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Merger Turbulence Hits Fliers
Nearly 20 months after completing their $3.2 billion merger, United Airlines and Continental Airlines are grappling with the messy business of stitching together two sprawling operations.
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TSA Wants to Upgrade Its Service
The Transportation Security Administration has made its share of blunders. John Pistole, head of the 10-year-old agency, is trying to change that.
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Southwest, United Locked in Dogfight
Southwest offered to pay for construction of a $100 million international concourse at Houston's smaller airport, sweetening its offer in a tightly fought battle with United.
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CAPA: Jet Airways May Place Big Airbus Order
Jet Airways may order up to 100 Airbus planes as early as this year to partly replace its old aircraft and to strengthen its fleet in a market where some of its rivals are fast shrinking in size, according to a top airline consultant.
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Delta's Deal for Southwest Fleet Hinges on Pilot Contract
Delta Air Lines Inc. will begin taking delivery of Boeing Co. 717 aircraft as early as 2013 and has agreed to sublease all of Southwest Airlines Co.'s 717s over three years, pending ratification of a tentative labor deal with pilots.
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Qantas Splits Flights Units
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Portugal Picks Banks For Airline Sale
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Qantas Comes Back Down to Earth
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Qantas to Cut 500 Jobs
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Thai Airways Dismisses President
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