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Musashi: authentic Asian food at Detroit Metro Airport
If you're traveling from Baltimore's BWI-Thrugood Marshall Airport on Delta Airlines going west, there's a nice likelihood that you'll be making a connection flight at Detroit's Metro Airport .
May 26, 1999 CPA's aviation revenues up 75 percent Operating revenues of the aviation division jumped by 75 percent in April amounting to $927,441 compared to the same period last fiscal year, according to the Commonwealth Ports Authority.
TEXT-S&P revises Delta Air Lines outlook to positive
Overview -- U.S.-based Delta Air Lines is generating free cash flow, and we believe its credit measures will gradually improve as the company repays debt.
The Explosive from the Latest Foiled Al Qaeda Underwear Bomb Plot
Although the plot was disrupted before a particular airline was targeted and tickets were purchased, al Qaeda's continued attempts to attack the U.S. speak to the organization's persistence and willingness to refine specific approaches to killing.
Golden age or bubble? Plane-makers walk the line
When Greece faced a tense, massive debt restructuring earlier this year, an entrepreneur used iPads to connect 100,000 bondholders, saving billions.
Delta Air Lines to take Southwest's 717s
Delta Air Lines plans to add 88 Boeing 717s to its fleet, picking up planes that Southwest Airlines didn't want anymore.
Chalfant: Pilot's passion for flight indulged at state fair
The typical 19th-century U.S. immigrant came from Europe seeking a better life. One of those German immigrants fit the pattern of success.
ACMA probes airport body scanner operation
The Australian Communications and Media Authority is seeking comment on the deployment of body scanners at Australian international airports.
3 Miss. cities to be served by Silver Airways
Three Mississippi cities that are losing their federally-subsidized air connections to Memphis, Tenn., will now be served through Atlanta.
Is Al-Qaida Dropping Clues About Planned Attacks?
Two F-15 fighter jets intercepted at U.S. Airways flight on Tuesday and escorted the plane to Maine's Bangor International Airport after a passenger on board said that she was carrying an implanted device.
Blue Grass Airport 'more fortunate' than others in a changing airline climate
Most of the commercial flights leaving Lexington's Blue Grass Airport are full these days, which makes airport officials happy.
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Delta cutting staff, trimming flights
Delta offered early retirement packages in April, including a one-time medical account offert to cover health care in retirement.
The search continues for NW Flight 2501
SOUTH HAVEN, Mich - At the time, it was considered America's worst commercial aviation disaster.
Three Cute Owls and One Badass Lufthansa Bird
Okay. That's just a teaser video , because what we really want to talk about is this Lufthansa video: Filmed while the brand new Boeing 747-8 takes off from Boeing's Everett HQ, bound for its new home at Frankfurt International Airport , the video should get you psyched to welcome yet another airplane type to US airports.
Cravaack claims airport ground security 'a joke'
While airport terminals may be full of government security screeners asking passengers to remove their shoes and empty their bags, security out on the tarmac where aircraft are parked is "a joke" said U.S. Rep.
A new terminal's bumpy ride to reality
On a stage beneath a Swarovski crystal chandelier in the Atlanta airport's new international terminal, city leaders past and present gathered recently to laud the complex, which opens today.
AQAP bomb maker must be stopped
News that CIA and Saudi intelligence agencies had thwarted a Yemen-based al-Qaida affiliate's plan to blow up an airliner using an underwear bomb was welcome on several fronts, not least that it saved lives and prevented another disruption of air travel.
Panetta: U.S. Must Stay Vigilant Against Terrorist Attacks
A recent attempt by Yemeni-based terrorists to plant an explosive device on an airliner bound for the United States shows the nation needs to remain vigilant against new acts of terrorism, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said.
Last week, this column described a deadly suicide attack by the Haqqani network on a secure compound outside Kabul, Afghanistan, and the failure of NATO officials to heed human intelligence that might have saved lives.
PASSUR Aerospace Promotes Tom White and Renee Alter and Hires Bill Leber
STAMFORD, Conn., May 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- PASSUR Aerospace, Inc. , a business intelligence software and solutions company, announced the promotions of Tom White to Executive Vice President, Operations, and Renee Alter to Vice President, Airports, and the hiring of Bill Leber as Vice President, Air Traffic Innovations.