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Airline Banner Over New York City Calls To Stop Violence On Bangladesh Hindus
In a powerful appeal to the global community, Hindu American groups flew a massive airline banner, calling for urgent global action to stop the ongoing violence of Hindus in Bangladesh.
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General Motors, American Airlines, Microsoft Join Gates-Backed Programme To Boost Clean Energy
Several U.S. companies, including American Airlines Group Inc, General Motors and Microsoft Corp, on Monday build on their commitment to clean energy by joining billionaire and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy programme.
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Two US Airlines Push Back 737 MAX Return Amid New Approval Delays
American Airlines Group Inc and United Airlines Holdings Inc are pushing back the return of Boeing 737 MAX flights until August and September, respectively, a fresh delay that comes after sources told Reuters that the timing of a key certification flight may not occur until at least April.
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American Airlines 'Unaware' Of Boeing 737 MAX's Anti-Stall Function Until Last Week
American Airlines Group Inc said on Wednesday it was "unaware" of some functions of an anti-stall system on Boeing Co's 737 MAX until last week.
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American Airlines Says Storm Prompts 1,300 Flight Cancellations
American Airlines Group Inc said Thursday it and its regional partners have cancelled more than 1,300 US flights due to a massive winter storm.
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American Airlines Delays Paris Flights; United Operates as Planned
American Airlines Group, the world's biggest carrier by passenger traffic, said on Friday it was delaying flights to Paris in response to the explosions and shooting attacks there, even though French airports remained open.
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China-Linked Hackers Breach American Airlines, Sabre Systems: Report
China-linked hackers have breached the computer systems of US airline company American Airline Group Inc and travel reservations platform provider Sabre Corp, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the investigations.
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Sony Works for Third Day to Recover From PlayStation Network Attack
Sony Corp worked for a third day on Saturday to restore services to its PlayStation video gaming network after disruptions that a hacker group said it caused in a Christmas Day attack.
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US Airlines Confront Cheap Oil's Flip Side: Costly Hedges
In theory, airlines are among the top beneficiaries of a six-month slump that halved crude prices to five-year lows. Oil is the biggest variable cost for airlines, often representing a third or more of their total operating expenses.
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American, US Airways see merger closing on December 9
American Airlines parent AMR expects to emerge from bankruptcy and complete its merger with US Airways on December 9, the companies said on Wednesday.
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American, US Airways see merger closing next month
American Airlines parent AMR expects to emerge from bankruptcy and complete its merger with US Airways on December 9, the companies said on Wednesday.
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EU approves American Airlines, US Airways merger
European Union competition authorities gave their approval Monday, following US bankruptcy backing in February, for the merger of American Airlines and US Airways, which will create the world's largest airline.
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Boeing cash drain worries grow as parked 787s multiply
Paine Field Airport, next door to Boeing Co's wide-body plant north of Seattle, got crowded as 10 new 787 Dreamliners flank the runway, sparkling with contrasting and colourful liveries, including Poland's LOT, Britain's Thomson Airways and China Southern Airlines.
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Merger of American Airlines and US Airways threatens US airports' credit quality: Moody's
The merger of American Airlines and US Airways to form the world's largest air carrier threatens the credit quality of US airports, Moody's Investors Service said on Tuesday, as the combined airline may eliminate routes or push up ticket prices.
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Buffett's Heinz deal points to rebounding US M&A business
US merger and acquisitions (M&A) activity has surged in the first two months of the year, as strong equity markets and cheap debt financing give chief executives renewed confidence to pursue large takeovers that they had shunned in past years.
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Airline Banner Over New York City Calls To Stop Violence On Bangladesh Hindus
In a powerful appeal to the global community, Hindu American groups flew a massive airline banner, calling for urgent global action to stop the ongoing violence of Hindus in Bangladesh.
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General Motors, American Airlines, Microsoft Join Gates-Backed Programme To Boost Clean Energy
Several U.S. companies, including American Airlines Group Inc, General Motors and Microsoft Corp, on Monday build on their commitment to clean energy by joining billionaire and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy programme.
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Two US Airlines Push Back 737 MAX Return Amid New Approval Delays
American Airlines Group Inc and United Airlines Holdings Inc are pushing back the return of Boeing 737 MAX flights until August and September, respectively, a fresh delay that comes after sources told Reuters that the timing of a key certification flight may not occur until at least April.
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American Airlines 'Unaware' Of Boeing 737 MAX's Anti-Stall Function Until Last Week
American Airlines Group Inc said on Wednesday it was "unaware" of some functions of an anti-stall system on Boeing Co's 737 MAX until last week.
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American Airlines Says Storm Prompts 1,300 Flight Cancellations
American Airlines Group Inc said Thursday it and its regional partners have cancelled more than 1,300 US flights due to a massive winter storm.
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American Airlines Delays Paris Flights; United Operates as Planned
American Airlines Group, the world's biggest carrier by passenger traffic, said on Friday it was delaying flights to Paris in response to the explosions and shooting attacks there, even though French airports remained open.
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China-Linked Hackers Breach American Airlines, Sabre Systems: Report
China-linked hackers have breached the computer systems of US airline company American Airline Group Inc and travel reservations platform provider Sabre Corp, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the investigations.
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Sony Works for Third Day to Recover From PlayStation Network Attack
Sony Corp worked for a third day on Saturday to restore services to its PlayStation video gaming network after disruptions that a hacker group said it caused in a Christmas Day attack.
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US Airlines Confront Cheap Oil's Flip Side: Costly Hedges
In theory, airlines are among the top beneficiaries of a six-month slump that halved crude prices to five-year lows. Oil is the biggest variable cost for airlines, often representing a third or more of their total operating expenses.
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American, US Airways see merger closing on December 9
American Airlines parent AMR expects to emerge from bankruptcy and complete its merger with US Airways on December 9, the companies said on Wednesday.
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American, US Airways see merger closing next month
American Airlines parent AMR expects to emerge from bankruptcy and complete its merger with US Airways on December 9, the companies said on Wednesday.
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EU approves American Airlines, US Airways merger
European Union competition authorities gave their approval Monday, following US bankruptcy backing in February, for the merger of American Airlines and US Airways, which will create the world's largest airline.
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Boeing cash drain worries grow as parked 787s multiply
Paine Field Airport, next door to Boeing Co's wide-body plant north of Seattle, got crowded as 10 new 787 Dreamliners flank the runway, sparkling with contrasting and colourful liveries, including Poland's LOT, Britain's Thomson Airways and China Southern Airlines.
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Merger of American Airlines and US Airways threatens US airports' credit quality: Moody's
The merger of American Airlines and US Airways to form the world's largest air carrier threatens the credit quality of US airports, Moody's Investors Service said on Tuesday, as the combined airline may eliminate routes or push up ticket prices.
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Buffett's Heinz deal points to rebounding US M&A business
US merger and acquisitions (M&A) activity has surged in the first two months of the year, as strong equity markets and cheap debt financing give chief executives renewed confidence to pursue large takeovers that they had shunned in past years.
