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What flier to expect from airline apps in not-too-distant future

Mobile Airline Applications

What flier to expect from airline apps in not-too-distant future

Airline passengers are already able to check in to flights, download boarding passes, select a seat on the go and keep an eye on the upgrades list thanks to recent evolutions in smartphone ...

South Pacific carriers will need 736 aircraft worth $98 billion

Airbus’ Global Market Forecast

South Pacific carriers will need 736 aircraft worth $98 billion

According to Airbus’ latest Global Market Forecast (GMF), between 2011 and 2030, carriers in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands region will require 736 new passenger and freighter ...

Airlines record 5th successive month of global capacity growth

Global Airline Industry

Airlines record 5th successive month of global capacity growth

CHICAGO, Ill. - The world's airlines have scheduled 5% more capacity on 3% more flights for the fifth month running, according to the latest statistics from OAG, a UBM Aviation brand.

World Routes Awards winners named at Berlin Networking Evening

Awards voted on exclusively by airlines

World Routes Awards winners named at Berlin Networking Evening

Winners of the World Routes Awards 2011 were formally announced last night at the Berlin Networking Evening, which took place at the site of the new Berlin Brandenburg Airport Willy Brandt, nine ...

United and Continental introduce United Club

United Club Introduced

United and Continental introduce United Club

CHICAGO, Ill. – United Continental Holdings, Inc. will introduce a new name for its airport lounges on Oct. 1.

WestJet and Emirates launch interline agreement

Global Air Travel

WestJet and Emirates launch interline agreement

Emirates and WestJet announced the launch of an interline agreement that offers passengers expanded global air travel, via two internationally admired airlines – with one easy itinerary.

GOL and Aerolineas Argentinas sign codeshare Memorandum of Understanding

GOL and Aerolineas Argentinas

GOL and Aerolineas Argentinas sign codeshare Memorandum of Understanding

SAO PAULO, Brazil - GOL Linhas Aereas Inteligentes S.A., the largest low-cost and low-fare airline in Latin America, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Argentinean airline, ...

Lombok new international airport set to open October 1

Bandara Internasional Lombok Airport

Lombok new international airport set to open October 1

New Bandara Internasional Lombok Airport is set to open for business on October 1, 2001.

Emissions trading scheme puts additional pressure on airlines

European Emissions Trading Scheme

Emissions trading scheme puts additional pressure on airlines

SINGAPORE - From January next year, all airlines flying to Europe will have to buy permits for the carbon dioxide they emit.

GOL receives ANAC approval for Webjet acquisition

GOL to acquire Webjet Linhas Aereas S.A.

GOL receives ANAC approval for Webjet acquisition

SAO PAULO, Brazil - GOL Linhas Aereas Inteligentes S.A., the largest low cost/low tariff air carrier in Latin America, yesterday (September 20, 2011) received approval from the National Civil ...

Air Transport Association opposes Obama's proposed aviation taxes

ATA against proposed new departure tax

Air Transport Association opposes Obama's proposed aviation taxes

WASHINGTON - The Air Transport Association of America (ATA), the industry trade organization for the leading U.S.

First Winter Operation Forum for airports and airlines to be held

Top airport and airline executives to meet in Iceland

First Winter Operation Forum for airports and airlines to be held

Keilir Aviation Academy announced "The First Winter Operation Forum" presented in partnership with AirTransportNews, ACI, AEA, SITA, Icelandair, and the Ministry of Transport in Iceland.

Battle for the skies turns into battle for pilots

East African Aviation Industry

Battle for the skies turns into battle for pilots

By Dr. Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN Uganda

The arrival of another Embraer E190 jet at Kenya Airways’ base in Embakasi earlier this week, the prospect of two more such aircraft coming shortly to join the fleet and the apparent review of ...

US DOT wants to explicitly ban e-cigarettes on planes

Electronic Cigarettes To Be Banned

US DOT wants to explicitly ban e-cigarettes on planes

Puffing on electronic cigarettes is already a no-no on flights, but the government wants there to be no doubt.

How one day impacted the desires of a decade

Effects of 9/11

How one day impacted the desires of a decade

By Anita Mendiratta

This weekend, wherever the location, whatever time zone, thoughts, minds, hearts, and emotions across the globe are united by the remembrance of this September 11th being ten years on.

Are US airlines turning into wardrobe Gestapo?

What's OK to wear on a plane?

Are US airlines turning into wardrobe Gestapo?

Provocative flight attendants' uniforms used to raise eyebrows in the 1970s "Fly Me" era of aviation, but these days it's the passengers who are under scrutiny for their attire.

US airlines ignore sluggish economy, hike fares

US carriers hiking the price of flying again

US airlines ignore sluggish economy, hike fares

NEW YORK - The sluggish economy hasn't stopped airlines from hiking the price of flying ... again.

Airlines ripping passengers off with debit card surcharges

Carriers charge passengers excessive fees

Airlines ripping passengers off with debit card surcharges

Airlines are still charging travelers excessive fees for booking flights with their debit cards, despite a ruling by the OFT that they should be banned.

Precision Air's IPO finally gets take-off clearance

Initial Public Offering Gets off the Ground

Precision Air's IPO finally gets take-off clearance

By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN

(eTN) - Regulatory authorities in Tanzania have finally bowed to increasing pressure to allow Precision Air, a privately-owned airline of Tanzania and partner of Kenya Airways, to go ahead with ...

United Airlines in negotiations with flight attendants and technicians

Intense Mediations

United Airlines in negotiations with flight attendants and technicians

CHICAGO, Illinois – The Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) and United Continental Holdings, Inc.

Airline can save $30 per flight for every minute cut from boarding

Most efficient way to get passengers on board found?

Airline can save $30 per flight for every minute cut from boarding

Airlines have raced to find the fastest way to board a plane for years, and with good reason. Less time spent on boarding can translate into cash.

New cabin concepts on show at Aircraft Interiors Expo Americas

Aircraft Interiors Expo Americas 2011

New cabin concepts on show at Aircraft Interiors Expo Americas

SEATTLE, Wash.

European, US carriers dominate list of world's safest airlines

New list of the world's safest carriers

European, US carriers dominate list of world's safest airlines

Although rarely featured in the top 10 rankings for best customer service, European and American carriers soundly dominate a new list of the world's safest airlines.

Air Transport Association calls for National Airline Policy

Air Transport Association of America

Air Transport Association calls for National Airline Policy

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The Air Transport Association of America, Inc. (ATA), the industry trade organization for the leading U.S.

Hurricane Irene strands thousands of Brits in US

British tourists stuck in US

Hurricane Irene strands thousands of Brits in US

Thousands of British tourists stranded in the US, after being caught by the tropical storm that has battered the eastern seaboard, face further chaos with long delays to home-bound flights.

Orgasms and tears for some airplane movie watchers

Evolution of in-flight entertainment

Orgasms and tears for some airplane movie watchers

Such is the evolution of in-flight entertainment that travelers can now fulfill their own needs on flights. One-flick-suits-all journeys are relics of the past.

FAA is putting air traffic controllers in the cockpit

FAA Flight Deck Training Program

FAA is putting air traffic controllers in the cockpit

Washington - All day, almost every day, air traffic controller Chris Boughn talks to pilots.

15.4 million Indonesians expected to travel over Eid holidays

Trains Sold Out, Airlines Adding Flights

15.4 million Indonesians expected to travel over Eid holidays

This year, Indonesian Minister for Transportation Freddy Numberi expects the number of people making the yearly trek to their respective hometowns over the Eid holidays to reach 15.4 million ...

Airlines Reporting Corporation

ARC: Air ticket sales by US travel agents are 6 percent up

ARLINGTON, Va.

"Alternative airports" score sky-high approval among travelers

Alternative Airports

"Alternative airports" score sky-high approval among travelers

MILWAUKEE - Offering lower airfares, affordable parking and overall convenience, "alternative" airports score sky-high approval among air travelers who've used them.

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