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Major U.S. carriers cut Mexico service

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Major U.S. airlines including Delta Air Lines, U.S. Airways, Continental Airlines and UAL Corp's United Airlines said they were cutting services to Mexico on Friday, citing lower demand for flights to the country hard hit by a flu outbreak.
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Boeing to cut plane output, warns on profit

Boeing Co said on Thursday that it would cut airplane production in 2010, citing weak business conditions for commercial customers such as airlines and cargo operators, sending its shares down 3 percent in extended trading.
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Continental Air gets nod to join Star Alliance

Continental Airlines Inc won the U.S. government's nod on Tuesday for its plans to join the Star Alliance, which allows airlines to cooperate in marketing their routes and pricing to the public.
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UAL sees unit revenue decline, $80 million hedge loss

UAL Corp , parent of United Airlines, said on Friday it expected its consolidated passenger unit revenue to decline by 11 percent to 12 percent in the quarter and it would take an $80 million cash loss related to fuel hedge contracts that settled in the quarter.
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UAL sees $80 million fuel hedge loss

UAL Corp , parent of United Airlines, said on Friday it expects an $80 million cash loss related to fuel hedge contracts that settled in the first quarter.
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Continental Slashes Capacity, Eliminates 3,000 Jobs

Continental Airlines said Thursday it will cut 3,000 jobs, or 6.7 percent of its 45,000 employees; retire 67 mainline aircraft; and reduce mainline flights because of soaring fuel costs, making it the second major airline this week to announce cutbacks.
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United to Close Ted Unit, Ground More Planes, Slash Jobs

UAL Corp.'s United Airlines, the world's second-largest carrier, said Wednesday it will shut its low-fare Ted airline, ground 100 fuel-inefficient planes and cut 1,400 to 1,600 salaried management jobs to help counter record fuel costs.
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American Airlines Eliminates JFK-Stansted Service

American Airlines said Wednesday it would end flights between New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport and London's Stansted Airport as part of in a bid to cut capacity costs as fuel prices continue to soar.
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S&P Place U.S. Airline Ratings on Negative CreditWatch

As the airline industry continues to lag, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services hit the industry's latest blow on Thursday by placing nine major domestic airlines on CreditWatch with negative implications as they face due to record high jet fuel costs.
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United Air, Continental in Alliance Talks; Reports

UAL Corp.'s United Airlines and Continental Airlines Inc., the carriers that broke off merger talks last month, have revived talks about a possible alliance to help the companies to set pricing and schedules, according to media reports.
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Northwest Raises Fuel Surcharge Again

Northwest Airlines Corp. said Friday it plans to raise round-trip ticket prices $20 to offset fuel prices, bringing the total surcharge on domestic fares to $65 each way.

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