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I think Mr. Jobs would strongly consider purchasing American Airlines from creditors through the bankruptcy court and reinvent commercial aviation travel.
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There are fears that the United Kingdom's outdated border controls could become a national disgrace in London's Olympic year.
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On a recent flight out of Miami, Florida, travelers were alarmed after an airline made an accidental emergency announcement directing passengers to prepare for a water landing.
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The disruption caused to European air and rail services by heavy snow means that many people are stranded far from their destinations, and some of them are letting their frustration boil over into bitter complaint. But are all the complaints justified?
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The Qantas engine drama continues. On Thursday an engine failed, beginning two days of emergency landings for Qantas planes in Singapore. Monday morning in Australia -- minutes ago -- Qantas announced three more engines needing deeper inspection.
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Unusual in aviation travel, two Qantas flights in as many days returned to Singapore with engine malfunctions, both described as "technical issues."
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A new poll out by FlightNetwork.com finds that Canadians are more ticked off by added fees, cramped seats and flight delays than crying babies.
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Here we go again? A volcano has erupted in the eastern region of Russia and has spewed out volcanic ash to a height of 13,000 feet (4,000 meters). Experts say that air traffic disruption is possible.
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From June 8 to 13, the southern section of Berlin-Schönefeld Airport hosts the Internationale Luft-und Raumfahrtausstellung, the oldest aviation show in the world.
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Flying to or from France could be a nightmare this summer if threatened strike action by the Air France pilots union goes ahead. Strikes would ground all Air France flights each weekend during July and the first weekend in August.
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 The international body that monitors global air travel says ended 2011 on a positive note, with passenger travel increasing by a "healthy" six per cent.
The pilots who overshot Minneapolis blame air traffic controllers.
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The number of people traveling for Memorial Day 2012 is expected to be higher than in 2011.
Britain's Air Passenger Duty is set to rise by 8% in April and there are concerns it is discouraging people from visiting the UK.
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