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Airlines Still Waiting on Final Decision on O'Hare Flight Cap
Airlines are still waiting for the US Federal Aviation Administration to determine how steep flight reductions will be at Chicago O'Hare International Airport this summer after they were previously told daily operations could be capped at as low as…
Airlines prepare for post-Iran war flights to resume
Israeli airlines are drawing up operational plans for the moment Israel's airspace fully reopens after the fighting with Iran ends, with the main focus being the effort to return thousands of stranded Israelis and rebuild international flight…
Major airline plunges into administration as all flights and bookings cancelled
A major airline has entered administration, and all of its flights have been grounded. More than 3,000 passengers have been affected after Royal Air Philippines was forced to cancel all of its commercial flights. Between 3,000 and 4,000 passengers…
The charts warn that airline stocks face more worries than just rising oil prices
Airline stocks were falling again on Tuesday, but investors can't simply blame worries about rising fuel prices this time, since crude-oil futures were actually pulling back pretty sharply. The drop in the U.S. Global Jets exchange-traded fund JETS…
Major airline announces huge update on UK rescue flights from Middle East
A major airline has given an update on its rescue flights with the Middle East conflict continuing to rage. There have been thousands of Brits who were left stranded in the region following the outbreak of the conflict but now 11 days on, British…
Major airline grounds all flights to all destinations after 'system outage
A major airline has requested that all its flights be grounded. The Federal Aviation Administration in the US grounded all JetBlue flights following a request from the airline, the agency said on Tuesday morning. The ground stop impacted flights to…
Jet fuel surge hits Asia airlines, surcharges raised
KUALA LUMPUR: Local airlines are reviewing fares and operational plans as rising jet fuel prices linked to escalating conflict in West Asia begin to ripple across the aviation industry, with some carriers already introducing fuel surcharge…
All the airlines cancelling flights to the Middle East amid Iran crisis
Global air travel faces severe disruption, with conflict in Iran forcing the closure of key Middle Eastern hubs like Dubai, Doha, and Abu Dhabi, stranding tens of thousands. The biggest airline in the Gulf, Emirates, is resuming flights at scale…
Stock Movers: Vail, US Airlines, Hims
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Major airline suspends Abu Dhabi flights until end of year amid airspace 'uncertainty
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been targeted by Iranian missiles at airports, tourist hotspots, the U.S. consulate and other hubs — posing serious threats to travelers. Now, British Airways has announced it will be suspending its…
Stock Market Today, March 10: American Airlines Falls After Analysts Cut Price Targets on Sector Pressures
American Airlines Group (AAL 2.93%), a major passenger and cargo carrier, closed Tuesday at $11.11, down 2.88%. The stock fell after analysts cut their price targets, while investors are watching options activity and volatile oil prices for clues…
Spirit Airlines bringing back furloughed pilots -- report (FLYYQ:OTCMKTS)
Spirit Airlines (FLYYQ) is bringing back all of its furloughed pilots in an effort to “strengthen the foundation” of the carrier's post-bankruptcy future and “meet the evolving needs of the business.” Shares of Spirit…
$11k for an economy flight to London? Why airlines are not your friend
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No Jet-Fuel Hedge Makes AirAsia Worst-Performing Airline Stock
Low-cost carrier AirAsia X Bhd is paying a steep price for its wrong-way bet on jet fuel. Management's decision not to hedge when oil was cheap has backfired after the Iran war, and the company is now the worst-performing airline stock in the…
Airlines begin to hike fares due to higher fuel prices, shares stabilise
AIR New Zealand said on Tuesday it has raised fares due to the Middle East conflict and may take further pricing action, underscoring how global airlines will seek to pass on the costs of higher oil prices to passengers. Jet fuel prices, which were…
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