tráfico de Pasajeros - FY2014 

Mes	Pax	interanual (%)	RPK (de 000)	interanual (%)	ASK (de 000)	interanual (%)	L / F (%)
Abril - 14	2337591	101.2	1772396	100.7	2997888	97.5	59.1
MAYO - 14	2637903	102.6	1978910	102.9	3125929	97.5	63.3
Junio ​​- 14	2539719	102.5	1903651	103.0	2944174	93.1	64.7
FY14 1 st Q	7515213	102.1	5654957	102.2	9067991	96.0	62.4
Julio - 14	2636655	102.5	2013514	102.8	3102693	94.3	64.9
Agosto - 14	2967943	97.5	2296780	97.5	3271252	96.1	70.2
Septiembre - 14	2832724	101.0	2173352	100.9	3048391	98.7	71.3
FY14 2 nd Q	8437322	100.2	6483646	100.2	9422336	96.3	68.8
Octubre - 14	2801980	99.7	2126191	99.2	2971005	95.3	71.6
Noviembre - 14	2795715	101.5	2108743	102.1	2945588	98.7	71.6
Diciembre - 14
FY14 3 rd Q	5597695	100.6	4234934	100.6	5916593	97.0	71.6
ENE - 15
Febrero - 15
MAR - 15
FY14 4 º Q
Total	21550230	100.9	16373537	101.0	24406920	96.4	67.1

3. Grupo JAL Cargo Número de Visitantes - FY2014

Mes	Internacional				Doméstico
	Carga		Correo		Carga		Correo
	Tonelada	interanual (%)	Tonelada	interanual (%)	Tonelada	interanual (%)	Tonelada	interanual (%)
Abril - 14	23427	112.8	2702	113.3	30563	96.3	2376	104.3
MAYO - 14	24033	114.9	2721	111.6	29785	94.7	2357	99.0
Junio ​​- 14	23655	109.0	2518	110.2	29256	95.0	2410	100.0
FY14 1 st Q	71115	112.2	7941	111.7	89604	95.3	7143	101.1
Julio - 14	24838	109.5	2626	116.6	36507	100.9	2424	108.8
Agosto - 14	25077	109.7	2638	111.1	35192	101.1	2197	101.6
Septiembre - 14	24976	109.9	3228	127,6	33847	101.3	2464	115.7
FY14 2 nd Q	74891	109.7	8492	118.7	105546	101.1	7085	108.7
Octubre - 14	26219	107.7	3144	109.5	34797	99.0	2676	107.1
Noviembre - 14	25270	105.2	3250	115.5	32238	97.4	2594	107.6
Diciembre - 14
FY14 3 rd Q	51489	106.5	6394	112.5	67035	98.2	5270	107.3
ENE - 15
Febrero - 15
MAR - 15
FY14 4 º Q
Total	197495	109.7	22827	114.4	262095	98.3	19498	105