All Safety News – Page 767
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Video: Cockpit view of first landing at Tibet's mountainous Linzhi Airport
The inaugural flight into Linzhi Airport demonstrates the complicated 108 waypoint navigation procedure
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Terminal force
London Heathrow and Dubai International Airport share more than fantastic new terminals, they are gearing up to be fierce competitors for the title of the world's future connection capital
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Investors eye China Eastern
China Eastern Airlines is looking closer at bringing in a foreign airline as a minority shareholder.
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KLM targets Martinair
KLM is considering launching another attempt to buy the 50% of Martinair it doesn't already own.
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Heathrow slot scramble begins
The EU-US Open Skies agreement has started a scrum for increasingly valuable slots at London Heathrow.
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Singapore's Tiger Airways and its chief Tony Davis have been grabbing the media spotlight in South-East Asia as they gear up to export their pure low-cost business model to Australia
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Airspace angst
The Single European Sky project seems to have been around for ever. Is it making any headway?
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Latin networking
From 2-4 December executives from airlines, airports, tourism and government bodies will gather in Monterrey, Mexico for the inaugural Network Latin America route-planning event
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Signs of softness
There are the first hints of a slowdown in Europe's short-haul market, writes Chris Tarry of CTAIRA. Analyses by Antonio Panariello of Flight Insight
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Premium rate
Airlines spent less on managing risk in 2006, according to the Airline Risk Management Survey commissioned by Airline Business and airline insurance broker Aon, but new insurance challenges are expected to emerge
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Airports special: Relief effort
Ever since the September 2001 terror attacks, the aviation industry has lobbied hard for governments to provide financial relief for implementing new security requirements. Has it done any good?
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Airport special: Table toppers
Preliminary figures from Airports Council International show global passenger traffic held up well in 2006. The best performers not unexpectedly came from China and India, while many US airports stalled as domestic capacity stagnated