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September 25, 2008
Ryanair transatlantic plans re-emergeLow cost flights from three UK airports to New York are under consideration as Ryanair considers setting up a transatlantic off-shoot.
read moreSeptember 24, 2008
Ryanair slams EC over emissions trading schemeRyanair has called on the European Commission to abandon its plans to include aviation in the European Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS)
read moreSeptember 24, 2008
Private jet club launchesA private jet club will start flying next summer after putting in an aircraft order of $1.5 billion.
read moreSeptember 23, 2008
Delta-Northwest passes ‘significant milestone'The US Federal Aviation Administration has given the green light to the first stage of a merger between Delta Air Lines and Northwest.
read moreSeptember 23, 2008
BA suspends flights to PakistanBritish Airways has suspended "indefinitely" flights to and from Pakistan after a suicide bomb attack on a hotel in the country's capital, Islamabad.
read moreSeptember 22, 2008
Over 46,000 XL passengers flown homeMore than 46,000 passengers left abroad with the collapse of the XL Leisure Group have been flown home in the week since the operator went down.
read moreSeptember 22, 2008
Alitalia ‘could be grounded this week'Debt ridden Alitalia may be forced to ground all flights this week unless a financial rescue package is put in place.
read moreSeptember 22, 2008
U.S. airlines pinched by trans-Pacific traffic dipStruggling U.S. airlines that had pinned their fortunes in part to sustained growth in travel to Asia, are seeing their outlooks clouded as worldwide economic unease takes a toll on trans-Pacific travel demand.
read moreSeptember 19, 2008
Lines between business and leisure travel ‘blurring'UK business travellers are the most penny pinching, according to the findings of a new study.
read moreSeptember 19, 2008
Ryanair slashes winter fares in face of recession fearsRyanair will respond to plummeting consumer confidence by slashing fares this winter.
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