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IATA & OSCE Sign Cooperation AgreementBy Michael B. Baker

The International Air Transport Association and the Vienna-based Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe signed a memorandum to boost... KEEP READING

Etihad Will Double Dublin CapacityBy Michael B. Baker

On April 1, Etihad Airways will add a second daily flight between Abu Dhabi and Dublin, doubling its capacity on the route. On Jan. 24, the carrier also... KEEP READING

Etihad Airways Partners Harmonize Loyalty OfferingsBy Amon Cohen

The eight airlines which form the Etihad Airways Partners group have aligned the benefits of their frequent-flyer programs. The group now presents to... KEEP READING

Delta Sees Pressure from Low Fares & the Power OutageBy Michael B. Baker

Facing pressure from low fares and yields, Delta Air Lines' passenger revenue declined 5 percent year over year in the third quarter to $9.1 billion.... KEEP READING

KLM Will Begin Service to MinneapolisBy Michael B. Baker

On March 27, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will begin operating three weekly round-trip flights between Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and... KEEP READING

China & U.K. Allow More Flight ConnectionsBy Michael B. Baker

China and the United Kingdom increased the passenger flights each country's carriers can fly to the other country each week from 40 to 100. The... KEEP READING

Anderson Resigns as Delta ChairmanBy Michael B. Baker

Former Delta Air Lines CEO Richard Anderson has stepped down as executive chairman of the carrier's board of directors, ending his brief stint in the... KEEP READING

Etihad to Increase Dallas/Fort Worth Service in FebruaryBy Michael B. Baker

On Feb. 2, Etihad Airways will boost the frequency of its Dallas/Fort Worth-Abu Dhabi service to weekly. The carrier currently flies between the two... KEEP READING

Alaska Posts Best September On-Time Arrival RateBy Michael B. Baker

Alaska Airlines was the most punctual major North American airline in September, with 90.4 percent of its flights reaching the gate within 15 minutes of... KEEP READING

Global Air Travel Demand Growth Slows in AugustBy Michael B. Baker

Global air passenger traffic increased 4.6 percent year over year in August as the airline industry continues to see the effect of terrorist attacks in... KEEP READING

UN Aviation Body Approves Carbon Emission PlanBy Michael B. Baker

The United Nations' International Civil Aviation Organization has approved a plan to reduce and offset carbon emissions on international flights, the... KEEP READING

Update: Airlines Issue Travel Waivers for Hurricane MatthewBy Michael B. Baker

U.S. airlines have implemented travel waiver policies in advance of Hurricane Matthew, a Category 4 storm that could impact the southeastern United... KEEP READING

LOT Launches Service to U.S. West CoastBy Michael B. Baker

LOT Polish Airlines will begin nonstop service between Warsaw and Los Angeles in April. The flight, operated four times per week on Boeing 787... KEEP READING

Enterprise Expands in South AmericaBy Michael B. Baker

Enterprise Rent-A-Car began operations in Buenos Aires, Bariloche and Mendoza in Argentina; Asunción, Paraguay; and Willemstad, Curacao. Altogether,... KEEP READING

LCC Eurowings Will Receive Airberlin AircraftBy Michael B. Baker

The Lufthansa Group will use leased aircraft from Airberlin to boost the fleet of its low-cost carrier Eurowings by more than a third. On March 26, as... KEEP READING

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