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Tough times ahead but no recession, says airline industry body

27.09.11
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has said that the outlook for the global economy is very uncertain, but it does not expect a recession... more

UK business starts to splash the cash as corporate travel firm grows

25.05.11
Corporate travel firm Hogg Robinson Group posts a 16% rise in full-year underlying pretax profit, beating expectations, as UK businesses spend more money on client travel... more

Air passengers stuck as ash cloud research plane goes missing

24.05.11
Air transport bosses have demanded to know why a crucial ash cloud monitoring plane was not being used as thousands of holidaymakers faced travel chaos... more

Hundreds of millions more Chinese take to skies

14.02.11
Booming demand for travel from China will help the aviation industry gain another 800 million passengers over the next two years, the International Air Transport Association predicts... more

Shopping malls soar as US rival begins to look interested

25.11.10
Most Americans were chowing down on their Thanksgiving turkey today, but there were some who preferred to sniff around British shopping centres... more

BAA slashes losses with record figures for summer fliers

27.10.10
BAA shows off record summer passenger figures which helped it slash losses for the first nine months of the year... more

EasyJet’s profits take off as passenger numbers boom

06.10.10
Budget airline easyJet upgrades its annual profit forecast after benefiting from booming passenger numbers during September, adding substance to growing signs of recovery in the aviation industry... more

Airline profits outfly forecasts

21.09.10
Global airlines will make a profit of $8.9 billion this year, much higher than previously forecast, the industry’s leading trade body says ... more

World airlines to turn in $2.5bn profit for year

07.06.10
Global airlines will swing back into profit this year but British Airways will still make a loss as strikes hammer the business... more

I’d say Zac Goldsmith is a better version of Nick Clegg

20.04.10
Just as the consequences of the volcano illustrate chaos theory, so the disruptive aberration of Nick Clegg may unexpectedly end up toppling one of the real outsiders in this election... more

Flights to start as BA chief says ban was unnecessary

19.04.10
Britain will start to open its airspace, bringing hope to thousands of Britons stranded by the Icelandic volcano... more

Watchdog backs Ryanair complaint over easyJet advert

03.03.10
Low-cost airline easyJet 'denigrated' rival Ryanair by suggesting the Irish carrier did not fly passengers to the destinations they had booked, the advertising watchdog rules... more

Airline bosses 'predict a rise in passengers in 2010'

08.02.10
Airline bosses believe passenger demand this year will soar back to levels last seen three years ago, according to the International Air Transport Association... more

Airlines hit by worst fall in passenger demand

27.01.10
Airlines suffered their worst fall in passenger demand in 2009, making this year almost certain to be another one of heavy losses, industry leaders say... more

BA leads airlines pledge to halve emissions

22.09.09
Airline industry pledges to cut emissions by half - a move that is certain to drive up fares... more

Are the clouds about to lift for beleaguered BA boss Willie Walsh?

16.09.09
Interview: After a bumpy recent ride, Willie Walsh reckons recovery is waiting in the wings — and his new London City-New York service will prove it... more

Hard-up BA grounds 22 jets after record losses

31.07.09
British Airways has been forced to ground 22 of its biggest planes and slash seven routes as it slumped to its first peak-season loss, dropping £148 million into the red... more

The sky-high terror of a flight without life jackets

14.07.09
The terror finally took hold of my companion when the air hostess started demonstrating how to wrap your hands around your seat cushion in the event of crashing into the sea... more

Airlines set to lose $9 billion this year

08.06.09
The world’s airlines will lose $9 billion this year, and the industry will face a slow recovery as the economic crisis saps air travel and cargo demand, a key industry body warned today ... more

BA's American tie-up 'crucial' as industry faces £6bn loss

08.06.09
British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh said the case for a tie-up between the UK flag carrier and American Airlines is "stronger than ever"... more

Malaysia Airlines scrap Qantas repair venture

15.04.09
Malaysia Airlines said it has dropped a proposed joint venture with Australia's Qantas Airways for aircraft maintenance and repair... more

Cathay Pacific has its wings clipped by fuel-hedging

08.01.09
Aviation: Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airways has seen paper losses from fuel-hedging almost treble to £646.5 million in two months as it bought long-term fuel supply contracts at the top of the market before prices plunged ... more

Airlines set for a £3.3bn hit from rise in fuel costs

20.08.08
A "perfect storm" of soaring fuel costs and slipping demand could cost global airlines £3.3 billion this year... more

Heathrow a joke, says airline chief

02.06.08
Heathrow was branded "a national embarrassment" by the head of the world's airline community... more

Ryanair 'to warn again on profits'

02.06.08
Investors in Ryanair are bracing themselves for another major profits alert from Europe's biggest budget carrier... more

Airlines in crisis as fuel costs soar

18.04.08
The days of such luxurious air travel - at least at the back of the cabin - are long in the past... more


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