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Interview: Korean Air's Keehong Woo

Seoul - Speaking here this month to members of the media on the occasion of Korean Air's inaugural Airbus A380 flight to New York JFK, managing vice... KEEP READING

Congress Restores FAA Funding, Sets Sept. 16 ExpirationBy Lauren Darson

Following a two-week partial shutdown of the Federal Aviation Administration, President Barack Obama on Aug. 5 signed a six-week funding extension. The... KEEP READING

Privately held Virgin Atlantic Airways cited "strong growth in business traffic" as it posted a $30.1 million (£18.5 million) pre-tax operating profit for the year ending Feb. 28, 2011.

Passengers who booked flights before, but flew during, the partial Federal Aviation Administration shutdown beginning July 23 "are not entitled to a refund of the airline ticket excise tax,"

The U.S. Senate during a pro forma session passed the 21st Federal Aviation Administration funding extension,

The House and Senate have reached a deal to extend Federal Aviation Administration funding, which if approved would end a shutdown of nearly two weeks

Delta and Aerolíneas Argentinas in the fourth quarter expect to begin sharing codes

Alaska Airlines during July remained firmly atop on-time performance rankings among the nine largest U.S. carriers, according to FlightStats.

Alaska Airlines during July remained firmly atop on-time performance rankings among the nine largest U.S. carriers, according to FlightStats.... KEEP READING

TSA Pilots Traveler Behavior Screenings In BostonBy Lauren Darson

The Transportation Security Administration will expand its Screening of Passengers by Observation Techniques program by requiring every airline... KEEP READING

JetBlue Offers Unlimited Boston, Long Beach Travel PassesBy Jay Boehmer

JetBlue Airways on Thursday began selling three-month, all-you-can-fly passes, with business travelers who use its Boston and Long Beach, Calif., hubs... KEEP READING

More LCCs Emerging In Asia/PacificBy Amon Cohen

Southeast Asia's largest airlines have been preparing new, low-cost subsidiaries. Japan's All Nippon Airways and Malaysia-based AirAsia, the region's... KEEP READING

Three Largest European Carriers Stung By Fuel Costs, World CrisesBy Amon Cohen

Europe's three leading airline groups have announced strongly contrasting financial figures for the second quarter of 2011.... KEEP READING

Ticket Taxes, Airport Projects In Limbo As FAA Shutdown ContinuesBy David Jonas

The political brinksmanship that led to the weekend expiration of the U.S. government's authority to collect air ticket taxes continued this week,... KEEP READING

TSA Plans To Pilot Expedited Airport Security ScreeningBy Jay Boehmer

As business travelers know, there often are two components to the airport security waiting game: first, a queue that leads to a document checker who... KEEP READING

ARC, Prism Ding GDSs In Data DealBy Jay Campbell

ARC revealed plans to provide origin and destination data to Prism Group for Prism's airline customers.... KEEP READING

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