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2013/05/19 23:16
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Singapore’s Changi Seeks Growth With Gold, Tuna: ...
Changi Airport, Southeast Asia’s largest freight airfield, plans to attract more gold bars, tuna and vaccines to Singapore as it seeks to increase handling of high-value cargo to make up for slowing...
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2013/05/15 13:37
2013/05/15 13:37
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Solidarity doubts Telkom's motives - Business Wat...
Long-suffering investors in Telkom may have been driven to despair if there had not been some glimmer of light at the end of the proverbial tunnel. Buoyed by news of the appointment of Miriam Altman...
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2013/05/15 08:50
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UN faces uphill battle to reduce global airline e...
UN faces uphill battle to reduce global airline emissions By Allison Martell and Valerie Volcovici MONTREAL/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Little progress has been made in a United Nations' effort to craft...
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2013/05/09 19:12
2013/05/09 19:12
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IATA’s CEO talks fuel safety, supply reliability
Tony Tyler, director general and CEO of the International Air Transport Association, talked about fuel safety and other topics with the Aviation Fuel Forum in Berlin. On average, fuel accounts for a...
Tony Tyler International Air Transport Association Berlin International Civil Aviation Organization Manchester
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2013/05/06 00:45
2013/05/06 00:45
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IATA pushes single airport system for PH
MANILA, Philippines - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is pushing for the continued improvement of the operations of the congested Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and the...
MANILA International Air Transport Association Joseph Emilio Abaya Ninoy Aquino International Airport Clark International Airport
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2013/05/01 18:44
2013/05/01 18:44
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Airline Traffic Growing Fast Abroad, Slow In The ...
Global airline traffic was up nearly six percent in March, thanks to improved business confidence and strong demand for travel in emerging markets. Airplanes and workers at Geneva airport on March...
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2013/05/01 14:36
2013/05/01 14:36
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Global air travel 'rises by 5.9%'
Share this page Iata said global demand for air travel was uneven The International Air Transport Association (Iata) says air passenger travel grew by 5.9% in March compared with a year earlier,...
Tony Tyler International Air Transport Association CONGRESS Obama administration
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2013/04/30 20:11
2013/04/30 20:11
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IATA: Airfreight markets weakened in March
IATA’s latest figures show that airfreight markets weakened in March, and that the improvement in air cargo growth rates that began towards the end of 2012 has stalled. Global Freight Tonne...
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2013/04/30 16:18
2013/04/30 16:18
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IATA raises profit outlook for world’s airlines
GENEVA - The world’s airlines nudged up their profit forecasts for 2013, reflecting growing confidence in the global economy and the financial performance of airlines, the International Air Transport...
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2013/04/28 13:19
2013/04/28 13:19
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Is this the end of expensive air travel in Africa?
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner is hosed down on arrival in Addis Ababa on August 17, 2012. (Jenny Vaughan/AFP/Getty Images) JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – An upstart airline may be the first pan-African...
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2013/04/26 20:30
2013/04/26 20:30
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GCC a key travel hub
A phenomenal surge in air connectivity by the world’s fastest growing carriers and the rapidly-expanding airports have turned Arabian Gulf states into the world’s newest travel hub. According to a...
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2013/04/26 11:12
2013/04/26 11:12
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European airlines give way to Asian competitors
Europe is the only part of the world where things the situation for air carriers leaves much to be desired. In 2012 the total loss of European companies amounted to over 1.2 billion euros. The media...
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2013/04/25 13:07
2013/04/25 13:07
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3 options for PH airport system
... options for PH airport system Transportation and Communications Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya on Thursday said that he will present to the Palace three options on how to improve the country’s...
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2013/04/23 06:34
2013/04/23 06:34
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Unheard of triple-dip recession looms large in UK...
Back in 2008, when the world was slipping into recession, central banks and governments pulled out all the stops to keep the global economy ticking over. The big fear then was that an artificially...
2013/04/18 18:19
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African airlines to make profit but heavy taxed
Africa's airlines are set to earn $100 million in profits this year but face heavy taxes with fuel costs that are way above the global average, the industry's body chief said Thursday. "Much of the...
2013/04/18 18:18
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IATA expecting lean profits
Email a Friend Sent Successfully Sending failed. It's possible that the address you are trying to mail is unsubscribed from EWN mailers. The aviation industry is not expecting to make a big profit...
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