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Kifah Hasan Jabber walks a lonely road with Iraqi Airways
The lifting of UN sanctions against Iraq in 2003 failed to achieve the hoped-for effect of reviving the country's moribund flag carrier
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NewsNew frontiers: Jeff Potter, Frontier's chief executive
To survive in a tough market, Frontier Airlines is focusing on service quality, a new feeder operation and a strategy of avoiding competitors United and Southwest Airlines
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Arranged marriages: Russia focus
Despite confusing government signals, Russia's airline industry is slowly beginning to consolidate
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Liat's Caribbean marriage
Mark Darby describes how he has helped forge a remarkable new direction for Antigua's Liat in his second article about life as the chief executive of the Caribbean airline
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Forum: Pilots fight back
The airline industry is recovering from its post-9/11 downturn, but pilot salaries - which have been depressed for years - are not increasing in tandem, says Captain John Prater, new president of the Air Line Pilots Association International, which represents 60,000 pilots at 40 airlines in the USA and Canada
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Airbus's restructuring and delay problems leave USA open to extend olive branch to EU in WTO case
The USA is extending a potential olive branch to Europe in the ongoing transatlantic trade dispute over Airbus aircraft subsidies currently before the World Trade Organisation (WTO) - effectively an offer to settle out of court.
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NewsA380 set for cut in wake separation after research likely to prove closer approaches possible
Airbus A380 wake turbulence in-trail separation criteria may be reduced later this year from the distances published in the safety case study late in 2006, it emerged at Eurocontrol's international WakeNet conference in Brussels, Belgium last week. Meanwhile, existing separation standards between in-service aircraft are to be reviewed.
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Finnair finalises deal on A350 delay reparations
Carrier negotiates bargain XWBs from Airbus as part of compensation talks