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05 September 2008 FAA: Safety audit shows airline?s in compliance 98 percent of the time - Bizjournals.com
 CBS News | FAA: Safety audit shows airline?s in compliance 98 percent of the time Bizjournals.com, NC - Airlines were in compliance with safety standards 98 percent of the time during a recent audit conducted by the Federal Aviation Administration. ... Congress Must Fix This Airline Mess FAA says airlines overwhelmingly complying with safety rules Officials find 17 new cases of airlines missing safety bar |
05 September 2008 Obama supports LAX airline service workers - Los Angeles Times
 CTV.ca | Obama supports LAX airline service workers Los Angeles Times, CA - By Dan Weikel, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama today endorsed the efforts of airline service workers at Los ... Obama shows support for striking airport workers Cycling club split by Zoom still Burgundy-bound Southwest Airlines to Cut More Flights |
06 September 2008 Airline to name plane Princess Mary - The Australian
Airline to name plane Princess Mary The Australian, Australia - A RECENT visit by Crown Princess Mary of Denmark to her home country of Australia created such a flurry of excitement, even a local airline was starstruck. ... |
07 September 2008 Bad airline deal - Jamaica Gleaner
Bad airline deal Jamaica Gleaner, Jamaica - On another note, airlines are commercial entities, set up to conduct business in search of profits. If an airline sees 156000 additional travellers headed ... Minister defends American Airline deal Minister defends deal with American Airlines LETTER OF THE DAY: Air Jamaica deserves better |
07 September 2008 Bigger tests ahead at Delta - Salt Lake Tribune
Bigger tests ahead at Delta Salt Lake Tribune, United States - Delta and other carriers are flying through a turbulent period in the airline business, including high fuel costs and a weak economy. ... |
06 September 2008 Airline losses set to exceed $5bn - Financial Times
 Business Travel World | Airline losses set to exceed $5bn Financial Times, UK - By Kevin Done in London Airline losses are forecast to exceed $5bn this year with the industry expected to remain heavily in loss in 2009, under pressure ... Airline industry forecast to lose $5.2 billion Hard times ahead for airline industry Airline Group Predicts $5.2 Billion in Losses |
06 September 2008 Massport waives fees to get airline - Boston Herald
Massport waives fees to get airline Boston Herald, United States - The privately held airline also plans to start flights from Worcester to its home base of Myrtle Beach, SC, next spring. The flights from Worcester will be ... New airline at Toledo Express plans flights to Florida Airline service on again NEW AIRLINE SETTING UP |
07 September 2008 AirAsia X unfazed by high fuel costs, airline failures - AFP
 AFP | AirAsia X unfazed by high fuel costs, airline failures AFP - KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) ? Long-haul budget airline AirAsia X said it will not hit the wall like other low-cost carriers, with ticket sales strong despite ... |
06 September 2008 Airline to add new California flights - San Jose Mercury News
Airline to add new California flights San Jose Mercury News, USA - AP Great Lakes Airlines announced Friday it will add daily flights from LA/Ontario International Airport to Visalia and Merced. Flights from Ontario also ... Ontario airport welcomes new airline Flying to Central California Made Easier |
07 September 2008 Horizon's plans remain up in the air - Walla Walla Union-Bulletin
Horizon's plans remain up in the air Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, WA - The airline is rebidding a contract to serve Pendleton. It had wanted the flights to go through Walla Walla. By VICKI HILLHOUSE of the Walla Walla ... |
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