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April 15, 2009
The Air Service of the Nordic CapitalsLast week I traveled to Europe. It was a whirlwind trip � three cities in three days � and I barely had time to get adjusted to the time zone before returning back home.
read moreApril 15, 2009
Crisis to ground Qantas flights as profit in freefallA dramatic collapse in international travel has driven Qantas into the red for only the second time since it was floated 15 years ago, forcing the airline to axe up to 1750 jobs, cut back on flights, ground 10 planes and delay the delivery of its next generation of jets.
read moreApril 13, 2009
US Airlines May Cancel More Aircraft OrdersUS airlines, which have already downsized, may be forced to defer or cancel more aircraft orders if the prolonged recession further erodes travel demand and continues to choke credit markets.
read moreApril 13, 2009
Airport Check-in - What's NewElectronic boarding passes, which let travelers use a barcode sent to their smartphones to clear security and board, have previously been limited to domestic and regional fliers.
read moreApril 12, 2009
Airline passengers revolt against hours spent on the tarmacIf you're stranded on a plane for more than three hours, should the airline be required to make sure you have food, water and clean bathrooms?
read moreApril 8, 2009
US gives nod to Continental's Star Alliance plansContinental Airlines has been given a tentative nod from the US Department of Transportation for its plans to join the Star Alliance.
read moreApril 8, 2009
V Australia launches Brisbane-LA routeV Australia commences flights from Queensland’s state capital Brisbane to Los Angeles today (April 8), the carrier’s second route from Australia to LA.
read moreApril 8, 2009
ABTA calls on the chancellor to help the industry in the budget.ABTA Chief Executive Mark Tanzer has written today to the Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling calling on him to address urgently five key industry issues in his next budget.
read moreApril 7, 2009
Airline Service Quality Up As Fewer People FlyU.S. air carriers led by Hawaiian Airlines took some of the hassle out of flying last year.
read moreApril 7, 2009
AF KLM March traffic slumpsAir France KLM has reported a sharp decline in passenger traffic over March of 9.4% year-on-year as industry demand continued its downward trend.
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