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• Geneva, Zurich airports end year better than most

  
  GenevaLunch — Authority: 526
  Kloten International Airport, Zurich, Switzerland Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – Geneva’s Cointrin International Airport will most likely end 2009 with 2 percent fewer passengers, a figure that is healthier than those most airports will show this year. The figure was provided by Robert Deillon, president ...
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• The airline industry

  
  Wednesday-Night — Authority: 135
  More on aviation and airlines and Wednesday-night.com ; Financial Times December 2008 Stiff Fines Are Set for Long Wait on the Tarmac (NYT) Carriers that do not provide food and water after two hours or a chance to disembark after three hours will face penalties of $27,500 a passenger. 30 November ...
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• A Weak Recovery for Business Travel

  
  Business Travel Tips — Authority: 422
  International Air Transport Association (IATA) said despite a slight recovery in world trade helped lift the number of people flying, total passenger numbers have now recovered about half of last year’s drop.IATA said that premium and economy passenger numbers are now around 6% points above their respective low ...
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• IATA predicts losses higher than previous estimate

  
  The Latest Travel News and Information — Authority: 440
  IATA has released a recent statement reporting that in the coming year, the losses faced by the airline industry are going be as high as 5.6 billion dollars. This is around 1.8 billion dollars more than the previous estimate. However, most of the industry is not worried as even though the losses predicted seem huge, ...
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• Aviation strengthens commitment to tough targets

  
  Aviation news - Planegrazy — Authority: 120
  Image via Wikipedia The International Air Transport Association (IATA) welcomed the Copenhagen Accord as an important step in the right direction for climate change. Aviation emissions were not addressed specifically in the Accord, a reflection of the pro-active measures the industry has taken to set challenging ...
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• The Smart Tag is on The Bag

  
  Trifter — Authority: 128
  Image via  Wikipedia Overview The RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) equation for tagging checked airline baggage is unique. RFID technology is far more accurate than the legacy barcode method of tracking, which often requires human intervention for accurate luggage sortation and routing to occur. The business ...
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• Aviation & Shipping Emissions

  
  Wednesday-Night — Authority: 135
  Climate Deal On Ships And Planes Seen Slipping Away (Reuters/Planet Ark) COPENHAGEN - Climate negotiators warned on Wednesday they may miss the opportunity to cap emissions from shipping and aviation and so miss out on billions of dollars in taxation to help poor countries cope with climate change. With just two days ...
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• What we’re reading: Aria Las Vegas opens, 787 performs as expected, IATA cuts 2010 forecast

  
  Consumer Traveler — Authority: 141
  After five years of construction, The Aria, CityCenters centerpeice is finally open.
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• Airline recession will continue into 2010, good news for passengers

  
  Gadling — Authority: 697
  Filed under: Business , North America , United States , Airlines The airline industry must be excited to see 2009 coming to a close. It was a year of route cuts, perk cuts and abuse from passengers over all kinds of sacrifices in the cabin ... and a genuine commitment to fees for extra bags. The global ...
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• Bisignani: Airlines to lose $5.6 billion in 2010

  
  eTurboNews - Travel and Tourism Industry News — Authority: 504
  Airline losses in 2010 will total $5.6 billion, 47 percent wider than an earlier forecast, as oil prices rise while carriers compete for passengers with lower fares, the International Air Transport As read more
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• IATA says globally airlines will lose $5.6 billion

  
  George S. May Business Blog — Authority: 130
  IATA, the international airline umbrella group, has projected a $5.6 billion loss for global carriers. Below is the AP write-up on the announcement, however, prior to posting that I want to point out two, some-what positives that were explained.1) While globally the loss expected is $5.6 billion, North American ...
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• TFN eNews 12/15/2009: The next mega-building boom — and who will be profiting from it

  
  TodaysFinancialNews.com LLC — Authority: 436
  In today’s TFN eNews: * The cyclical nature of blame * Good news for the airline industry * The next crude? Dear TFN eNews reader, Is there anyone still doubting the cyclical nature of business and politics? Well, look no further than President Obama for proof. It’s rarely mentioned these ...
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• Airlines could ease liquids rules in 2 years

  
  GenevaLunch — Authority: 526
  Ken Dunlap, IATA Genevas Cointrin airport, 15 December 2009 See all of GenevaLunch’s articles on the annual airline industry Iata meeting in Geneva 15 December Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) - The ban on liquids carried onto airplanes could end, but probably not sooner than in two years, says Ken ...
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• Costs to air passengers in holding pattern in 2009

  
  GenevaLunch — Authority: 526
  Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) - “In 2009 we’ve not seen big tax increases coming through,” says Jeff Poole, director of airport and industry charges and taxation at IATA (International Air Transport Association) in Geneva. Poole says the big worry now is the Copenhagen climate change conference, with the ...
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• What’s under the hood of AAR?

  
  TodaysFinancialNews.com LLC — Authority: 436
  It is a pivotal day for the airline industry. With its latest earnings figures due out after the closing bell, that may not be good news for AAR Corp. (NYSE:AIR). By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com Baltimore – ( TFN ): When I married my wife, I should have hired a personal travel agent. With family in ...
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• World airline losses in 2010 nearly double forecasts

  
  GenevaLunch — Authority: 526
  Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – The world’s airlines are expected to lose $$5.6 billion in 2010, nearly twice earlier forecasts of $3.8b. The losses will come on the heels of an “ Annus Horribilis ” in 2009 where losses will likely be $11b for the industry worldwide, IATA (International Air and Transport ...
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• Flying Internationally? Check That Airline Out First!

  
  SayEducate — Authority: 426
  You’re planning a trip in the near future, one that will take you overseas to destinations not served by most US air carriers. Your safety concerns have been raised because the country where you’ll be flying around within doesn’t have a reputation for airline safety. How can you confirm whether an airline is ...
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• Keynote from IATA Commercial Symposium 2009 – Driving revenue for airlines from real-time customer insights on social media

  
  SimpliFlying || Aviation :: Branding :: Technology || Airline marketing, airline brand management, social media, Web 2.0 — Authority: 112
  Dear SimpliFliers, As many of you know (from my about page / LinkedIn / Twitter ), I’m in Athens, Greece right now at the IATA Commercial Strategy Symposium 2009. It began with me leading a sold-out pre-conference hands-on workshop for airline executives on social media. Today and tomorrow I will be Chairing the ...
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• Aviation Brings its Targets to Copenhagen

  
  Aviation news - Planegrazy — Authority: 120
  Image by Getty Images via Daylife The International Air Transport Association (IATA) brought the aviation industry’s environmental goals to Copenhagen. Airlines, airports, air navigation service providers and manufacturers are calling for a global approach to reducing aviation emissions and are united in a ...
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• IATA anticipates 11 billion loss

  
  The Latest Travel News and Information — Authority: 440
  Despite businesses picking up worldwide in the third quarter, the International Airline Transport Association (IATA) believes that the airline industry this year will write a loss of at least 11 billion dollars. Europe was reported to be the worst affected region in the world for the aviation industry. The rest of ...
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