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Air Canada is boosting domestic fares, saying it needs to combat soaring jet fuel costs.

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Air Canada is shopping for five used, wide-body planes to tide it over until it decides how to bounce back from having to cancel a $6-billion (U.S.) order for new Boeing aircraft.

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As part of its strategy for financial revival and expansion on lucrative international routes, Air Canada was counting on updating its aging fleet with 32 new long-range Boeing jetliners.

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European planemaker Airbus has raised the list price of its A380 twin-deck by about USD$10 million, the Financial Times Deutschland newspaper said on Monday, citing a company spokesman.

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WestJet (TSX:WJA) responded today to inaccurate media coverage that suggested the airline was ceasing operations in Hamilton.

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WestJet announces fall schedule including new service to Las Vegas, Nevada and Fort Myers Florida.

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WestJet announced today that it will be moving its operations in Toronto from Terminal 2 to Terminal 3 on June 22, 2005.

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Canada is «very worried» by a US proposal that its airlines provide passenger lists for planes flying through American airspace rather than actually landing in the United States, Transport Minister Jean Lapierre said.

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Sharp cost increases and delays in implementation are harming efforts to modernize the US air traffic control system, the Department of Transportation's Office of Inspector General (IG) said in a report released on Tuesday.

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The aviation sector will likely join the European Union's emissions trading scheme to tackle pollution rather than face a fuel tax, the EU's environment chief said on Tuesday.

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Europe hit back at the United States in the biggest commercial dispute in history on Tuesday, reviving a lawsuit against billions of dollars in aid to aircraft giant Boeing.

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Bankrupt United Airlines dodged two threatened strikes on Tuesday after one key union group ratified a deal worth USD$96 million annually to the carrier and the leadership of another union agreed to a separate concessions plan.

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Airbus said on Wednesday deliveries of its 21st-century flagship, the double-decker A380 superjumbo, would be delayed by up to six months, taking the flourish off one of the most trumpeted aviation launches in decades.

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A federal judge on Tuesday allowed bankrupt US Airways to consider any bids that rival its proposed merger with America West.

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Delta Air Lines on Wednesday said General Electric's finance arm has agreed to relax certain financial performance requirements the airline was to meet under a credit agreement with GE Capital.

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