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But commercial spaceflight companies are now preparing to resume piloted American rocket launchings, ideally in 2017, according to the goal date by NASA, which has supported the private efforts.

Most immediately, the officials agreed to resume a Canadian pilot program at the border crossing between Sarnia, Ontario, and Port Huron, Mich.

Options in between could include a ban until further studies are done; rules so tough they amount to a de facto prohibition; bans in parts of the state, like those close to water supplies; regulations that would keep out all but the most responsible companies; and allowing drilling to resume with a pilot program in an area with a history of drilling.

[C4.] Comair and Pilots to Resume Talks Comair and its striking pilots agreed to return to the bargaining table in hopes of resolving a two-month strike that has shut down the nation's second-largest regional airline.

But even with fewer positions to fill, Comair may not have enough pilots to resume flying immediately, according to company officials.

A very different diplomatic process will then be under way, one that could soon see Iran referred to the UN Security Council. Undeterred Iranian officials say that work could also resume later this year at a pilot centrifuge plant at Natanz.

He told the BBC that this included pilots who "resume flying, perfectly safely, for maybe tens of years afterwards".

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings and its pilots' union will resume contract talks on Monday to try to avoid a strike that could come as early as June 28.

In Las Vegas, he was taking what palace aides described as a brief, post-Olympics break before preparing to resume his duties as a pilot of an Apache attack helicopter, with the army rank of captain.

Mr Leontidis sees no reason why many of these pilots should not resume their careers.

With elections again scheduled in September, the pilots' union sought to resume contract talks this spring, only in a much different competitive atmosphere.