Signs Of Recovery At European Airports
Traffic figures for the beginning of the new year reveal improving signs of recovery at European airports.
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Candidates Narrow To Three
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
With the shenanigans of outgoing CEO of the Kenya Airports Authority over the selection of his successors brought to an abrupt halt by a newly-assertive chairman and board of the Kenya Airports Author
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Snowstorm Grounds Flights
NEW YORK - Airline officials say hundreds of flights have been canceled as a snowstorm bears down on the Northeast.
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Job Qualifications Modified
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
Predictably, in view of the shenanigans by outgoing CEO George Muhoho, the recently-appointed chairman of the Kenya Airports Authority and his board decided to declare the advert seeking applications
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Air Transport Platform
By eTN Staff Writer
Productive meetings and intensive networking characterized the third edition of Routes Americas, the biggest networking event for the region’s air transport industry and the most successful to date.
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Winners Announced
By eTN Staff Writer
Routes on Monday celebrated the first regional heat of this year’s Airport Marketing Awards and announced the winners for the Americas region.
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Questionable Doings By Outgoing CEO
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
Aviation sources from Kenya have harshly criticized the outgoing Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) CEO George Muhoho for allegedly trying to impose a successor on the organization.
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Leading Air Transport Forum
By eTN Staff Writer
The Route Development Group (RDG) is pleased to announce that the 18th World Routes, the largest gathering of airlines, airports, and tourism authorities in the world, is to be held in Abu Dhabi in 20
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New Survey
By eTN Staff Writer
In the national State of the American Traveler survey conducted this week by Destination Analysts, nearly half of American leisure travelers feel that airport passenger screening techniques are inadeq
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US AIR TRANSPORT SECURITY
By etn staff writer
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Flying is widely recognised as the safest form of travel, reinforced by a robust regime of established security procedures.
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Contract Draws Worldwide Protest
By eTN Staff Writer
United Airlines flight attendants, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, AFL-CIO (AFA-CWA), are conducting a worldwide protest because United Airlines management failed to negotiate
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EU
By SLOBODAN LEKIC
BRUSSELS – Fearing a rift with the United States, the European Union said Thursday it may force resistant member states to use the full-body scanners being pushed by the Obama administration in the
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Business Travel
By Bert Archer
The latest threat at a U.S. airport will mean tighter restrictions for all fliers. For some road warriors, the hassle and uncertainty are reason enough to stay close to home.
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Airport Security Crackdown
By Dan Milmo and Alan Travis
The most significant changes to British airport security since 2006 will see increased pat-down searches, more sniffer dogs in terminals and a step-up in hand luggage inspections after the government
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Airline Safety
By Robert J. McCarthy
Sen. Charles E.
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US-Bound Flights Security
On the first day of what was supposed to be tighter screening ordered by the U.S.
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Tricky Travel Into The New Year
An ongoing stormy weather pattern through the weekend will lead to delays at some major airport hubs and secondary airfields on top of heightened security in the US.
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All Flights Halted For Several Hours
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
The crucial runway lights failed on the evening of December 9 at Nairobi’s main international airport, Jomo Kenyatta International, halting all incoming and outbound flights for several hours.
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One For The Record Books
By Jill Lyman
It is one for the record books in many areas along the east coast. The winter snowstorm dumped up to two feet of snow from the Carolinas to Cape Cod bringing airports and roadways to a standstill.
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South Africa
Foreign airlines may have to reduce their flights to South Africa because of the mounting cost of building the new international airport in Durban and massive airport tariff hikes by Airports Company
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