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AirlinesJETBLUE AIWAYS STARTS SALT LAKE CITY SERVICE
USA, JetBlue Airways inaugurated a new service between JFK airport and Salt Lake City, with range from $99 each way. It is a daily non-stop flight with Airbus A320 aircraft. more

AirlinesAUSTRIAN AIRLINES TO DISPUTE WITH LAUDA AIR
VIENNA, The executive of Austrian Airlines, which holds 36% of Lauda Air, is aming at dismissing the pilot because he was considered responsible of the airline's financial crisis. Lauda called a shareholders'... more

AirlinesIBERIA TO EYE GO
MADRID, Spanish flag Iberia is interested to take over Go, the low cost airline recently put up for sale by BA, a spokesman of the airline said. According to the spanish newspaper Expansion, Iberia is... more

AirlinesADA AIR TO USE THE SAME CRS OF AIR SICILIA
SICILY, Albanian airline Ada Air will adopt the same CRS (computerized reservation system) used by Air Sicilia and provided by Sky Network Technologies. Ada Air connects Tirana and Pristina to Bari, Athens,... more

AirlinesBA: QANTAS STAKES SELL IS ''POSSIBLE''
AUSTRALIA, According Qantas's spokesman, is not "reasonable" that British Airways could sell the 25% stake it owns in Qantas. The British flagcarrier, from its side, has declared it was keeping its options... more

Airlines''SWISSAIR WILL REMAINS SWISS''
SWISS, Following controversies risen in the last days, concerning Swissair airline dismission, SAirGroup Holding CEO, Philippe Bruggisser, has declared that the news spreaded by swiss newspaper Blick... more

AirlinesJAL WILL REPLACE SOME MD-11S
TOKYO, JAPAN, According to a Japan Airlines (JAL) spokesman, airline will replace some of its older MD-11s with new aircraft from Boeing. The spokesman said JAL will buy eight 777-200ER and two 767-300ERs... more

AirlinesVIETNAM AIRLINES SIGNED AGREEMENT WITH BOEING
SEATTLE, Vietnam Airlines signed a Letter of Intent to purchase up to three long-range Boeing 777-200ER (extended range) jetliners. The agreement was signed during a ceremony held in Hanoi as part of President... more

AirlinesQANTAS WILL ANNOUNCE ITS PLANS BY YEAR-END
AUSTRALIA, According to an Qantas Airways spokesman, airline expects to announce its expansion plans, including flight route increment by the end of the year. Besides, the operating profits for second... more

AirlinesLUFTHANSA NOT TO CONFIRM SWISSAIR ACQUISITION
FRANKFURT, National flag Lufthansa, which, together with BA, was mentioned by the swiss newspaper Blick as a possible buyer of Swissair, didn't comment the gossip. The article of the newspaper rose 7%... more

AirlinesJAPAN AIRLINES TO BUY 10 BOEING AIRCRAFT
JAPAN, Japan Airlines today said it will buy two 767-300ERs and eight 777-200ER planes between 2002 and 2004. The aircrafts will replace ten older MD-11 models and will be bought between 2002 and 2004.... more

AirlinesDELTA TO START FLIGHTS TO ISRAEL
TEL AVIV, Delta Air Lines has scheduled to start non-stop service from New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport to Israel. The airline is going to offer one daily non-stop flight between New York... more

AirlinesQANTAS COULD GO TO AIRBUS AFTER FORTY YEARS OF BOEING ''TRADITION'
AUSTRALIA, Australian national airline Qantas could break a tradition last 40 years, in which U.S. Boeing industries have been the airline's only aircraft supplier. Qantas is interested with Airbus giant... more

AirlinesQANTAS AIRLINES TO BUY TWO BOMBARDIER Q300
TORONTO, Qantas Airlines has acquired two 50-seat Q300 turboprop airliners from Bombardier. Value of the contract is approximately $29 million U.S. The two planes will be used by Qantas regional subsidiary... more

AirlinesSAIRGROUP SHARES RISE, BUT SWISSAIR YIELD IS DENIED
ZURICH, SAirGroup Holdings spokeswoman Beatrice Tschanz, has declared that the possibilities about Swissair yield have no ground. Following the selling news, SAairGroup shares have raised about 6 per cent... more

AirlinesSAIRGROUP COULD SELL SWISSAIR
ZURICH, SAirGroup Holding Chairman, Lukas Muelemann, didn't confirm the gossip saying that the holding intends to sell Swissair. According to the source, Lufthansa and British Airways would be among the... more

AirlinesAIR INDIA AND INDIAN AIRLINES PRIVATIZATIONS COMPLETED FOR MARCH
INDIA, A spokesman of the government said that the privatizations of national flag carrier Air India and domestic carrier Indian Airlines is scheduled to be completed by the end of March. The government... more

AirlinesPRO AIR COULD SOON FLY AGAIN
USA, Pro Air and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have agreed on a process to restore the company's right to fly in less than three months. Pro Air will have to prove it has overcome financial... more

AirlinesIBERIA TO BUY 27 PLANES FROM AIR EUROPA
MADRID, Iberia will purchase 27 planes from Air Europa and take on most of its staff, said the spanish newspaper Cinco Dias. The two airlines didn't comment the new. more

AirlinesLUFTHANSA TO CHOOSE BETWEEN A3XX AND 747 WITHIN THE END OF THE YEAR
FRANKFURT, Lufthansa will decide within the end of 2000, or early 2001, wheter ordering A3XX planes or Boeing 747. The new was reported by Michael Lamberty, airline's spokesman. Jurgen Weber, Lefthansa's... more

AirlinesLUFTHANSA NOT TO EXCHANGE PARTNERSHIP SHARES WITH AIR ONE
FRANKFURT, There will be no exchange of partnership shares between Lufthansa and Air One, said Jurgen Weber, Chairman of the german airline. Weber, on the other hand, confirmed the two carriers intend... more

AirlinesEASYJET SHARES TO DEBUT ON LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
LONDON, The low-cost airline Easyjet today has made its debut on the London Stock Exchange reporting good results. By mid-morning, the City had given the flotation the thumbs-up and shares lifted 34p to... more

AirlinesRYAN AIR: NEW SERVICE LONDON-PALERMO
PALERMO, ITALY, Ryan Air is planning to begin a new non-stop service between London and Palermo, Sicily. This route is expected to increase tourism in south of Italy. The new was reported by the councilor... more

AirlinesAER LINGUS: 24-HOUR STOPPAGE FOR CATERING STAFF
IRELAND, The picketing of Aer Lingus catering staff outside the airport of Dublin in a 24-hour strike didin't affect flight schedules but caused some disruption to passengers and reduced catering services... more

AirlinesPOLYNESIAN AIRLINES TOOK DELIVERY OF ITS FIRST NEXT GENERATION 737
SEATTLE, Polynesian Airlines received its first Boeing Next Generation 737-800. "The Boeing 737 airplane is a great fit for our route expansion plans and gives Polynesian Airlines the ability to operate... more

AirlinesAIR FRANCE: NEW SERVICE TO DALLAS/FORTHWORTH
DALLAS, Air France will expand its presence in Usa with a new non-stop service between Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Air France's hub at Charles De Gaulle Airport. The service will begin... more

AirlinesROYAL AIR MAROC TO CHOOSE BOEING FOR ITS FLEET EXPANSION
RABAT, MOROCCO, Royal Air Maroc has chosen Boeing airplanes for its fleet upgrade. It will acquire up to 20 medium-range Boeing Next- Generation 737s and two long-range 767s airplanes. The value of the... more

AirlinesLUFTHANSA: REVENUES UP TO 50%
FRANKFURT, Lufthansa reported the results of the third quarter. Revenues soared up 50% in the first nine months, beyond any expectation. The airline predicted a 15% growth last year. A 40% rise is expected... more

AirlinesALITALIA AND THE ''TRIPLE SEVEN''
ROME, As we reported a few days ago, Alitalia ordered 6 B777/200 ER optioning other 6 B777/300 ER. Another option regards 6 B777 planes. It includes rolling aircrafts. Boeing 300 ER will be delivered from... more

AirlinesMAGNATE TENDERED BID IN THE PRIVATIZATION OF AIR INDIA
INDIA, Steel magnate Laxmi Niwas Mittal has tendered a bid in the privatization of national flag carrier Air India. Mr Mittal put his bid along with finance firm Kotak Mahindra and international carriers... more