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//13-02-2009

Small Regional Prop Favored by Airlines

The kind of Continental aircraft that crashed outside Buffalo, N.Y., Thursday night has a generally good safety record, although a series of crashes in 2007 led one major airline to abandon it for other kinds of aircraft.


//13-02-2009

Emergency landing after engine fire on LI-bound flight

An engine on a Long Island-bound Southwest Airlines flight from Las Vegas burst into flames shortly after take off Thursday, but the pilot was able to make a successful landing back at the Las Vegas airport, an Southwest spokeswoman said. Whitney Eichinger, a Southwest Airlines spokeswoman, said the plane with 121 on board -- 116 passengers and 5 crew members -- was a Boeing 737 scheduled to fly nonstop from McCarran International Airport to Long Island MacArthur Airport.


//12-02-2009

Richard Branson: U.S. airlines need shaking up

Richard Branson’s Virgin Group enters industries that aren’t well-run and need to be “shaken up,” and the U.S. airline business is one of them, according to the billionaire adventurer.


//12-02-2009

Delta Airlines Plans Consolidations

The world's biggest airline operator, Delta Air Lines, plans to consolidate some functions of the three regional feeder carriers it owns. Delta spokesman Anthony Black says the plan is expected to be fully operational by the third quarter and could result in a net reduction of a "handful'' of jobs.


//12-02-2009

FEBRUARY 12, 2009 India Nears Decision on Easing Foreign Holdings in Airlines

The Indian government may decide within days whether to ease rules on foreign investment in the country's aviation sector, with Indian carriers seeking more leeway to raise capital in the economic downturn.


//11-02-2009

Alaska Airlines Questions Virgin America Ownership Status

Since the public release of Virgin America's financial data, Virgin has made itself vulnerable to attacks by critics and competitors a like because of the additional information found in those reports.


//11-02-2009

EU probes Lufthansa plan to buy Austrian Airlines

The European Commission on Wednesday launched an investigation into plans by German air carrier Lufthansa (LHAG.DE) to buy ailing Austrian Airlines (AUAV.VI).


//11-02-2009

Southwest Airlines expands free in-flight Internet testing

Chicago (IL) - Today, Southwest airlines announced they will be expanding their current free in-flight Internet test to four aircraft, which will last "a few months". Passengers will be able log on using their notebook, smart phone or other Wi-Fi enabled device for the duration of the flight free of charge


//24-01-2009

Delta Air Lines Ties Up With 3M To Re-brand Recently Merged Northwest Airlines - Update

Following its merger with Northwest Airlines in October 2008, Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL: News ), announced Friday that it is working with 3M Co. (MMM: News ) to establish Delta brand across more than 200 airports worldwide, including ten airports in Minnesota. The company is in the process of re-branding Northwest Airlines to Delta Airlines.


//24-01-2009

Russian bank to take over Hungarian airline Malev

Russia's state-owned Vnesheconombank will take over Hungarian national airline Malev and operate the airline in partnership with Russia's Aeroflot, Hungary's Finance Minister Janos Veres announced at a press conference held jointly with Russia's First Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Zubkov on Saturday.


//24-01-2009

Will US Airlines Make a Turnaround in 2009?

NEW YORK – America's aviation system was once the envy of the world, with its cutting-edge technology and stringent safety standards.


//24-01-2009

Swedish airline Nordic Airways looses license

Nordic Airways, a Stockholm-based airline that launched its first commercial flights between western Europe and Baghdad earlier this month, has had its operating license revoked due to financial troubles, a Swedish Transport Agency official said Saturday.


//20-01-2009

Air France-KLM: 3Q Operating Income Should Be Negative

PARIS (Dow Jones)--Franco-Dutch airline Air France-KLM (3112.FR) Tuesday said that due to the deteriorating economic environment, its operating income in the fiscal third quarter ...


//20-01-2009

Alitalia: New Incarnation, Same Problems


//20-01-2009

Flight 1549 passengers to get $5,000 for lost bags

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S Airways has sent $5,000 checks to each of the 150 passengers on Flight 1549 to compensate them for lost luggage and other belongings. That was the flight that crash-landed in the Hudson River last week after losing power simultaneously in both engines shortly after takeoff. All 155 people aboard survived.


//20-01-2009

Flight attendants get high praise in Hudson River rescue

WASHINGTON — Pilot Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger has garnered most of the headlines for safely piloting a crippled jet onto the Hudson River, but investigators and aviation workers say there is an unsung group that also deserves praise: the three flight attendants on board.


//20-01-2009

Shanghai Airlines estimates losses of 870m yuan for 2008

Shanghai Airlines said its losses for 2008 could exceed 870 million yuan ($127.19 million), more than double that in the previous year.


//19-01-2009

Flight attendants get high praise in Hudson River rescue

WASHINGTON — Pilot Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger has garnered most of the headlines for safely piloting a crippled jet onto the Hudson River, but investigators and aviation workers say there is an unsung group that also deserves praise: the three flight attendants on board.


//16-01-2009

US airlines carried 7.1% fewer passengers in October

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The number of people flying on U.S. airline fell 7.1% for October form a year ago to 59.6 million, the eight consecutive monthly decline, the Department of Transportation said Thursday


//16-01-2009

About 2,000 Delta employees to take severance

ATLANTA: Delta Air Lines Inc., the world's biggest carrier, expects about 2,000 employees to accept the company's latest round of severance offers that were made due to its plans to reduce systemwide capacity in 2009 by 6 percent to 8 percent.



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