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Plane Insurers May Post Third Straight Loss on Air France Crash, Aon Says
Airline insurers, a group led by Warren Buffetta s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and Allianz SE , may lose money this year on costs from the Air France crash, forcing the industry to raise prices, broker Aon Corp.
News from Tuesday December 8, 2009
Roy queries funding for new school in Belvedere PHILIPSBURG--Democratic Party Island Councilman Roy Marlin is seeking clarity on the funding for the construction of the new school in Belvedere.
Delta, Virgin Blue get nod from Australian regulators for joint venture to coordinate flights
Australian regulators have approved a joint venture between Delta Air lines Inc.
Airline boss is committed to regional - hub'
THE new UK head of a major airline reinforced his companya s commitment to Durham Tees Valley airport by pointing out it was one of the hubs not to face any cuts in flights.
Intermediary class added to Air France-KLM flights
The Air France-KLM alliance has added a new product to the Economy Class on the mid-Atlantic between Schiphol and St.
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Bruno Delile Takes Helm at Amg and Becomes SVP Operations Afi KLM E&M, Americas
Until now Senior Vice President International and Business Development for Air France Industries, Bruno Delile has been appointed President of AMG, a group subsidiary incorporated in the United States, specialising in component support.
Reportlinker Adds Aircraft Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) - A Global Market Perspective
NEW YORK, Nov. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: Market data, trends and corporate developments are presented in "Aircraft Maintenance, Repair And Overhaul : A Global Market Perspective" by BizAcumen, Inc.
Delta-KLM to close Montreal call centre
There is some bad economic news related to Montreal's airline industry. Delta airlines and Air France-KLM are both closing their call centres in the city by next August.
Air France's Montreal call centre to close
Undated file photo of an Airbus A330-200. Photograph by: Handout, Reuters/Air France The local call centres of airlines Air-France KLM and Delta Air Lines will be closed next August, terminating 280 jobs.
Air France exec brings sales pitch to Dallas-Fort Worth
Air France had a short stay at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. It launched flights to Paris in May 2001, but shut down eight months later.
Biofuel used on Boeing 747 flight
An airliner using a 50 percent biofuel mix in one engine has successfully completed a demonstration flight in the Netherlands.
Air Francea s first A380 leaves for JFK
The first Air France A380 superjumbo took off from Paris on Friday, bound for New York with 380 passengers who had bid a total $450,000 in a charity auction organized by the airline.
Home sales, weak dollar boost Wall Street
In this Nov. 17, 2009 photo, A "sold" sign is seen outside a home in Los Angeles.
Air France-KLM Uses Some Biofuel in Dutch Flight
An airliner using a 50 percent biofuel mix in one engine has successfully completed a demonstration flight in the Netherlands.
Air France KLM continues to cut costs as loss narrows
Claiming that the downturn "has led to behavioral changes among our customers which are likely to persist beyond the recovery," Air France KLM yesterday proposed an enlarged voluntary redundancy program affecting 1,700 jobs next year as it announced a 147 million loss in its fiscal second quarter ended Sept.
Air France Plans Deeper Job Cuts
Nov 19th 2009 at 3:01PM Air-France is planning its first cross-Atlantic fligh t with its shiny new Airbus A380 jumbo jet but not all is rosy for Europe's largest airline.
Staff await redundancy offers at Air France-KLM
Air France-KLM has announced plans to cut 1,700 jobs by asking workers to take voluntary redundancy.
Air France A380 set for first transatlantic flight
An Air France A380 superjumbo , the world's largest civilian airliner, is to set off on Friday on the first Air France flight across the Atlantic bound for New York with 538 passengers aboard.
Air France-KLM Posts H1 Loss On Recession Woes
"The situation remains uncertain, and competition is fierce, but we want to play our trump cards," -- Air France CEO Pierre-Henri Gourgeon.
Air France-KLM swings to quarterly loss
Air France-KLM, Europe's largest airline, late Wednesday said it swung to a wider-than-expected second-quarter loss as it continued to struggle with lower demand for air travel, particularly in business class, and the burden of its fuel hedges.
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