US airlines: darkening skies
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October 22, 2004 4:43 PM GMT (Datamonitor) - Northwest, Delta and American Airlines, three of the top four US airlines, have this week announced widening third quarter losses that represent a deepening crisis in the US airline industry.
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PARIS, Dec 15 (IPS) - Hundreds of flights by subsidised airlines in  Europe  are endangering the global climate and the ozone layer.  For now, they fly  free of environmental regulations.
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After US Airways, it now appears to be the turn of Delta Airlines. The Atlanta-based carrier has announced that its independent auditor has raised doubts about its financial viability and a revised annual
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US Airways, the most troubled of the nation's major airlines, has had to walk a tightrope the last few months, simultaneously talking tough to its unions while telling customers their frequent-flier miles are safe and the skies are still friendly.
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The airline industryâs financial crisis deepened yesterday as cash-strapped US Airways Group Inc., the nationâs seventh-largest carrier, filed for bankruptcy protection for the second time in two years.
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The airline sector, clouded by US Airways Group Inc.&#39;s recent bankruptcy and Delta Air Lines Inc.&#39;s impending financial shortfall, sank deeper in Monday trading as low-cost carriers took a hit from lowered analyst ratings.
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US Airways (UAIR) executives Tuesday held out hope of reaching a key money-saving deal with pilots, despite a major setback late Monday.
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A sharp drop in oil prices in recent   weeks has been an unexpected boon to the recovering U.S.   airline industry, but some airlines will not see the full   benefit, having locked in prices nearer this summer's peak.
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The holiday season hasn't exactly brought good cheer to air travelers already besieged by near-record-setting flight delays this year.
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WASHINGTON  - The skies over Asia are being darkened these days by an abundance of relief-bearing cargo planes, reflecting the huge outpouring of international sympathy and support in response to the tsunami crisis.
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This week's record-high crude oil prices casts a shadow over a tenuous recovery in the U.S. airline industry, where top carriers have less protection than they did a year ago from devastating spikes in energy prices.
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DALLAS More red ink is expected for the Fort Worth-based parent of American Airlines. That&#39;s as the world&#39;s largest carrier struggles under high fuel prices and competition from low-fare companies.
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It's yellow on America's streets, orange in New York City and red in the skies, but only for travelers on planes from Britain. When it comes to terrorism threats, the nation is painted in a confusing rainbow of colors.
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Business & money: Airline says environmental campaigns against low-cost flying are affecting demand.
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Major airlines turn in a surprising industry performance.
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UNDATED This year brought more evidence of how the US airline industry has turned upside down. The once-mighty hub-and-spoke carriers continue to lose money while low-cost operators remain profitable and drive more change.
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THE AIRLINE industry shoved a lump of coal in the Christmas stockings of American air travelers - or at least those in the Eastern United States relying on US Airways and Comair