Virgin America to Expand its Fleet to 90 Resulting in More Airline Jobs

July 29, 2010

At a time when airlines are still cutting back, Virgin America is planning to expand its fleet from 28 to 90 by the year 2016 allowing more airline jobs to be created. According to the announcement made on the 22nd July, the company has ordered 40 new Airbus A320 aircraft which are going to be [...]

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North Sea Boom to Create New Oil Jobs

July 28, 2010

According to Oil and Gas UK, there have been new oil fields discovered in the once thought to be depleted North Sea. These fields have sparked hope for many Oil companies in the UK, specifically those involved in the production of oil rigs. There are about 70 new oil fields that Jim Masterton of McNulty [...]

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Largest Halibut of the Season Caught in Alaska

July 27, 2010

On a small charter, during the Homer (Alaska) Halibut Derby, a Grand Rapids man, Mark Hilts caught the biggest fish so far of the season weighing in at 273.2 Pounds. This giant was 83 inches in length and will see Mr Hilts winning the jackpot which currently stands at $40,000. This is based on ticket-sale [...]

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American Cruise Lines About to Launch its Queen of the West

July 25, 2010

The 5th in its fleet, Queen of the West is the newest of the American Cruise Lines’ ships. It was acquired by the company and is now being upgraded ready for its first voyage into the Pacific Northwest on the 7th August 2010 from Portland. This 230 foot cruise ship will travel to various ports [...]

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You Don’t Need a Degree to Get Paid Well

July 17, 2010

So many people think that to earn a huge salary that you have to have some kind of degree or tertiary education to your name, but there are plenty of 100K jobs that you can get with a simple high school certificate and perhaps some gained experience. Many of the high paying jobs without a [...]

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The US Companies That Hire the Most Interns

July 16, 2010

Even with a slowly recovering economy, companies are still hiring a lot of interns, and a recent survey, done by CollegeGrad.com, has revealed exactly who these companies are. This is great for those of you who are studying and want to further your career in a certain field by gaining as much experience as you [...]

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Four Fishermen Rescued By Coast Guards in Alaska

July 15, 2010

The notoriously dangerous waters in Alaska were where 4 fishermen found themselves clinging to a lifeboat after their vessel, the 52 foot long Nakat, caught fire just off the coast of Sitkinak Island on Sunday morning just before 8:30 as they were long lining for halibut. The highly trained U.S Coast Guards were dispatched and a rescue [...]

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South Africa Considers 2020 Olympic Bid

July 14, 2010

In the wake of the huge success following the Fifa 2010 World Cup, South Africa is ready to take on bigger and better things, and are talking about putting in a bid for the 2020 Olympic Games. Gideon Sam, the president of the South Africa Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee confirmed that South Africa would [...]

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Biofuels Effort Supported by Portland International Airport

July 13, 2010

In an effort to promote biofuels for use by aircraft, Portland International Airport has joined with the Northwest Aviation biofuels industry as part of the Sustainable Aviation Fuels Northwest Project. Other companies involved in the project are the Port of Portland, Seattle-based Alaska Airlines (NYSE: ALK), Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA), Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Spokane International [...]

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Norwegian Cruise Lines “Epic “Maiden Voyage

July 12, 2010

The maiden voyage of Norwegian Cruise Lines newest ship, the Epic, took place from Miami on the 8th July and was met with some mixed reactions. This uniquely designed ship offers everything you can possibly imagine on a cruise ship including wave-like cabin designs instead of the ordinary box shaped ones, as well as plenty [...]

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