Airline Industry News Archive for 2010

Unprecedented Number of Candidates On Ballot - More

Decreasing Government Employee Travel to Cost Taxpayers More than it Saves - More

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced today the dawn of a new era for the air cargo supply chain in the domestic United States market. IATA e-freight for domestic shipments went live in the US earlier this month and is currently operational at 58 US airports. - More

RBS Aviation Capital today disclosed an order for 43 Boeing [NYSE: BA] Next-Generation 737-800s. - More

Boeing (NYSE: BA) and American Airlines, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of AMR Corp., today announced the airline has exercised options for an additional 35 Next-Generation 737-800s. - More

For the past 20 years, a piece of work often quoted in relation to the required Characteristics of Admired Leaders has been The Leadership Challenge. First released in 1987 by Kouzes and Posner, the book has become one of the best selling leadership books of all time. - More

Analysis from IdeaWorks, Supported by Amadeus, Shows United, American, Delta, Qantas, and Ryanair Are Top Ancillary Revenue Earners for 2009 - More

While both the business aircraft and commercial aircraft markets were affected by the recession, business indicators show improvement and there are positive signs for the global industry in 2010. - More

Pending Government Approval, New Agreement Boosts Customer Options Between Turkey and the U.S. - More

Second Highest Quarterly Profit Since 2005 Merger - More