Air Travel News
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China’s skies don’t have enough space.
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Bomb threats that caused China Eastern Airlines Corp. and two other carriers to alter some flight plans today were unfounded, Xinhua News Agency reported.
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Aircastle Ltd. aims to double its aircraft leasing assets to $10 billion over the next five years as rising travel in Asia spurs demand for planes.
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British Airways parent IAG SA and rival Air France-KLM Group fell 4.6 percent as evidence mounts that a fatal virus spreading in Europe can be transmitted among people, increasing the potential for disruption to air travel.
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AirAsia X Bhd., the long-haul arm of Asia’s biggest budget carrier, has started gauging investor interest for its $300 million Malaysian initial public offering.
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The Federal Communications Commission took a step toward improving Web access for air travelers, voting to write rules to open frequencies for an air-to-ground Internet service proposed by Qualcomm Inc.
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U.S. aviation regulators said they will keep 72 air-traffic control facilities open during overnight hours, reversing a plan prompted by across-the-board budget cuts.
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A group of Turkish builders led by Limak Holding AS won the bid to operate Istanbul’s new airport for 25 years, beating three other parties with its 22.13 billion-euro ($29 billion) offer, as Turkey aspires to create an aviation hub to rival booming operations in the Middle East.
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The recent U.S. airline delays reminded us that a dysfunctional government can also mess up our private lives.
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President Barack Obama began experiencing first-hand the effects of across-the-board federal spending cuts as the first wave of White House furloughs kicked in yesterday.
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