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April 28, 2009
Bmi adds A330 to LHR-Tel Aviv routeBmi is rostering Airbus A330 aircraft on to its twice-daily flights from London to Tel Aviv, complete with fully-flat beds in business class and a premium economy offering with 50 inches of legroom.
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Business travellers cautioned over swine flu outbreakTravel Management Company FCm Travel Solutions has issued an alert over the swine flu outbreak in Mexico to business travel clients.
read moreApril 27, 2009
Airports' reporting of bird strikes inconsistentReporting of potentially dangerous collisions between birds and aircraft varies widely at the nation's largest airports, with some places detailing as many as hundreds of incidents a year while others have reported only a handful since 2000, federal data show.
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Airline shares hit by flu fearsThe flu outbreak is causing global alarm Global shares have fallen in Monday trading, with airlines leading the declines on fears about the economic impact of the swine flu outbreak.
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Jetstar Asia eyes China and IndiaSINGAPORE – Jetstar Asia’s new owner Newstar is 49 percent owned by Qantas.
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US Airways suffers $103m lossUS Airways Group has more than halved its first quarter year-on-year net loss through capacity cuts and other cost cutting measures.
read moreApril 23, 2009
Life Saver by Mario Hardy - OAG Vice President Asia PacificFrom my previous article you have now established that I am a frequent traveller. I have recently discovered the ultimate security software; the perfect companion for all business travellers.
read moreApril 23, 2009
Air CEOs Reveal Distribution Dreams With Quarterly EarningsSeveral airline executives delivering news of first-quarter losses in the past week have waxed philosophic on shifting distribution costs to the intermediaries that sell their products.
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Asia tourism reels as firms cut back business travelAt a plush Hong Kong airport hotel, the only sign of activity comes from the dining-room where a queue of locals fill up their plates at a dinner buffet offered at a promotional rate to Hong Kong residents.
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UK to go ahead with air tax risesAirlines today (April 22) reacted strongly to the failure of the British Budget to stop propose a rise in the Air Passenger Duty (APD).
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