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Air NZ job cuts will save $20m a year
Air New Zealand is cutting 200 full time jobs in a bid to save in excess of $20 million a year.
ERLANGER - Comair today appointed a new president who has had plenty of time on the front lines of the airline business - including getting his hands in the guts of a plane, much less the industry.
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Air France-KLM profit plunges in second quarter
The Air France-KLM Group said Thursday its profit plunged in the second quarter as higher oil prices and financial charges weighed on the airlines' earnings.
The parent company of the French and Dutch national flag carriers reported a net profit of euro28 million ($35.4 million) for the July-September period, down 96 percent from euro736 million a year earlier, when earnings were boosted by asset sales.
Air France-KLM also abandoned its operating profit target for this year, but said it would remain 'clearly in profit.' The company had warned last month that its target of euro1 billion ($1.26 billion) in operating profit would be 'very difficult' to achieve.
Court to issue order against United pilot union
A federal judge in Chicago found that a summer sick-out and work slowdowns by some United Airlines pilots was an illegal job action and said she would issue a preliminary injunction against their union.
Southwest hits the Big Apple proper
Southwest Airlines will pay $7.5 million for bankrupt ATA Airlines' landing slots at LaGuardia International Airport in a move that will strengthen its meager presence in the nation's largest market.
AMR Plan to Buy 787s Will Reshape American's Fleet, Bolster Boeing Program
AMR Corp. 's American Airlines said it may buy as many as 100 Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliners in a plan that will reshape the fleet of the world's largest carrier and reinvigorate the sales campaign of the delayed ...
US Airways Plane Makes Emergency Landing
A US Airways Express flight made an emergency landing Sunday without its nose landing gear.
Delta shuffles Detroit flights
Delta Air Lines Wednesday announced bold plans for international expansion during a time of economic turbulence, and executives say Detroit stands to gain as the airline starts integrating its routes with those ...
Florida flights from Hagerstown, Md., set to start
Managers of Hagerstown Regional Airport in Maryland are planning a party for Friday evening's launch of regular flights to Orlando, Fla.
Stock Alert China Eastern, China Southern soar in HK on capital injection report
Share prices of China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines were sharply higher after a report that Beijing plans to inject fresh capital into their parents.
Delta Airlines president plans ND visit
Sen. Byron Dorgan says the president of Delta Airlines is slated to visit North Dakota to talk about the air carrier's plans now that it has acquired Northwest Airlines.
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Plane makes emergency landing at Philly airport
A US Airways Express flight made an emergency landing Sunday without its nose landing gear.
No injuries were reported.
The Philadelphia-bound deHavilland Dash-8 turboprop, operated by Piedmont Airlines, had taken off from Allentown at about 8:20 a.m. with 35 passengers and three crew members on board, according to officials of the airline and Philadelphia International Airport.
Before the scheduled landing at Philadelphia, the crew got an indication that the landing gear was not down and did a flyover to confirm that it had not deployed, airport spokeswoman Victoria Lupica said.
Delta, Alaska Air to expand marketing alliance
Delta Air Lines Inc., which broadened its global reach with its purchase of Northwest Airlines, plans to expand a marketing alliance with Alaska Air Group Inc., a carrier that some industry observers have ...
Is his lost airline ticket a lost cause?
The problem: Can you help me with an airline reservation? I recently bought a ticket on South African Airways, through Virgin Atlantic Airways, to fly from Los Angeles to Johannesburg.
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Korean Air post worst loss in 14 years on weak won
Korean Air Lines Co. posted its worst quarterly loss in 14 years because of high fuel costs and weakness in the South Korean won.
South Korea's biggest airline and the world's largest international cargo carrier said Friday it lost 684.1 billion won ($497.6 million) in the July-September quarter. Korean Air recorded net profit of 129.6 billion won a year earlier.
The last time a net loss was bigger was in 1994, according to spokeswoman Lee Ji-hye, though she could not provide a figure.
LAN Airlines Buys 4 Boeing 767s
A -- Chile's largest airline says it is purchasing four Boeing 767 aircraft for $636 million.
Ace Aviation posts $135M net loss for third quarter on fuel hedging and loonie
ACE Aviation says it's unlikely to repurchase the minority stake in Air Canada that it no longer owns and still plans to wind up the holding company at some point.
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Hawaiian Adds Another New Airbus A330, Moves Up Introductions to 2010
Hawaiian Airlines today announced that it has acquired another new wide-body Airbus A330-200 aircraft, which joins two other A330s announced two weeks ago.
Lower fuel prices and a bad economy could be good news for travelers
Bad economy and lower fuel prices could lead to a holiday airfare war. The price of fuel has dropped.
Lafayette man accused of airplane bomb threat appears in court
A Lafayette man who federal prosecutors say told a fellow passenger aboard a Northwest Airlines flight in late September that he was carrying explosives in his bag made a first appearance in U.S. District Court ...