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American Airlines CEO apologizes to passengers

BUSINESS / NEWS Fri Apr 11, 2008 @ 8:11am neoform
CNN -- The chief executive of American Airlines, which has grounded almost 2,500 flights over the past three days, accepted "full responsibility" Thursday for failing to meet government inspection standards. "I am profoundly sorry that we've gotten ourselves int.. Read More
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EU clears mobile phone use on flights

BUSINESS / NEWS Mon Apr 7, 2008 @ 8:12am neoform
CNN -- The European Union has opened the way for air travelers to use mobile phones to talk, text or send e-mails on planes throughout Europe's airspace. With the approval by EU regulators, airlines will be able to launch onboard mobile services later this year,.. Read More
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Airbus delivers long-delayed A380

BUSINESS / NEWS Mon Oct 15, 2007 @ 8:15am neoform
CNN -- Singapore Airlines on Monday became the first customer to take delivery the Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger jet, in what the airline's chief executive called "a dream come true." "This delivery really marks the beginning of a new chapter for th.. Read More
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Northwest Airlines Exits Bankruptcy

Northwest Airlines
BUSINESS / NEWS Thu May 31, 2007 @ 1:46pm neoform
FOX News -- Northwest Airlines Corp. exited bankruptcy Thursday, marking the end of a 20-month Chapter 11 reorganization and the first time in almost five years that no major U.S. airline is bankrupt. Northwest spent a year-and-a-half hacking $2.4 billion off its.. Read More
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U.S. airlines rescind latest round of fare hikes

BUSINESS / NEWS Mon Feb 5, 2007 @ 4:50pm mrmdc
Yahoo News -- CA broad-based fare increase, initiated last week by Delta Air Lines Inc. (Other OTC:DALRQ - news) and matched by U.S. rivals, has unraveled, prompting experts to say on Monday that the chances for further fare hikes are fading... Read More
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Older U.S. Planes Use More Fuel

BUSINESS / NEWS Tue Jun 3, 2008 @ 8:14am neoform
BusinessWeek -- The aging planes of United, American, and Delta guzzle more gas and make the U.S. carriers more vulnerable to soaring oil prices—and to their global competitors For a look at one of the biggest headaches facing U.S. airlines, head out to Paris' Charl.. Read More
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You Think Flying Is Bad Now...

BUSINESS / NEWS Wed May 28, 2008 @ 8:12am neoform
BusinessWeek -- Something has to give as airlines adjust to $130 oil and brace for a record yearly loss. Not all of the majors will survive To fully appreciate the impact that soaring oil prices have had on the nation's beleaguered airline industry, consider that U.S... Read More
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Can Boeing Benefit from High Oil Prices?

BUSINESS / NEWS Thu May 22, 2008 @ 8:13am neoform
BusinessWeek -- The planemaker hopes high fuel costs will drive sales of its new fuel-efficient jets. But airlines may not be able to afford them U.S. carriers are mothballing planes as the airlines crumple under the weight of soaring fuel prices. But Boeing (BA) is c.. Read More
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Jilted by Continental, United woos US Airways

BUSINESS / NEWS Tue Apr 29, 2008 @ 8:13am neoform
SF Gate -- Having been jilted by Continental Airlines on Sunday, United Airlines is said to have its eye on US Airways as a potential merger partner even as a chorus of critics laments that consumers will be the losers in a wave of industry consolidation. The two.. Read More
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US merger forms 'largest airline'

BUSINESS / NEWS Tue Apr 15, 2008 @ 8:19am neoform
BBC News -- Rival US companies Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines have agreed to merge in a $5bn (�2.5bn) deal that will create the world's biggest carrier. The new airline, to be called Delta, will have annual revenue of more than $35bn and employ about 75,.. Read More
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The Offshoring of Airplane Care

BUSINESS / NEWS Thu Apr 10, 2008 @ 8:14am neoform
BusinessWeek -- Washington and the unions are scrutinizing the surge in outsourcing of airlines' maintenance to overseas shops Hangar No. 1 at San Salvador's airport is hopping. Technicians employed by jet maintenance contractor Aeroman swarm over Airbus planes belong.. Read More
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It's Time for United's CEO to Go

BUSINESS / NEWS Mon Mar 31, 2008 @ 8:15am neoform
BusinessWeek -- UAL should keep United Airlines in Chicago—but send Glenn Tilton, its deal-hungry CEO, packing It's hard to find a chief executive more eager to dump his own company than UAL's Glenn Tilton. For months now, airline CEOs have been playing the dating g.. Read More
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Delta-Northwest Deal Grounded

BUSINESS / NEWS Wed Mar 19, 2008 @ 8:07am neoform
BusinessWeek -- The pilots' unions of the two commercial airlines cannot agree on how to create a seniority list for a combined venture After years of speculation and rumor about airline mergers, it appeared that the long-awaited era of consolidation of the nation's c.. Read More
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Airfares Gain Altitude

BUSINESS / NEWS Tue Mar 18, 2008 @ 8:19am neoform
BusinessWeek -- United Air's $50 hike is sticking as carriers swallow big fuel bills. Airline stocks, meanwhile, aren't helped by the increases The big U.S. airlines appear to have successfully pushed through the largest fare hike in recent years, at least for now. Un.. Read More
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Australia, U.S. sign 'open skies' agreement

BUSINESS / NEWS Thu Feb 14, 2008 @ 10:59pm neoform
CNN -- The United States and Australia announced Friday they have reached an "open skies" aviation agreement that will remove restrictions on the number of flights airlines from each country can make between them. The pact could lead to more flights on the lucra.. Read More
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What’s in a name? Delta brand is issue in talks

BUSINESS / NEWS Tue Jan 22, 2008 @ 8:12am neoform
MSNBC -- A particularly thorny issue for Delta Air Lines Inc. in its talks with United Airlines and Northwest Airlines about a combination with one of the carriers is where the merged company would be based and what it would be called, industry observers say. I.. Read More
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Chinese shareholders snub Singapore bid

BUSINESS / NEWS Tue Jan 8, 2008 @ 8:12am neoform
CNN -- Shareholders in China's third-largest airline rejected a bid by Singapore Airlines to buy a minority stake Tuesday after a rival Chinese carrier offered more money in an unusual public takeover battle involving two state-owned companies. China Eastern Air.. Read More
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Airbus delivers first superjumbo

BUSINESS / NEWS Mon Oct 15, 2007 @ 8:19am neoform
BBC News -- Airbus has delivered its first finished A380 superjumbo jet to Singapore Airlines, 18 months behind schedule. The construction of the A380, able to carry up to 800 passengers, has been beset by persistent and costly delays. It has also been overshad.. Read More
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United pilots reject agreement

BUSINESS / NEWS Sat Apr 21, 2007 @ 1:27pm neoform
Denver Post -- The pilots union at United Airlines voted to reject an agreement that would have allowed the airline more staffing flexibility in exchange for improvements in pilots' working conditions, signaling dissatisfaction among the pilots. About 68 percent vote.. Read More
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Airlines warned over compensation

BUSINESS / NEWS Wed Apr 4, 2007 @ 3:44pm neoform
BBC News -- Brussels has given airlines and national governments six months to make sure passengers get proper compensation for delayed or cancelled flights. For the last two years, airlines should have been paying passengers up to 600 euros (�400) for a cancell.. Read More
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