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New Fare Deal for Corporations from Northwest Airlines
[Financial Times]
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New Technology Enables P&O; to Track Down the Lowest Fare
[Financial Times]
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US Airways Files Request for Government to Back $900 Million of $1 Billion Loan
[Philadelphia Inquirer]
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CEO 'Up to Challenge' of Saving US Airways
[USA Today]
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EasyJet, Go May Passenger Counts Jump as Routes Added
[Bloomberg News]
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Ryanair 'Will Be Biggest in Europe'
[London Daily Telegraph]
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Orbitz Airline Site Ignites Regulatory Debate in D.C.
[e-Commerce Times]
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Technicians Question Safety of FAA System
[Federal Times]
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Airports Bracing for Bigger Problems
[The New York Times]
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Federal Screeners to Louisville, Mobile Airports
[CNN]
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Australia Air Traffic Controllers Plan Friday Strike
[Bloomberg News Australia]
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US Airways and Unions Fail to Agree on Concessions
[The New York Times]
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06.10.02 |
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Ryanair Reports Record £111m Profit
[The Guardian]
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TSA Provides Rare Peek at Air Marshals
[Aviation Now]
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DVT Campaigner Urges Airline Action
[BBC]
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On the Road, to Stay in the Air
[Newsweek]
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JetBlue Pursues Growth While Staying Small
[Aviation Now]
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FAA: Help Desperately Wanted
[Time]
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Union Fears Bid to Privatize Air Traffic Control
[CNN]
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Airline Security Guards Kill Men Attempting to Hijack Ethiopian Airliner
[Associated Press]
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Ryanair Wins Latest Battle with Lufthansa
[Financial Times]
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Lufthansa leases luxury jet to ferry road warriors to U.S.
[International Herald Tribune]
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| 06.7.02 |
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UN's Robinson Attacks Security Checks
[Airwise News]
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Air France Cancels Flight to New Delhi Amid Tension [NDTV/MSNBC]
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Expedia Lists Lowest Fares, Study Finds [CBS Marketwatch]
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Swiss Warns Heathrow Issues Endanger Oneworld Membership [worldroom newswire]
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First International US Airways Club Opens at London Gatwick [worldroom newswire]
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Galileo International First to Offer GDS Web Services [worldroom newswire]
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Frontier to Put Live TVs in Seats [Associated Press]
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American Airlines' Carty: Try Smarter Approach to Air Security [USA Today]
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Alaska Introduces New 'Counterless' Check-In [Air Transport World]
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America West Announces Purchase of 40 Additional Kinetics Kiosks [PR Newswire]
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| 06.6.02 |
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US Airways Pilots Offer Pay Cut
[The Charlotte Observer]
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Travel Agents Threaten to Boycott Air NZ
[Independent Business Daily]
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Virgin Blue in Deal with United [Financial Times]
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Airlines Face Post 9/11 Racial Profiling, Discrimination Suits [CNN]
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Canada Extends War Risk Insurance to New Airlines [Reuters]
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EU Probes 54.9 Million Euros of Post-Sept. 11 Aid to French Airlines [Associated Press]
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Budget Airline Challenges Lufthansa [Associated Press]
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New Air Traffic System Under Fire
[International Herald Tribune]
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U.S. Favors Screening in Baggage Areas
[International Herald Tribune]
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United to Close 23 City Ticket Offices [Denver Post]
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New Steps Deepen Oneworld Ties [Airwise News]
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Airline Aid Halt Rejected By Senate [Washington Post]
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U.S. to Give Travel Web Sites A Close Look [Washington Post]
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| 06.5.02 |
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Union
Says US Air Pilots Offer Pay Cuts [Reuters]
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BA
Chief Warns Over Turbulence [Evening Standard]
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Airline
fleets get younger after Sept. 11 [USA Today]
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Airline
Passengers File Discrimination Suits
[Miami Herald]
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Senate
Restores Loan Guarantee Provisions
[Air Transport World]
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Aer
Lingus Pilots Accept Proposal, End Strike [Air Transport
World]
• For
Airlines, Stormy Dissent from Best Clients-Business Travelers
[Philadelphia Inquirer]
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Frequent
Fliers Plan to Cut Back Even More, Survey Says [Philadelphia
Inquirer]
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F.A.A.
Faulted on Installation of New System [New York Times]
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Virgin
Blue Says It Will Code-Share With United Airlines [Bloomberg
News]
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Inspectors,
Unions Criticize Air Traffic Control System [USA Today]
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Think
Tank Defends Orbitz [CNET News]
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EU
Expresses Doubt About French Aid Scheme for Aviation Sector,
to
Open Probe [AFX Press]
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| 06.4.02 |
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Union,
Management Agree to Terms Ending Aer Lingus Labor Standoff
[Associated Press]
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Forecast
Glum for Airlines' Recovery [Chicago Tribune]
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KLM,
Continental May Form Joint Venture [Air Transport World]
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Worldspan
Looks to Shift GDS Fees Away from Airlines [Air Transport
World]
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Star
Alliance Adds Three More Airlines [Air Transport World]
• Airport
Gets Tool That Can Cut Delay [Philadelphia Inquirer]
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Test
of Airliner Cameras [New York Times]
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Losses
Will Narrow As Airlines Look to Repair Broken Wings [Glasgow
Herald]
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China
Airlines to Press Ahead with Plans to Purchase New Planes
[Associated Press]
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Lawsuits
Accuse Airlines of Profiling [USA Today] |
| 06.3.02 |
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G8
to Adopt Transport Security Initiative-Paper [Reuters]
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DOT
Standing Firm on Airline Deadline [Chicago Tribune]
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KLM,
Continental Extend Code-Share [Reuters]
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US
Airways Says Bankruptcy May Loom [Philadelphia Inquirer]
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Southwest
Most Web-Savvy Airline-Jupiter [Newsbytes/Computer User]
• KLM,
Continental Airlines to Expand Existing Sharecode Agreement
[AFX Press]
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Frontier
Airlines Drops Travel Agent Commissions [Associated Press]
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Airline
Groups Review Options After Pilot Workday Ruling [Dow
Jones Newswires]
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Taiwan
Govt. Takes Control of Airline After Crash [Reuters]
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Feds
Nix Airline's Loan Application [Associated Press] |
