News-Government

• Australia: WA's Regional Air Routes "Guaranteed" [07/02/2009]
• EU Demands Assurances From Yemenia on Air Safety [07/02/2009]
• Grand Junction Airport Gets US$1.2 Million From Stimulus [06/30/2009]
• Airline Seats to Hawaii Up 1.8% Through September [06/30/2009]
• U.S. DOJ Opposes Immunity Bid by Continental Airlines [06/30/2009]
• FAA Pushes Regional Airline Safety [06/30/2009]
• Japan's Newest Airport Needs over 1 Million Passengers Every Year [06/30/2009]
• Ryanair to Order Up to 300 New Planes by Year-End [06/30/2009]
• Airlines: Swine Flu "Less Terrifying Than Bankers" [06/29/2009]
• China Eastern Gets Approval for Share Placement [06/29/2009]
• China's Private East Star Airlines to Get 500 Million Yuan Funding [06/29/2009]
• U.S. Probes Altitude, Speed Data on Two Airbus A330s [06/29/2009]
• Australia: Regional WA Flights "Won't Be Deregulated" [06/27/2009]
• Greek Air Traffic Controllers' Strike Halts Flights [06/27/2009]
• Cameroon to Buy Three Boeing Jets for New Carrier [06/27/2009]
• Arnold Schwarzenegger's Jet Makes "Steep" Emergency Landing [06/26/2009]
• Air Canada Union Approves 21-Month Labor Deal [06/22/2009]
• U.S. Government Approves China Eastern Flights to Saipan [06/22/2009]
• Shenzhen Airlines Speeds Up Domestic Expansion [06/21/2009]
• Sydney Needs Second Airport: Anthony Albanese [06/21/2009]
• UK's Stansted Airport Expansion Inquiry Delayed Again [06/21/2009]
• Lax Attitude of Airlines Toward Swine Flu [06/20/2009]
• Air India Rescue Package Likely [06/19/2009]
• Singaporean Flight Attendant with JAL Infected with H1N1 Flu [06/16/2009]
• Air Pacific Eyes Asia, Europe [06/15/2009]
• China Eastern, Shanghai Airlines Agree Major Merger Terms [06/15/2009]
• Korean Air Tops World Cargo Rankings [06/15/2009]
• Alaska Airlines' On-Time Arrival Performance Improves [06/14/2009]
• Delta Starts Paperless Boarding in Salt Lake City [06/14/2009]
• Irish Government Worries About Lufthansa Technik Jobs [06/13/2009]
• UAL CEO Says Willing to Adjust Capacity [06/13/2009]
• Lufthansa Technik, Unions Agree to Save Irish Jobs [06/13/2009]
• U.S. Federal Government Sues Chicago-Based United Airlines [06/12/2009]
• Mexico's Airlines in Bad Shape: Ministry [06/12/2009]
• Government Airport Proposals Bad for Investors: BAA [06/12/2009]
• Passengers on June 7's Hainan Airlines Flight Urged to Contact Health Authorities [06/12/2009]
• Air Canada, Jazz Passenger Loads Lower in May [06/11/2009]
• CAAS Gets Prestigious IATA Eagle Award [06/09/2009]
• More Than 400 Chinese Air Crew Quarantined After Swine Flu Outbreak [06/06/2009]
• Hawaii to Get US$7 Million for Airport Improvements [06/05/2009]
• China Eastern Airlines, Yunnan Province Plan Airline JV [06/04/2009]
• Air China to Inject Cash into Ailing Macau Unit [06/03/2009]
• China Concerned About Chinese Citizens on Missing Air France Plane: FM Spokesman [06/02/2009]
• US Airline Industry Changes Raise Safety Issues [06/02/2009]
• Cathay Pacific Cooperates with Health Authorities on Confirmed Case of Influenza A (H1N1) [06/02/2009]
• Cuba Lifts Flu-Related Ban on Mexico Flights [06/01/2009]
• Airlines Operating in Jersey Take Swine Flu Measures [05/31/2009]
• Swine Flu Screening to Increase at Queenstown Airport [05/31/2009]
• Experts Urge Australian Airports to Put Public Before Profit [05/31/2009]
• Singapore: MOH Trying to Contact 43 People on Same Flights as H1N1 Patients [05/30/2009]