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SkyWest Airlines to fly as US Airways Express

SkyWest Airlines

SkyWest Airlines to fly as US Airways Express

ST. GEORGE, Utah - SkyWest Airlines, a subsidiary of SkyWest, Inc.

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O'Leary: Ditch co-pilot, let the bloody computer fly the plane

Co-pilot is a waste of money says Ryanair CEO

O'Leary: Ditch co-pilot, let the bloody computer fly the plane

By A. Pawlowski

He's already suggested installing coin-operated lavatories and selling standing room on flights, ... read more

Make sure you have seat assignment in advance

Air Travel

Make sure you have seat assignment in advance

By TOM PARSONS

American Airlines recently began charging passengers to sit in the front of coach class during ... read more

Ten ways of beating airlines at their own game

Air Travel Tips

Ten ways of beating airlines at their own game

By RICK SEANEY

Is flying today a game? You bet and the odds are stacked against you.

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Mexicana CEO: At least $100M required to keep carrier airborne

Mexicana de Aviacion

Mexicana CEO: At least $100M required to keep carrier airborne

By Cyntia Barrera Diaz

Mexico City - Debt-ridden airline Mexicana de Aviacion needs a cash injection of at least $100 ... read more

United reports $273M 2Q profit

United Airlines

United reports $273M 2Q profit

By JOSHUA FREED

MINNEAPOLIS — The parent of United Airlines said on Tuesday that it earned $273 million in the ... read more

Lufthansa to begin flying into Pointe Noire in Central Africa

Beginning November 3

Lufthansa to begin flying into Pointe Noire in Central Africa

Beginning November 3 and pending regulatory approval, Lufthansa will begin flying five flights ... read more

Taking fun out of flying

Golden Age Of Air Travel Is Over

Taking fun out of flying

By YUNJI de NIES and TAYLOR BEHRENDT

When it comes to air travel, no matter where you look, the story is the same: With constant ... read more

Airlines' quest to cut costs continues

Frugal Flying

Airlines' quest to cut costs continues

By Ann Schrader

Southwest Airlines has made lemonade out of lemons, squeezing a projected $100,000 annual ... read more

Airline of The Week: V Australia

Making The Skies Friendly Again

Airline of The Week: V Australia

What's to love about this new airline from Richard Branson? A lot. Let's start with the obvious ... read more

Airlines get  help from cruise industry

Travel Industry

Airlines get help from cruise industry

The North American cruise line industry is fueling the economy and providing a significant ... read more

Trading miles is another way to fly

Air Travel

Trading miles is another way to fly

Scott Hintz needed more miles with American Airlines to book a free trip to Morocco this spring, ... read more

June data: Bargains for flyers, burn for airlines

Airline Industry

June data: Bargains for flyers, burn for airlines

By Scott McCartney

The Air Transport Association reports that passenger revenue for U.S.

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Kids flying solo

Air Travel

Kids flying solo

Numerous children ages 5-17 fly within the U.S. without an adult during summer. If your child ... read more

Airline of the week - Air Tahiti Nui

Finally, Cattle Class worth flying

Airline of the week - Air Tahiti Nui

This week we're giving a shout out to Air Tahiti Nui for providing an outstanding flying ... read more

Drop in US flying demand will accelerate, FAA says

Air Travel

Drop in US flying demand will accelerate, FAA says

By bloomberg.com

A decline in the number of passengers boarding U.S. domestic flights will accelerate this year ... read more

Which is safer: The drive to the airport or the flight?

Driving Or... Flying?

Which is safer: The drive to the airport or the flight?

By Keith Thomson, huffingtonpost.com

Recent events had me wondering about the accuracy of the old axiom that you're more likely to be ... read more

Five big changes coming to air travel in 2009

Air Travel

Five big changes coming to air travel in 2009

By smartertravel.com

Big changes in the world of air travel are coming in 2009. From merger mania to airport security ... read more

Flying 'A La Carte': Consumers dislike fees, but are willing to pay for choice

Amadeus Survey

Flying 'A La Carte': Consumers dislike fees, but are willing to pay for choice

By marketwatch.com

Amadeus, a global leader in technology and distribution solutions for the travel and tourism ... read more

Fighting airline fees: Will passengers vote with their wallets?

Airlines Fees

Fighting airline fees: Will passengers vote with their wallets?

By David Grossman, usatoday.com

At Cleveland Hopkins International Airport yellow strips of tape, like you might see surrounding ... read more

$1,000 domestic airfares may keep travelers from flying

US

$1,000 domestic airfares may keep travelers from flying

By usatoday.com

To many American leisure travelers, a $1,000 round-trip airline ticket might conjure a dream ... read more

Pilots forced to fly low on fuel worry about safety

Flying on empty

Pilots forced to fly low on fuel worry about safety

By newsday.com

Less than a month after pilots at US Airways took out a full-page ad in USA Today accusing the ... read more

Indian worker’s ordeal ends as airline agrees to fly him home

Qatar Airways

Indian worker’s ordeal ends as airline agrees to fly him home

RIYADH — An Indian expatriate from Dhahran was allowed to board a flight home yesterday, ... read more

Rising costs reshaping air travel across the USA

Oil Prices About To Change American Travel Customs

Rising costs reshaping air travel across the USA

Record-high oil prices are threatening to ground millions of travelers who have grown accustomed ... read more

Business-class airline Silverjet says it has investor to keep it flying

Silverjet Is Trying To Avoid EOS' Fate

Business-class airline Silverjet says it has investor to keep it flying

LONDON — Business-class airline Silverjet PLC, strained by high fuel prices and tight credit ... read more

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