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Turboprops making mark in Philippines
Philippine regional carriers under pressure Regional feeder operations are becoming increasingly important in the Philippines, with the latest development...
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What's going wrong in India?
Asia's distribution challenge Page 54 India's domestic market may be growing at double-digit rates but profits continue to elude the country's...
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Airlines circle Italy as Alitalia flounders
Carriers swoop in on Italy With Alitalia's future remaining unclear, airlines are starting to hone in on the Italian market As...
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Hurdles block path to US mergers
A potential United-US Airways combination could face more opposition than the proposed Delta-Northwest tie-up As the bid by Delta Air Lines to take...
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SAS Group back in restructuring mode
SAS back in restructuring mode Embattled SAS Group is embarking on yet another restructuring plan, cutting back its fleet and shedding 1,000 jobs...
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Turbulence hits US regionals
US majors have a rough first quarter Page 62 US regional carriers brace for a bumpy ride caused by rising fuel costs and consolidation among...
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Low-cost carriers become harder to define
Once upon a time a low-cost carrier was simple to define with traits like a one-class cabin, high aircraft utilisation, all internet sales and low fares....
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Premium carriers dwindle in number
The demise of Eos leaves only two dedicated all-premium carriers - L'Avion and Silverjet The viability of the all-premium business model is again being...
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Sabri Shadi: Born to lead
Throughout the crippling times of United Nations sanctions, US trade embargoes and the years since, Sabri Saad Abdallah Shadi has been the public face and...
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iPod integration takes hold on airlines
Airlines are queuing up to offer passengers the ability to play music and video content from their own Apple iPod players over Panasonic Avionics' latest...
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Comment- The Riddle of the Skies
With US-European Union talks on liberalising air transport about to reach their second stage, strong leadership is critical if both sides are to remain focused on the prize
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Danish civil aviation administration SLV is awaiting a detailed statement from regional airline Cimber Air after suspecting that one of its ATR 42-500 turboprops...
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ANA, JAL seek 767 leases to fill 787 capacity gap
All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Airlines (JAL) are negotiating compensation deals...