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New US Airport Screening: What Will Be Different When You Land
New security measures including stricter passenger screening take effect on Thursday on all US-bound flights to comply with government requirements aimed at responding to threats of hidden explosives, airlines said.
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China to Merge 3 Cargo Airlines to Create Asia Leader: Report
China will merge its three biggest freight airlines and build the combined entity into Asia's largest air cargo operator, a top aviation official was reported as saying.
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Global airline sector profit likely to be at $7.5 billion in 2013: IATA
Global airline sector profit is likely to grow to $7.5 billion this year, with Asia Pacific and Middle East based airlines dominating the international passenger market and leading the way in terms of improved operating margins, according to IATA data.
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IATA downplays FDI; says low taxes, infrastructure costs need of hour
"Allowing foreign direct investment by global airlines by itself is not a panacea. The critical problems of a high cost environment, insufficient infrastructure and crippling taxes must also be addressed within a coordinated government wide policy framework," International Air Transport Association (IATA) India director Amitabh Khosla said.
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New US Airport Screening: What Will Be Different When You Land
New security measures including stricter passenger screening take effect on Thursday on all US-bound flights to comply with government requirements aimed at responding to threats of hidden explosives, airlines said.
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China to Merge 3 Cargo Airlines to Create Asia Leader: Report
China will merge its three biggest freight airlines and build the combined entity into Asia's largest air cargo operator, a top aviation official was reported as saying.
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Global airline sector profit likely to be at $7.5 billion in 2013: IATA
Global airline sector profit is likely to grow to $7.5 billion this year, with Asia Pacific and Middle East based airlines dominating the international passenger market and leading the way in terms of improved operating margins, according to IATA data.
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IATA downplays FDI; says low taxes, infrastructure costs need of hour
"Allowing foreign direct investment by global airlines by itself is not a panacea. The critical problems of a high cost environment, insufficient infrastructure and crippling taxes must also be addressed within a coordinated government wide policy framework," International Air Transport Association (IATA) India director Amitabh Khosla said.
