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The union complained to the Federal Aviation Administration today that the revised flight plan might be legal on paper but that it was not as safe as the earlier plan.

The airline published a revised flight schedule this week that included cancellations of more than a thousand flights, mainly short-haul ones, which helped to keep confusion at the airports to a minimum on Saturday.

The FAA has implemented revised flight rules for the Hudson River Corridor which became effective on Nov. 19, 2009.

They gave us loads of food/drink vouchers but the main annoyance was we couldn't check in baggage until two hours before the revised flight time, precluding us from jumping on a bus and spending the day in the city".

Boeing, the maker of the plane, issued a notice shortly after the crash to airlines that it would revise flight crew training manuals to emphasize to crews that they must understand how the various warning systems work and what to do about them.

In the wake of the Lion Air crash, the FAA issued an emergency order warning that erroneous inputs from angle-of-attack sensors "can potentially make the horizontal stabilizers pitch the nose of the airplane downward, making the aircraft difficult to control". U.S. operators were ordered to revise flight manuals so crews would have procedures for dealing with such an occurrence.

The F.A.A., responding to criticism following the incident with Southern Seaplane, has revised its flight restrictions over the gulf to allow for news media flights on a case-by-case basis.

In a letter to the union dated Aug. 1, the aviation agency said the airline dispatcher who revised the flight plan, agreed that it was unorthodox to fly so low.

But it has since been revising its flights to streamline its operations.

Revised figures from flight-tracking website FlightRadar24 offer new insight into the final 26 seconds of the Metrojet Airbus 321's journey, and add to mounting evidence suggesting it broke up at high altitude.

Boeing said head count on the production line would remain the same, but that the move would allow for additional resources to be focused on gaining safety certification from regulators for a revised version of a flight control system called MCAS that played a key role in the two crashes.