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An uneasy calm
Insurance premiums eased again last year as airline accidents hit a 20-year low, but the threat of terrorist attacks still looms
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GNEs out of the bottle
A new generation of web-based alternatives to the global distribution system is emerging, with US carriers showing particular interest
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Cross border
Europe’s Single Sky air traffic management reform is beginning to take shape, but as ever, it is political rather than technological barriers that bar the way to success
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Robert Bor - Flying doctor who lends psychological support
Professor Robert Bor is a chartered clinical psychologist. A private consultant to the airline industry, he also works as a psychologist at the Royal Free hospital in London
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Patrick bids to take over Virgin Blue
Manoeuvring continues as Patrick Corporation, Virgin Blue’s largest shareholder, bids for control of the Australian low-cost airline.
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Traffic finally flows back
Last year was the year when traffic finally returned, and although there will be no soft comparisons for 2005 figures, most commentators see sustained growth ahead
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US Airways fights back
Buoyed by new financing, fresh cost cuts and resumed regional jet deliveries, US Airways is more confident about its prospects for survival.