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Emerging Market: Low Cost Carriers Save Airlines
As luxury air travel remains at a decline, capital booms in low-cost markets inspire growth within the airline industry
FAA's recuperation measures ignore air freight pilots
Federal Aviation Administration mandates set rest-time for commercial pilots; air cargo pilots outraged by decision to place cargo operations on voluntary basis
Delta, US Airways Close Deal to Transfer Flying Rights in New York and Washington, D.C.
ATLANTA and TEMPE, Ariz., Dec. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) and US Airways (NYSE: LCC) today announced the closing of their agreement to transfer takeoff and landing rights at New York's LaGuardia and Washington D.C.'s...
AeroMechanical Services Ltd. Named as a Defendant in an Action Brought by Sierra Nevada Corporation
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Thomas R. French, CGA
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Thomas R. French, CGA
VP Finance and CFO
403-291-7427
tfrench@flyht.com
or
Barnes Communications Inc.
Colin Languedoc
Senior Consultant
416-367-5000 ext. 225
clanguedoc@barnesir.com
www.flyht.com
In Transit: Fixing Airline Maintenance
When it comes to repairing airplanes, less is never more
Air Freight stats vs. Freight Forwarding predictions
Air Freight numbers up in 2011, according to IATA, but Danske Bank European Freight Forwarding Index is down
Qantas Grounds A380s After Emergency Landing
The Airbus A380 experienced engine trouble over western Indonesia shortly after taking off.
Qantas flight QF32 had 433 passengers on board and a crew of 26. All those on the flight landed safely without injuries.
At a news conference, Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce said the craft had suffered a “significant engine failure”.
Airline Industry Rallies on Air Freight Security
The Yemen-based bomb scares have highlighted the need for increased security checks on all passenger and cargo aircraft.
Currently, air cargo is not extensively screened in the UK and other countries. However, the U.S. had set itself a target to screen 100 percent of air freight on passenger flights by August this year.
DHL to host Air Carriers Purchasing Conference
DHL, Millennium International/Aero Express and the ACPC will bring together domestic and international airlines and hundreds of aviation supply companies for airline industry roundtable discussions, breakout sessions with suppliers and an aviation networking forum.
WestJet Airlines to reduce capacity, earnings plummet
The Calgary-based carrier earned C$9.2 million, or seven Canadian cents a share in the quarter, down from C$26.8 million, or 21 Canadian cents a year earlier, as demand for air travel fell.
Qantas says BA merger talks end
By Mark Bendeich and John Bowker
UAL to cut 1,200 jobs as part of earlier plan
The layoffs are planned for early next year, a UAL spokeswoman said. Similar notices would continue into 2009, she said.
Delta and United Airlines squash merger talks
Delta, however, revealed that its board has established a committee to analyze "strategic options," including potential consolidation.