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More turbulence in Brazil's airline industry
With the grounding of BRA, Brazil is left with two dominant groups: TAM and Gol/Varig The suspension of flights at BRA, sharp profit falls at both...
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Air Jamaica may be privatised
Jamaica's new government is considering privatising Air Jamaica as part of a reassessment of the struggling flag carrier following the resignation of chief...
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Porter Airlines fights Air Canada-Jazz deal
Regional carrier Porter Airlines is suing Air Canada and Jazz for violating Canada's competition laws, calling into question a capacity purchase agreement...
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Continental and Delta unveil post-Open Skies schedule for Heathrow
Continental Airlines joins Delta Air Lines in unveiling post-Open Skies schedule for London Heathrow US majors that won long-sought access to London...
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Analysis: will it be a winter of discontent for the USA?
Forecasting a winter of discontent? The US majors may look back on the summer of 2007 with fondness, despite a season of discontent for passengers,...
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Market outlook: Breaking beyond the borders
Breaking beyond the borders Can multi-country airline brands achieve growth in foreign markets? asks Chris Tarry. Analysis from Antonio Panariello One...
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Hermes 900 bid for Canadian unmanned air vehicle programme
Elbit Systems has confirmed it is bidding for the current Canadian Department of National Defence's joint airborne intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance...
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Quest flies second production Kodiak
Quest Aircraft has flown its second production Kodiak single-engined turboprop for the first time as work on...
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Russian MoD certificates Yak-130 in training role
The Russian defence ministry's Valery Chkalov main flight-test centre, GLITs, has cleared the Yakovlev Yak-130...
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Bulgaria receives first Alenia C-27J transport aircraft
Alenia Aeronautica last week delivered the first of five C-27J tactical transport aircraft to the Bulgarian air force. The aircraft, ordered in 2006, will...
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Working week: Following a structured career
Mark Johnston, head of structures in the design office at Marshall Aerospace in Cambridge in the UK, began work with the company as a 16-year-old and tells Working Week that he has never looked back