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Airlines gearing up to cut more flights, possibly jobsDALLAS -- Executives of major U.S. airlines, already seeing signs of slumping travel demand, said Tuesday that they were ready to cut more flights, and Delta hinted at more job losses as the carriers jockey to survive the deepening recession. ... |
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Opposition wary of Qantas-BA mergerThe federal Opposition says any merger between Qantas and British Airways would have to work better than previous arrangements between the airlines. ... |
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US Airways Says $15 First Checked Bag Fee Is A Huge Success [Poll]US Airways CEO Doug "OK To Drive" Parker says that US Airways new $15 fee for the first checked bag is a huge success. It's caused a 20% drop in checked luggage — which has improved baggage handling performance — all while adding revenue during a tough time for airlines. Fro... |
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Airlines To Rescue Stranded BritsCommercial flights will rescue those Britons left stranded in Thailand after protests closed two airports, the Foreign Secretary has announced. ... |
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Continental Plans Dreamliner Seats to Be RoomyEven though Boeing's 787 Dreamliner remains grounded by a series of embarrassing delays, airlines that have ordered the plane are eager to take advantage of its unique features designed to enhance the flying experience for passengers. ... |
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Airlines Weather TurmoilAirlines have resisted the urge to add capacity as oil prices fall, positioning them for profits next year. ... |
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