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13/03/2010 02:39
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British Airways cabin crew to strike for seven days this month
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British Airways cabin crew represented by Unite announced Friday that members will strike for seven days this month, March 20-22 and March 27-30, and vowed that further industrial action could take place after April 14 "if the dispute has not been ...
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13/03/2010 02:41
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Gol swings to $504 million 2009 profit with reoriented network
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Gol reported net income of BRL890.8 million ($504.2 million) for 2009, reversed from a BRL1.2 billion deficit in 2008, attributing its profitability to "synergies" created by the merger of Gol's and Varig's operations at the end of 2008 and its ...
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13/03/2010 02:42
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AA contends with FAA's proposed fines, unhappy unions
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American Airlines faces growing problems on two fronts as US FAA announced Friday it is seeking to collect civil penalties totaling $787,500 from the carrier for maintenance violations and its ground workers became the second labor group to ask the ...
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13/03/2010 02:52
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Oman Air finding its niche
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Oman Air realizes that it is better to remain a "unique boutique airline, rather than to compete against Emirates and company," CEO Peter Hill told ATWOnline at ITB Berlin.
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13/03/2010 02:53
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Air China readies $953 million capital increase
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13/03/2010 02:54
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ARC: February sales rise 16.8%
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13/03/2010 02:55
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Air Berlin focusing on new airport, European growth
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12/03/2010 02:54
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IATA halves forecast 2010 loss to $2.8 billion from $5.6 billion
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IATA slashed its projected 2010 loss for the global airline industry by half, stating in a new forecast issued yesterday that a stronger-than-expected recovery in demand, particularly in Asia and Latin America, will result in a full-year loss of ...
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12/03/2010 02:55
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Lufthansa targeting 'slight' improvement after rough 2009
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Lufthansa yesterday released details of a year that ended with its first net loss in six years, a €112 million ($152.5 million) deficit that marked a reversal from the €542 million profit posted in 2008, but with an operating profit that ...
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12/03/2010 02:57
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Korean regulators tag KE, Asiana for antitrust violations; KE faces ACCC cargo charge
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Korean Airlines and Asiana Airlines will be subject to fines of KRW10.4 billion ($9.2 million) and KRW640 million respectively for engaging in anticompetitive practices to hurt smaller Korean carriers, South Korea's Fair Trade Commission announced ...
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