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US blames China for blocking American flights, stops short of tit-for-tat
Earlier on Friday, the US Commerce Department added 33 Chinese companies and institutions to an economic blacklist
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Covid-19 crisis: US airlines likely to accept $25 billion payroll aid plan
Airline industry officials expect all major airlines to accept the grants in coming days
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Covid-19: Govts put conditions for offering financial lifelines to airlines
Conditions include provisions that loans may convert to government equity stakes, with Air New Zealand Ltd's bailout also dependent on suspending its dividend and paying interest rates of 7% to 9%
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US airlines seek $50 billion government bailout after coronavirus outbreak
The US airlines warned that without action all of their members could run out of money by year-end - and even sooner if credit card companies stared withholding payments
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US airlines see distant recovery as coronoavirus outbreak hits travel
Speaking at an industry conference, United President Scott Kirby said he was preparing for a "dire scenario" under which revenue could fall as much as 70% in April and May and 20% in Nov and Dec
US regulator warns airlines of flight disruptions in Pakistan airspace
The warning is a part of a US Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA's) notice to airmen (NOTAM) on December 30, in which it has also flagged risks involved in operating flights in Pakistan airspace
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American planes at risk of extremist activity in Pak airspace: US regulator
"Exercise caution during flight operations. There is a risk to US civil aviation operating in the territory and airspace of Pakistan due to extremist/militant activity," said the US FAA
We know we made mistakes on 737 MAX: Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg
Muilenburg, who was removed as Boeing chairman by the board earlier this month, will testify before the US House of Representatives Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Wednesday
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US airline worker steals plane, takes it for flight before crashing it
There was no indication that the incident was an act of terror and no passengers were aboard the plane, the FBI said in a series of Tweets
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US airlines get free sandwiches, streaming back on board
They are hoping you'll overlook the baggage costs, vanishing legroom
