Bureau Of Transportation Statistics News
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Airlines are stepping up competition for full-fare passengers between New York and Los Angeles, with lie-flat seats, pricey French wines and personal valets to whisk travelers from curb to gate without wasting time in lines.
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China’s skies don’t have enough space.
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For AT&T Inc., the decision to introduce natural gas vehicles to the company’s fleet in 2008 proved well-timed, as the price gap between gas and diesel soared to an all-time high that summer.
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Southwest Airlines Co. is shifting its flight strategy at the Atlanta airport, the world’s busiest, in an escalating challenge to larger Delta Air Lines Inc. for local traffic.
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U.S. airlines, shunned by Warren Buffett for almost 25 years, are now rewarding investors with the biggest returns in more than a decade.
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US Airways Group Inc. and its regional partners are being investigated by the U.S. Transportation Department for the most widespread incident of long tarmac delays since a U.S. rule took effect in 2010.
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Closing almost half of U.S. air- traffic towers, as regulators plan if automatic budget cuts remain in place April 1, would put student, military, corporate and some commercial flights in the same airspace without eyes and ears to track them.
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U.S. airline fuel costs rose to $3.73 billion in December, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
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U.S. airline fuel costs fell to $3.74 billion in October, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
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U.S. airline fuel costs rose to $4 billion in Jan. according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
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