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September 2012

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  • Sep. 4, 2012
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    Editorial: The Unbundling Dichotomy  

    There was a curious dichotomy in the US Dept. of Transportation’s Air Travel Consumer Report for the first half of 2012 and the month of June. On the one hand, the report appears to be packed with lots of great news: US carriers set half-year records for on-time arrival performance, lowest rates of canceled flights, mishandled bags and tarmac delays....More

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    Risky Business  

    Fuel hedging has helped ensure airlines for years against revenue-eroding fuel spikes, but fuel price volatility today is prompting some carriers to reevaluate their hedging programs and, in some cases, look elsewhere for savings....More
  • Sep. 7, 2012
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    Big Brown’s Big Deal  

    UPS seeks to reshape the global express cargo landscape by acquiring rival TNT...More
  • Mar. 8, 2013
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    Getting to Know You  

    It is all about me. That was the clear message from this year’s Air Transport IT Summit in Brussels. “Passengers have an insatiable appetite to have more control, more personalization,” said SITA director, market insight Nigel Pickford. But, to personalize, airlines need to capture and analyze data about individual passengers and their interests. Make no mistakes, this is a Herculean task....More
  • Mar. 8, 2013
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    Global Efficiency Quest  

    If necessity is the mother of invention, then rising oil prices are not all bad news for airlines. The growing need to reduce unnecessary fuel burn is creating a sense of urgency about global airspace modernization and the need for more efficient air traffic management tools....More
  • Mar. 8, 2013
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    Interview - Deborah Ale Flint, Director of Aviation, Port of Oakland  

    Deborah Ale Flint is responsible for managing Oakland International Airport (OAK). In terms of passengers, OAK was the fourth busiest airport in California last year, handling 9.27 million travelers. It is Southwest Airlines’ top California airport; the low-cost carrier operates flights to 20 destinations from OAK. The airport also serves as FedEx’s primary US West Coast hub and is the 13th busiest cargo airport in North America. It is the second busiest cargo airport in California behind Los Angeles (LAX)....More
  • Mar. 13, 2013
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    Trends - September 2012  

    Includes: Top 20 World Airports, Top 20 Reporting Airlines, World Airline Traffic, Jet Fuel Price Monitor, US Fuel Cost and Consumption, Aircraft Values, US Denied Boarding, US Ontime Performance, US Consumer Complaints, Transport Aircraft Deliveries, Airline Traffic by Region, IATA Traffic Growth by Region, US Mishandled Baggage...More
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