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Airlines hit due to structural weaknesses: IATA CEOIn an exclusive interview with ET, the former Alitalia CEO and MD said Indian airline companies are expected to report losses to the tune o...- Corporate air travel takes off once againAs global economy improves, corporate business air travel too has followed suit with the industry seeing a sharp rise in the past few weeks.
- Airline losses to halve to $5.6 b in 2010, says IATAThe global airline industry is expected to halve its net losses to $5.6 billion in 2010 from $11 billion this year.
- Global airlines enter trouble zone as fuel costs soar, demand slumpsThe global airline industry may lose $9 billion this year on account of falling demand, excess capacity and increasing fuel price, and call...
- Global airline industry loss may rise to $4.7 bnThe International Air Transport Association (IATA)said that the global air transport industry would lose $4.7 bn in 2009, nearly double tha...
- Global airline industry to lose $4.7 bnWithin three months, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has revised its loss forecast upward for the global aviation indust...
- 'Fuel bill a challenge for most airlines’IATA CEO Mr Giovanni Bisignani speaks on the burning issues that will shape the Indian aviation in the next few years.
- Indian carriers deep in red: IATAAt least 20 more airlines across the world are on the verge of collapse and one of which could be an Indian carrier said the IATA.
- IATA slams EU on emissions schemeInternational Air Transport Association (IATA) has reacted strongly against a recent vote in the European Parliament to include the aviatio...
- Indian airport projects likely to be hit: IATALatest air transport industry forecast released by International Air Transport Association (IATA) contains some warning signals for India. ...
- Indian aviation is global flavourDespite forecasts about growing losses fuelling an imminent shakeout, Indian aviation industry continues to be the flavour of the season in...
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