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Air New Zealand profit down 90 pct, bumpy outlook - The airline said the global recession had hit air travel hard and it has been cutting jobs and capacity to cope with lower passenger numbers. Qantas axes 123 cabin crew jobs - of about 123 jobs because of a big slump in demand for international travel. The airline previously embarked on a large recruitment drive for overseas Airline competition has become an international team game - Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement that the alliances "will benefit consumers, enhance competition and preserve jobs. European Factors -- Shares seen opening higher; data eyed - [ID:nLR315419] Spanish airline Iberia said on Friday it would cut its flight capacity by another 5 percent in the second half after weak demand for air Philippine Air may axe over 3000 jobs - The airline industry is one of the sectors hardest hit by the global recession, even as the world economy shows signs of recovery, although the Pilot pursues new airline in York County - He said the project could bring 1000 jobs to the region. Gilham has registered his company, Quest Airlines LLC, in Berwick. However, Gilham does face some Sen. Edward Kennedy's career timeline - Senator Kennedy led the successful effort to deregulate the airline industry, enabling airlines to set competitive rates and reduce costs for consumers.

Air New Zealand profit down 90 pct, bumpy outlook - The airline said the global recession had hit air travel hard and it has been cutting jobs and capacity to cope with lower passenger numbers. Howard Learner: High-speed rail development can be win-win-win for - Let's invest in train stations and bolster transit, bus, taxi and airline connections so that rail stations can serve as truly intermodal hubs of economic Report: Japan Airlines mulls cutting 5000 jobs - TOKYO Struggling Japan Airlines Corp., which is in the midst of major restructuring, is considering slashing 5000 jobs in three years, a news report said Air India workers on hunger strike over pay - More than 20000 employees of Air India, the cash-strapped state-owned airline, began a three-day hunger strike yesterday to protest against plans to cut Film review: The Age of Stupid -- Get eco-smart or die - He decides to start a cheapo airline that'll let people fly low cost, carbon emissions be damned. We see a British woman fight tooth and nail against a wind Airline Industry Sees Pain Extending Beyond the Recession - Earlier this month, Delta Air Lines Inc. cited a gloomy revenue outlook for the rest of the year in its plans to cut more management jobs. Director: Airport's economic engine is strong - MANCHESTER Despite fewer airline passengers and a troubled economy, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport's economic impact continues to grow,

British Airways Sales May Drop by 1 Billion Pounds - The airline has delayed plane deliveries, cut back on in-flight catering and is in talks to eliminate as many as 4000 jobs to help reduce costs. Delta eyes more cuts among salaried workers - Delta CEO Richard Anderson said in a recorded message to employees that the airline would eliminate salaried jobs beyond the 2000 management and Alaska, seven other airlines, to buy synthetic diesel - of airlines and energy suppliers to diversify our fuel sources while contributing to a cleaner environment and adding new jobs to the economy. Howard Learner: High-speed rail development can be win-win-win for - Let's invest in train stations and bolster transit, bus, taxi and airline connections so that rail stations can serve as truly intermodal hubs of economic Funding "Exciting" Space Research - It's "a hell of a way to run an airline," as the saying goes. But in the article's discussion of possible funding and program options, one particular European Factors -- Shares seen opening higher; data eyed - [ID:nLR315419] Spanish airline Iberia said on Friday it would cut its flight capacity by another 5 percent in the second half after weak demand for air

European Factors -- Shares seen opening higher; data eyed - [ID:nLR315419] Spanish airline Iberia said on Friday it would cut its flight capacity by another 5 percent in the second half after weak demand for air News In Brief: Delta's lie-flat seats, Redbox, Burger King - Delta, the world's largest airline, is making the investment as part of its effort to win passengers in New York, the biggest US market in which no single Workers, supporters rally to keep Frontier flying - It's very stressful because there aren'ta lot of other airline jobs in town, said Hernandez, a Denver resident. We might have to move out of town, Frontier's future hangs in the balance - If Frontier and Republic are willing to offer growth to Denver, the city will work to reduce the taxes the airlines have to pay to operate here.