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NewsAirbus wins $2.8B worth of orders
Airbus yesterday pulled off twin orders together worth $2.8 billion. The first was for 30 A320 family aircraft worth $1.9 billion for Kingfisher Airlines.
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Face the facts with ... Filippo Bagnato
ATR is at Dubai in great shape – sensational shape compared with two years ago – on the back of a flood of orders and an oil-price driven resurgence of interest in turboprops. Filippo Bagnato, chief executive of ATR, talks to Mike Martin about the fight back against regional jets, ...
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Asia comes into focus
As traditional markets struggle, Asia remains the area for revenue-led growth, writes Chris Tarry of CTAIRA, with analyses from Fabrice Tacoun
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Revenue gains buoy carriers
Dragged down by the losses of three major network carriers in reorganisation, US airlines lost $2.6 billion in the third quarter. But revenues are rising as capacity falls, and some analysts are credibly optimistic
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Sterling sold to FL Group
The sale of Copenhagen-based budget carrier Sterling to Iceland’s FL Group is set to change the face of the Scandinavian low-cost sector.
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Delta and Northwest force labour cuts
The two majors in reorganisation are finding that the brute force of bankruptcy protection produces more results than a conciliatory approach.
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USA offers ownership and control deal
A late US offer on ownership and control may not be enough to spur a breakthrough on liberalisation talks between the European Union (EU) and the USA.
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Rocky relations
The row between Airports Council International (ACI) and IATA, with the airport group refusing to negotiate with IATA over the issue of airport charges, signals a new low in relations between the two trade bodies, but it may help clear the air towards finally agreeing performance benchmarks
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Service formula
As it approaches a decade of service, Canada’s WestJet is certainly not slowing down, but it is adapting its business model
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Growth phenomena
There seems to be no stopping the relentless expansion of the Gulf’s main carriers, but are their growth plans sustainable and realistic?