Qantas boss takes tough measures to combat fuel prices - ABC Online
Qantas boss takes tough measures to combat fuel prices - ABC Online
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Qantas boss takes tough measures to combat fuel prices
ABC Online, Australia - Airlines were able to provide budget travel because oil was so cheap. Is that not the case? GEOFF DIXON: No, not really. Oil prices haven't been cheap for … Qantas Plans Cuts, Fare Hike Qantas will lift airfares Qantas to Cut Capacity 5% on Rising Jet-Fuel Costs (Update2) |
Silverjet could not raise fares fast enough - Times Online
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Silverjet could not raise fares fast enough
Times Online, UK - Many saw the flights as merely a spoiler for the all-business airlines flying on the same route and now that American’s work is done the airline has dropped … Silverjet, Business-Only Airline, Stops Flying as Crude Spirals Virgin Atlantic and british Airways are offering special fares to … UK business-class airline Silverjet halts flights |
Travel 800/Fly Cheap gets web fare access through their GDS, thanks to the American Airlines EveryFare program.
M2 PRESSWIRE-5 December 2002-American Airlines: Travel 800/Fly Cheap gets web fare access through their GDS, thanks to the American Airlines EveryFare program(C)1994-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:12042002 Albuquerque, NM — Travel 800/Fly Cheap has signed up for the American Airlines EveryFare
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Low-cost airfares, big-time carbon footprint (International Herald Tribune)
The arrival of low-cost airlines across Europe has created an explosion of new resorts in places like Murcia, Spain, that cater to budget tourists.
Cheap fares to Hawaii a myth? No, but speed is key - Los Angeles Times
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Cheap fares to Hawaii a myth? No, but speed is key
Los Angeles Times, CA - I found some Continental Airlines flights for $344 in September and October but then was disappointed when I was redirected to the airlines’ site to book, … |
US Airways, flying solo, may struggle - Charlotte Observer
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US Airways, flying solo, may struggle
Charlotte Observer, NC - Instead, as fuel continues to drain money from budgets, US Airways and other airlines may have to raise fares significantly and cut flights that aren't … Continental could leave current airline alliance Bankruptcy back in focus as airline mergers fade United and US Airways Go Their Separate Ways |
U.S. bubbles burst in air (Toronto Star)
WASHINGTON–Suddenly, it seems, Americans are getting hit from all directions. Energy and food prices are soaring. The housing market continues to collapse. Government revenue is falling, taxes are rising. Airlines jack up fares and fees while reducing service. Banks are pulling credit lines.
Cheap fares a 'thing of the past' - NEWS.com.au
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Cheap fares a 'thing of the past'
NEWS.com.au, Australia - By staff writers May 23, 2008 12:19pm THE days of cheap airfares are over, according to the chief executive of a major airline leasing company. … fares take off as Qantas reacts to oil prices Qantas to raise fares and increase fuel hedging due to record oil … Qantas ups fares on high fuel prices |
AIR TRAVEL TO THE ISLANDS DROPS SHARPLY FROM YEAR AGO AS … - San Jose Mercury News
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AIR TRAVEL TO THE ISLANDS DROPS SHARPLY FROM YEAR AGO AS …
San Jose Mercury News, USA - Moreover, with discount carrier ATA no longer operating, other airlines still flying to Hawaii have less incentive to keep fares down, some experts said. … 'It's definitely worse than after 9/11' |
US airlines running out of options as oil bites (The Times of India)
While Delta Air Lines has agreed to acquire Northwest Airlines, merging may not be an option for other carriers as cash becomes king in a battle for survival.
Strap in, this is going be a rough recovery ride (The Charlotte Observer)
Suddenly, it seems, we’re getting hit from all directions. Energy and food prices are soaring. The housing market continues to collapse. Government revenue is falling, and taxes are rising. Airlines are jacking up fares and fees while reducing service. Banks are pulling credit lines. Auto companies are cutting production once again. Even investment bankers are losing their jobs. The …

Posted May 31, 2008
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