| Knee injury rules out Sohail Tanvir from T20 World Cup Pakistan fast bowler Sohail Tanvir has been ruled out of international cricket for at least four months due to a knee injury thus ending his chances of playing in the World T20 Championship in the Caribbean next... | |
| Unesco to help restore Haitian cultural heritage The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) will set up a committee to help restore the Haitian cultural heritage damaged in a devastating earthquake in the Caribbean... |
| Jet Returns To N.y. Airport After Bird Strike ROCHESTER, N.Y. - A US Airways jet bound for Charlotte, N.C., has made an emergency landing at an upstate New York airport after the pilot reported a bird strike shortly after... |
| World Airlines See Blue Skies Ahead GENEVA - Global airlines are undergoing a surprisingly strong recovery with Asian and Latin American carriers leading the way, the leading industry group said Thursday as it halved its loss forecast... |
| Justine Henin Cruises Into Indian Wells 2nd Round Justine Henin says her 2004 Indian Wells triumph seems a long time ago, but on Wednesday she made it look like yesterday with a dominant first-round victory in the WTA hardcourt tournament.The former... |
| Eu To Ask Airlines To Be Faster In Naming Crash Victims Brussels - The European Union is to ask airlines to be faster in releasing the names of passengers involved in crashes, the bloc's transport ministers decided on Thursday, in a bid to give better... |
| Dia Passengers Up 2.9% In January From 2009 Denver International Airport served 3,776,403 passengers in January, up 2.9 percent from the same month a year earlier, officials reported Thursday. It was the largest year-over-year monthly... |
| Us Airways Adds Flights To Canada, Mexico US Airways Group Inc. will begin selling tickets March 13 for four new routes to Canada and Mexico from its hubs in Philadelphia and Charlotte, N.C. New one-stop destinations are Ottawa and Halifax... |
| Skiing: Vonn Moves Closer To Overall Wc Title Skiing » With the arithmetic clearly in her favor, Lindsey Vonn is closing in on a third straight overall World Cup title after finishing second to Maria Riesch on Wednesday in the season's... |
| Brighter Outlook For International Airlines NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The international airline business is improving, said an industry group Thursday, and while losses are still expected for 2010, they should be half the size previously... |
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| Amr Corp., Transport Workers Union Stuck On Two Issues American Airlines Inc. has released an update on its negotiations with the Transport Workers Union, claiming the two groups have made progress on most issues, but still disagree on the outsourcing of... |
| Alaska Airlines Launches San Jose-hawaii Flights said Thursday it will fly three times a week between San Jose and Maui and four times a week between San Jose and Kona. The airline is offering introductory one-way fares of $179 between San Jose... |
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| An Airline Pilot's Perspective On Traffic Backups (CNN) -- As the relatively dormant air travel season ends, the ramp-up of airline service to accommodate the demand of spring and summer travelers begins. This is good news for most, as more flights... |
| Libya: Swiss Travel Ban On Gadhafi Humiliating (AP) GENEVA - Libya says Switzerland's travel ban on high-ranking officials and their families has been humiliating and has heavily damaged relations with Europe. Libya's representative to... |
| Skiing: Guay Continues His Late Surge To Seize The Super-g World Cup GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, GERMANY — Erik Guay of Canada produced a daring run to win the final super-giant slalom of the season Thursday and claim the World Cup title in that event. Coming off a... |
| Md. Expanding Use Of Signs Giving Travel Times As it deploys 23 electronic message signs on major highways in the state, Maryland is attempting to answer a question that's been around almost as long as the automobile itself: "How much longer... |
| Ba Faces Prospect Of Crippling Strikes As Talks Break Down British Airways is facing the prospect of crippling strikes by its cabin crew after talks aimed at resolving a bitter row over cost-cutting broke down last night. Hopes of a breakthrough in... |
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| Al Bustan Centre And Residence Participates In Uitt Travel Exhibition Al Bustan Centre and Residence, a deluxe property which offers world-class services and facilities in the city, is participating in the UITT travel exhibition in Kiev, Ukraine between March 24 to... |
| Iata Now Sees Us$2.8 Bln Loss For Airlines In Fy10 - Update (RTTNews) - The International Air Transport Association or IATA on Thursday said it halved its fiscal 2010 loss forecast to US$2.8 billion, with the largest improvements benefiting airlines in Asia... |
| Global Airlines Experience Strong Recovery March 11, 2010 World airlines can expect a better year as economies recover and passenger demand picks up. The International Air Transport Association had the sunniest forecast for Asia. Carriers... |
| Mideast Airlines Set To Lose $400m In 2010 Airlines in the Middle East are forecast to lose $400m this year as low yields on long-haul travel leads to reduced profitability for carriers in the region, according to a report released on... |
| Airlines To Lose & #36;2.8 Bln In 2010: Industry Body GENEVA (AFP) - Airline industry group IATA on Thursday halved its 2010 loss forecast for airlines to 2.8 billion dollars as a recovery led by Asia and Latin America proves stronger than... |
| Iata Halves Airlines 2010 Loss Forecast Airline industry group IATA on Thursday halved its 2010 loss forecast for airlines to 2.8 billion dollars as a recovery led by Asia and Latin America proves stronger than expected. "For a change... |
| Ireland's Best Ireland is hard to beat as a vacation destination. As St. Patrick's Day approaches, what better time to take a tour of Ireland's (and Northern Ireland's) best attractions, not to mention a few of... |
| Cambodia To Preserve Khmer Rouge Sites For Tourism The Khmer Rouge regime, under which an estimated 1.7 million people died from execution, disease and malnutrition, was toppled in 1979 but its guerrillas fought on in the jungles, with Anlong Veng... |
| Iata Halves Its 2010 Loss Forecast For Airlines LONDON (MarketWatch) -- The International Air Transport Association (IATA) on Thursday halved its loss forecast for the global airlines industry in 2010 to $2.8 billion, from a December prediction of... |
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