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United Airlines Sees Passenger Revenue Rise

Mar/11/2010 | Under : Airline Flight, Airline Service, Airlines Finance, United Airlines

United Airlines is seeing passenger revenue rise faster than the rest of the airline industry, with business travel and other high-end fares picking up.

The carrier said on Tuesday that January passenger revenue for each mile it flew rose 10.5 percent. That gain is three times bigger than the airline industry as a whole.
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AirAsia Plans To Extend Flights to India from May 2010

Mar/11/2010 | Under : Airbus, Airline Flight, Airline Service

AirAsia, one of the leading no-frills airlines, plans to expand flight route in India. It plans to add four direct flights connecting Bangkok with Kolkata, New Delhi, Amritsar and Mumbai from May this year.

“New Delhi and Mumbai sectors will be serviced by Air Asia X, low cost long haul carrier via new Airbus A330, while Amritsar and Kolkata will be serviced by AirAsia, low cost short haul airline by Airbus A320 aircrafts,” Kathleen Tan, head, (regional head – commercial), AirAsia, told reporters in Mumbai on Tuesday.
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US Transportation Announce Airlines Companies On-Time Performance for January

Mar/11/2010 | Under : Airline Flight, Airline Service, Airlines Companies

Here are U.S. carriers, listed in order of their on-time arrival rating for January. The figures are from the U.S. Transportation Department.

1. Hawaiian Airlines, 86.7 percent
2. Alaska Airlines, 85.8
3. United Airlines, 83.7
4. Frontier Airlines, 83.2
5. Continental Airlines, 82.3
6. Delta Air Lines, 81.4
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Southwest Airlines Puts Storm Revenue Loss at $15M

Mar/11/2010 | Under : Airline Flight, Southwest Airlines, US Airways

Southwest Airlines Co. says that winter storms along the East Coast last month cost it $15 million in lost passenger revenue.

Southwest’s estimate on Friday came after two other airlines said earlier this week that the poor weather cost them about $55 million in lost revenue.
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Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air Launches Mobile Apps

Mar/11/2010 | Under : Airline Flight, Airline Service, Alaska Airlines, Southwest Airlines

Frequent travelers on Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air can now download mobile applications for the iPhone, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile smartphones. The free apps allow travelers to review flight schedules, check arrival and departure times, add mileage plan numbers, receive flight alerts and more.
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US Airways, Delta Lead Traffic Decline on Storm Cancellations

Mar/11/2010 | Under : Airline Flight, Airline Service, US Airways

US Airways Group Inc. and Delta Air Lines Inc. led the six largest U.S. carriers to a 1.7 percent drop in February traffic as storms caused thousands of flight cancellations.

US Airways had the widest traffic decline at 4.7 percent, and said the storms reduced its revenue by about $30 million last month. UAL Corp.’s United Airlines said yesterday its traffic slid 0.5 percent in that time, and that the storms lowered revenue by $40 million.
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Airlines Companies Face Delays Amid Extra Security

Dec/27/2009 | Under : Airline Flight, Airline Service, Airlines Companies, Aviation

Delta Air Lines Inc., the world’s largest carrier by traffic, said its domestic and international flights were experiencing “minimal” delays Saturday after Friday’s alleged terrorism incident aboard one of its Detroit-bound Northwest Airlines flights from Amsterdam.
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Safety Officials Probe American Airlines Jet’s Botched Landing

Dec/27/2009 | Under : Airline Flight, Airline Service, Airlines Companies, American Airline

An American Airlines jet scraped a wingtip and partially veered off the runway while landing in poor visibility Sunday night at Charlotte, N.C., and federal air-safety regulators are looking into why it took the carrier four hours to notify them about the event.

While none of the crew or the 110 passengers aboard Flight 1402 was injured, the Federal Aviation Administration is treating the event as an accident. On Monday, FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said American’s timing in notifying the agency “is part of the investigation.” (continue reading…)

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San Diego Airport, American And Southwest Airlines Spread Holiday Cheer

Dec/21/2009 | Under : Airline Flight, Airline Industry, Airlines Companies, Aviation

The holiday season can be a difficult time for many, especially during an economic downturn. It is also the darkest time of the year. Yet there are many signs of generosity and light which affirm our humanity and universal bonds. We came across several good news stories involving San Diego International Airport, American Airlines, and Southwest Airlines that we’d like to share. May they brighten your day, and also help you to think about helping others. (continue reading…)

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