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Japan Airlines' Survival Hinges On Pension Cuts

Five years after retiring from Japan Airlines, former pilot Tsutomu Watanabe is fighting to protect the pension he was promised but that the airline can no longer afford to pay.
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Northwest Pilots Appeal Revocation Of Licenses

The two pilots of a Northwest Airlines flight who overflew their destination for more than an hour last month have appealed the revocations of their licenses in a filing with the NTSB.
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Korean Sees Recovery, Delta Signals Improvement

Heads of SkyTeam airline alliance members expressed some optimism about the industry's recovery but noted uncertainties from the H1N1 flu virus and the overall economy.
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BA Swings To H1 Loss, Sees Improved Outlook

British Airways fell to a worse than expected first-half loss and forecast annual revenue would be GBP1 billion pounds lower than last year.
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Airbus Flies Freighter It Hopes To Build In US

Airbus carried out the maiden flight on Thursday of a new freight plane that could mark its entry into aircraft assembly in the United States, if it wins an epic contest with Boeing over aerial tankers.
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Costs, Delays Scupper Airbus A400M Sale To S.Africa

South Africa cancelled a USD$5.2 billion contract to buy eight Airbus A400M military transport aircraft due to rising costs and delivery delays, cabinet spokesman Themba Maseko said on Thursday.
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India May Allow Foreign Carriers In Airlines - Report

India is set to consider a proposal to allow foreign airlines to own up to 49 percent equity in Indian carriers, the Indian Express reported on Friday.
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WestJet's October Loads Up, Air Canada's Slip

Traffic numbers at Canada's major airlines flew in opposite directions last month, with WestJet Airlines boosting its percentage of seats filled and Air Canada reporting a slight drop.
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Regional Carrier Skywest's Profit Edges Higher

Regional airline SkyWest posted higher third-quarter earnings on Thursday helped by a 34 percent drop in expenses as fuel costs decreased.
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Air Canada Posts Profit, Sees Recovery Signs

Air Canada reported a quarterly net profit on Friday and said it sees signs the bottom of the recession is behind it although it does not expect a full recovery for another 12 to 18 months.
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