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Policy Rates to Stay at Zero Through 2010

The Fed will keep its benchmark interest rate at zero perhaps well into 2011.

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Q2 2010

Introduction Standards of corporate governance have improved greatly in Malaysia in recent years, more so in fact than...

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Q2 2010

Domestic Politics I Tough Challenges In The 2010s BMI View: The 2010s look set to be another challenging...

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Cadbury Agrees To Takeover Following Improved Kraft Bid

Following five months of heated rhetoric US food giant Kraft looks set to absorb UK-confectionary firm Cadbury after...

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Q2 2010

Introduction The US's accomodative business environment is under threat on several fronts. The deteriorating government budget deficit means...

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Positive signs but it is still early days INTRODUCTION: Chris Tarry warns the sector not to get carried away with improved traffic figures. Analysis by Flightglobal Insight

Although there are signs of a recovery underway in most markets, at least in volume terms, if anything...

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Through the haze INTRODUCTION: As the impact of the financial crisis begins to abate, the mist is clearing over the aircraft leasing market. But what shape is the sector in as we enter 2010?

Niall O'Keeffe In London ACG ready to buy if the price is right California-based lessor Aviation Capital Group...

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Here's the catch INTRODUCTION: With low-cost carriers continuing their inexorable domination of short-haul markets, do network players have no choice but to find a way of working with their low-cost cousins to protect their regional feed flows?

Back in 1961, American author Joseph Heller wrote "Catch-22", coining a term now used to describe no-win situations....

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Oneworld carriers wait on US ruling Oneworld carriers wait on US antitrust INTRODUCTION: US regulators close to decision on American/ British Airways and Iberia pact as Justice Department raises concerns

Oneworld carriers seeking approval for an immunised transatlantic joint venture are waiting for a determination from the US...

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Beating theblacklist INTRODUCTION: Kazakh carrier Air Astana's robust defence kept it off the European blacklist when all other carriers from the former Soviet territory were banned. President Peter Foster explains how it achieved this seemingly impossible feat and what's next for the carrier

Air Astana was created in 2001 as a joint venture between Kazakhstan and BAE Systems Like the elusive...

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Mesa feels the squeezeMesa feels the squeeze INTRODUCTION: Carrier's move into Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring reflects shrinking opportunities for US regionals

Management at US regional operator Mesa Air Group insists shedding its mounting number of excess aircraft through Chapter...

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To the Rescue INTRODUCTION: A number of factors helped to head off the feared aircraft funding gap in 2009. While there are fewer jitters around for the year ahead, challenges still remain

Mid-2009 was a turning point for aviation finance. The search for roughly $68 billion in financing, which financiers...

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Singapore headerWatch the debateheadline in here like so INTRODUCTION:

E-NEWS data e-newsletter Find out how to sign up to the monthly Airline Business e-newsletter, with links to...

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Labour rules under the spotlight INTRODUCTION: Outcome of clash between pilots and Qantas over Jetconnect could have a significant impact for others

Qantas Airways and its pilots are heading for court over an outsourcing dispute that could have potential implications...

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Asian low-cost link-up INTRODUCTION: AirAsia and Jetstar team marks latest step in low-cost carrier co-operation efforts

Leading Asian low-cost carrier groups, AirAsia and Jetstar, hope their recently sealed alliance can help influence the future...

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A state of mind INTRODUCTION: Singapore Airlines chief executive Chew Choon Seng is adamant there is still a place for the premium, full-service network carrier

After last year's downturn, it became fashionable for full-service carrier chief executives to speak as though the sky...

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Low-cost commodity INTRODUCTION: Low-cost is perhaps the most over-used term in our industry and there's hardly an alternative if you want to survive. Today the onboard short-haul product is pretty much universal and, as key markets mature, competition is only likely to intensify

Perhaps the most fundamental change of the last decade was the emergence of a new airline model, variously...

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Lufthansa and Amadeus peace pact INTRODUCTION: A lengthy wrangle over distribution costs between Lufthansa and Amadeus has finally been resolved with no clear winner

What lies ahead for low-cost strategies? Page 28 The bland announcement at the turn of the year that...

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Blood from a stone INTRODUCTION: Securing financial support for pre-delivery payments is threatening to cause the most painful aircraft financing headache this year

While the aviation financing community is more optimistic of meeting this year's new aircraft funding requirements than it...

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US endorses Virgin America ownership INTRODUCTION:

Virgin America has prevailed in convincing US regulators that its new ownership structure meets citizenship requirements of the...

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