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British, Iberia, American Airlines Join Forces
After a fourteen year wait the three carriers are finally approved by the US Department of Transport and EU to cooperate on transatlantic flights.
07.22.2010 | read more

Virgin America Flies to Toronto, Mexico is Next
On Tuesday, Branson hopped on a Virgin America flight from San Francisco to Toronto, the first international destination to be added by the San Francisco-based airline. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom turned out to give Branson kudos for bringing more jobs to the state, according to media reports.
07.01.2010 | read more

Delta- New International Flights
06.22.2010 | read more

Thousands Stranded After Pilots Strike
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Spirit Airlines is canceling all of its flights through Tuesday, stranding thousands more passengers as a pilot's strike continues into its second day.
06.13.2010 | read more

Airlines continue to improve on-time performance
For yet another month, the nation’s 18 largest airlines improved their on-time performance, as they continued to operate networks with less capacity than at this time a year ago.
06.12.2010 | read more

BA strike to go ahead
Unite, the union representing British Airways cabin crew, has confirmed a five-day strike starting from next Monday 24 May, and has notified BA management that there will be further strikes on 30 May-3 June and 5-9 June if the dispute is not settled.
05.21.2010 | read more

BA faces 20 days of strikes
British Airways faces 20 days of strike action by cabin crew including a walk out during the next school half-term holidays.
05.10.2010 | read more

Warning over travel to Bangkok as explosions rock city
The Foreign Office has cautioned against all but essential travel to Bangkok as three people were killed and more than 50 injured as explosions rocked the Thai capital.
04.25.2010 | read more

Lufthansa begins limited North American flight operation
East Meadow, NY, April 19, 2010 -- Lufthansa will today operate 50 long-haul flights with aircraft currently located abroad, to Germany. Those aircraft will take off from their respective locations in Asia, North and South America as well as Africa in the next hours.
04.19.2010 | read more

Re-booking options for cancelled flights
Due to the volcano flights disruption all passenger that have canceled flights, or have scheduled departure by Apr 22 are entitled to free rebook for the first available date or to a full refund for unused tickets, and partial refund for outbound used tickets.
04.17.2010 | read more

Volcanic eruption causes irregularities in flight operations
Due to volcanic eruption most of the airports in Europe are closed. For updated information please call us directly. If your flight has been canceled you are entitled to reschedule or to a full refund.
04.16.2010 | read more

Volcanic ash shuts air space across Europe
LONDON - An ash cloud from Iceland's spewing volcano halted air traffic across a wide swathe of Europe on Thursday, grounding planes on a scale unseen since the 2001 terror attacks as authorities stopped all flights over Britain, Ireland and the Nordic countries.
04.15.2010 | read more
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