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August 1, 2008
Airlines sell frequent-flier miles for fast cashAirlines searching for extra cash to survive their deepening financial crisis are finding out just how valuable their frequent-flier programs really are.
read moreAugust 1, 2008
BA reports 88 per cent slump in profitsBritish Airways has blamed the "worst trading environment ever" for an 88 per cent drop in profits for the three months until the end of June.
read moreJuly 31, 2008
Zoom drops Gatwick-JFK linkZoom Airlines will cease flying between London and New York on October 31, a result of high fuel prices and increased competition on the route following the Open Skies agreement.
read moreJuly 31, 2008
Eurostar adds 11th daily Brussels serviceEurostar is adding an 11th daily service in each direction between London and Brussels from December 14.
read moreJuly 31, 2008
Airport passenger and freight traffic slows in JuneAirports report a slowing passenger traffic growth trend in June 2008, with worldwide growth at a modest 2 percent. High oil and jet fuel prices, stock market turbulences, inflation and an uncertain economic outlook have taken their toll on air traffic in June, also impacting half year figures.
read moreJuly 31, 2008
BA plans to fill the void left by SilverjetBritish Airways is aiming to fill the void left by Silverjet and other failed business-only airlines with changes to its subsidiary OpenSkies.
read moreJuly 30, 2008
Delta Raises Fee for a Second BagDelta Air Lines said Tuesday that it was doubling, to $50, the fee for checking a second bag, three months after airlines initially began imposing the charge.
read moreJuly 30, 2008
Exploding oxygen tank hit cabin of Qantas jetCANBERRA, Australia (AP) — A packed Qantas jetliner lost the use of crucial flight instruments after an oxygen cylinder exploded in its hold last week blasting a large hole in its fuselage, an air safety investigator said Wednesday.
read moreJuly 30, 2008
United Airlines sues pilots and unionUnited Airlines on Wednesday asked a federal judge to stop four pilots and their union from abusing sick time and refusing to fly extra hours, saying illegal job actions have caused hundreds of cancellations.
read moreJuly 29, 2008
An Airliner Outfitted to Wash, Rinse and RepeatEVER since they introduced lie-flat beds and sumptuous business-class cabins about 10 years ago, premium international airlines have been playing leapfrog with one another in devising new amenities to lure the most lucrative segment of fliers: those able to spend the money on long-haul flights in first or business class.
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