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2005
| April
Aviation Amendments Fail To Pass During DHS Mark-Up
Airlines Ink Deal With G2 For Leverage, Lower Costs
World Air Buys North American For $35M, Expects Cost Savings
Air France Faults U.S., EU Strategies In Open-Skies Talks
House Cuts Compliance Time To Let GA Into National
Boeing Revenues Drop In Commercial Aircraft Division
Hong Kong Declines Open Skies, Mulls Some Liberalization
Airbus A380 Handling Pleases Test Pilots On Inaugural Flight
Mesa Posts Profit, Confident About Future Even With Merger
Airports, Airlines Urge More Investment In Security Tools
AirTran Reports Loss, May Sublease Some Boeing 737s
Air-India Opts For Boeing In Another Win For 787 Program
Pan Am Plans Another Attempt At Florida Service
Technology, Airline Health Top Burns'' List Of Concerns
Blakey Says Aviation Funding Changes Must Not Discriminate
Air Canada Taps Boeing; ''Two Engines Better Than Four''
Airbus MRO Network Members Could See Boost In Business
Republic Set To Close Deal With Shuttle America
Mesaba Wins At Least 15 New CRJs From Northwest
UAL To End Pensions And Pass To PBGC
Deutsche Bank May Back Alitalia Rescue Plan
Delta Losses Mount As Fuel Costs ''Mask'' Other Reductions
EU Transport Ministers Back More Open Skies Talks With U.S.
JetBlue Stays Profitable, Frustrated With Fort Lauderdale
Continental Loss Grows As Fuel Prices Weigh Heavily
America West Posts Loss, But Unit Revenues Outlook Strong
U.S. Only Slightly Behind EU In ATC Plans, Dillingham Says
AWA Not Obligated To Merge But Vows To Survive Consolidation
Mineta Makes Big Push For Open Skies In Hong Kong
Newark Airlines, Port Authority Still At Stalemate Over Fees
Mica To Seek Bill Funding In-Line Baggage Screening
Airbus A380 Production Cost On The Rise, Study Shows
Valuair, Pakistan CEOs Resign From Positions
U.S., Thailand Commit To Air Transport Talks
Aviation Needs Larger Share Of Development Funds, Blakey Says
Delta Wants Revenue Guarantees From Wichita
Cargo Pilots Critical About Security Screening
NATCA, FAA Prepare For Contract Talks This Summer
Chautauqua Pilots Spell Out Terms For Shuttle America Deal
EasyJet Considers Adding Aircraft As It Plots Expansion
S&P Cautious About ILFC As Lessor Finalizes Multiple Deals
GAO Reports On Public, Private Screeners
FAA Watchdogs Stress Need For More Belt-Tightening
Strong March Helps Southwest Triple Profits For First Quarter
Eurocontrol To Check Flight Plans For Banned Aircraft
U.K., India Relax Bilateral Agreement
FLYi Tweaks Network As Pilots Weigh Salary Freezes
Airline Provision Struck From House Postal Reform Bill
Aviation Provision In Postal Bill Headed For House, Senate Committees
TSA: Atlanta ''Overreacting'' To Routine Screener Staff Issues
Largest U.S. Airlines Will Likely Post $2 Billion Loss In First Quarter
EU To Debate Fuel Tax For Development Aid
DOT Secretary Mineta Kicks Off Asia Trip In Tokyo
EU Still Seeks To Avoid WTO In Airframer Subsidies Battle
United Denies AFA Allegations About Management Concessions
Aviation Trust Fund Healthier Than Advertised, NATCA Says
Swiss Pilots Vote In Favor of Strike
AirTran Becomes First LCC To Start Richmond Flights
House To Examine Reopening DCA To General Aviation
United Forms Team Of VPs To Cut Overhead Expenses
Air Wisconsin Loses United Flights, Retains Some Ground-Handling
FAA Considers Lifting Runway Restrictions At Fort Lauderdale
EADS Plans To Pick New U.S. Site In Second Half Of 2005
Flight Attendants Resist Inflight Cell Phone Use
Continental Complains About Swiss Access To U.S.-U.K. Flights
Air Arabia Considering A Fleet Expansion
Continental To Launch U.S.-India Nonstop Flights
Lufthansa To Get Tougher On Costs, Mayrhuber Warns
JetBlue On-Time Arrivals Down Due To Poor Northeast Weather
Okun To Boost Chicago Express Fleet, Seek Partner Airline
Evergreen Proposes New Service To China''s Zone 3
Republic Airways Eyes Shuttle America Certificate
LOT Close To Deciding Between Airbus A350 And Boeing 787
JetBlue Takes Top Quality Ranking; United Moves Up
GECAS Bailouts Not A Sign Of Life-Long Commitment
United Taps SkyWest, GoJet To Replace Some Air Wis Flying
EU Proposes Initial Subsidies Reduction; U.S. Insists On End
FAA Targets Insulation Blankets Coated With Sub-Standard Film
Miami Seeks To Be Competitive By Offering Airline Incentives
Swiss To Split Regional Operations From Mainline
Lufthansa Technik Cautious On Outlook For 2005
Hiring Problems Bog Down US-VISIT Exit Pilot Program
FAA Debuts New Oceanic ATC System In New York
Continental Unions Ratify Most Of Cuts; Attendants Hold Out
