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June 15, 2011

Aluminum Manufacturer Claims Breakthrough That Will Compete With Composites

Alcoa Says They Can Lower Cost, Weight And Production Risk Of New Airplanes

A "completely new set of aluminum-based solutions" for the aerospace market is being touted by an aluminum manufacturer that it says will allow airframers to build dramatically lighter and lower-cost short-range airplanes at significantly lower production risk than composite-intensive planes.

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Republic Looks To Restructure Frontier Airlines

Deal Would Give Ownership Share To The Carrier's Pilots

In a recent filing with the SEC, Republic Airways Holdings announced a program to restructure the its subsidiary Frontier Airlines, Inc. by making changes to its network, fleet allocation and operating costs to improve overall business results by $100 million annually.

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Air Canada To Continue Flying During Strike By Airport, Call Center Agents

Strike Deadline Passed At 0001 EDT Tuesday

Air Canada said Tuesday it will continue to operate its full schedule despite a strike by call center and airport check-in and gate agents in Canada represented by the Canadian Auto Workers union (CAW).

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BTS: Airlines Collected Almost $5.7 Billion From Fees In 2010

Other Hidden Fees Point To More Airline Revenue

U.S. airlines collected almost $5.7 billion from baggage fees and reservation change fees in 2010, according to the airline financial data released today by the U.S. DOT’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS).

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