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Today will be Air Canada's last at the Toronto Island airport after it lost a
legal fight.

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Air Canada parent ACE Aviation Holdings Inc. said on Thursday it will make a
special distribution of Aeroplan Income Fund units to its shareholders.

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WestJet is standing by its strong relationship with its employees despite attempts
by the Canadian Union of Public Employees to unionize the carrier's flight
attendants.

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On one level, it's yet another sign of boom times in Fort McMurray. Air Canada
plans to start same-plane flights from the oil-rich northeastern Alberta city
to St. John's.

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Shares of Air Canada parent ACE Aviation Holdings Inc. slipped more than 3 percent
on Monday, after an analyst suggested the company faces tough operating conditions
in the months ahead.

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Air Canada parent ACE Aviation will improve on its 2005 profit this year, its
chief executive said, citing the airline's new business model and excellent
industry conditions marred only by fuel prices.

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Pilots go far by turning back for kidney-transplant patient. The husband of a
kidney transplant recipient is thanking his lucky stars, along with airline
staff and inclement Ontario weather, for allowing his wife to receive an organ
she has waited six years to get.

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Air Canada Jazz will suspend service from Ottawa to Toronto City Centre Airport
for one month, starting March 1, due to the continuing uncertainty created
by its eviction from the airport, “and the unwillingness of the Toronto
Port Authority to assist in securing an alternate facility.”

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Airbus said on Monday it had concluded an agreement with state-run Indian Airlines
for the purchase of 43 Airbus aircraft.

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The head of the world's airline club warned the industry against the danger of
overcapacity, ahead of an air show at which carriers are expected to add to
the record aircraft orders they booked last year.

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A Bush administration bid to double air passenger security fees will not fly
with Congress this year, a Republican lawmaker who is influential on security
matters said on Thursday.

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Rocket attacks on commercial airliners are among the biggest terror risks facing
the Pacific Rim, prompting a threat review by countries in the region, the
Philippine external security chief said on Tuesday.

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Thai Airways said on Tuesday its first-quarter net profit dropped 33 percent
due to higher jet fuel costs and sluggish passenger traffic.

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European low-cost airline Ryanair on Tuesday shrugged off a critical undercover
expose of its operations by a television documentary, taking advantage of the
publicity to promote new cheap flights.

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