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British Airways says will slash spending
04/07/2009 : Troubled British Airways said Friday that it would slash capital expenditure by one fifth in the current financial year after posting another sharp drop in monthly passenger numbers.
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AVIATION Air show will give Don Mueang new role
04/07/2009 : Thailand will stage its first air show in almost a century of aviation industry later this month in an initial attempt to demonstrate the potential to host a fully-fledged international aviation event in the future.
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PAD leaders to be charged
02/07/2009 : Charges will likely be laid against leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy PAD) in the next couple of weeks over the occupation and shutting down of Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi airports late last years, a senior police investigator said on Thursday.
THAI, Nok reconcile for common good
02/07/2009 : Thai Airways International (THAI) and its sometimes rebellious offspring carrier Nok Airlines have agreed to bury the hatchets and vowed to work together to create a synergy to ride out the perfect storm of industry downturn.
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THAI plans to cut B10bn in costs
01/07/2009 : Thai Airways International Plc yesterday reaffirmed its plan to reduce costs by as much as 10 billion baht and cut its investment budget by 2.5 billion this year to maintain income with last year.
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AoT okays B5.8bn for Phuket
27/06/2009 : The board of Airports of Thailand Plc (AoT) approved a 5.79-billion-baht plan to expand Phuket International Airport.
Qantas cancels order for 15 Boeing Dreamliners
26/06/2009 : Australia's Qantas cancelled a three billion US dollar order for 15 of Boeing's troubled 787 Dreamliner aircraft, citing a marked deterioration in the global economic environment.
Airline revenues sink as swine flu hits travel
25/06/2009 : Airlines need to tackle a "dramatic" plunge in revenues in the industry's "worst" crisis ever, IATA said Thursday as international air travel continued to drop in May partly due to swine flu.
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AirAsia abolishes admin fees
25/06/2009 : Thai AirAsia has eliminated administration fees from its fares in its latest bid to attract cost-conscious passengers during the downturn in travel demand.
Court supports cabinet on airport noise
24/06/2009 : The Administrative Court on Wednesday ruled that Airports of Thailand (AoT) should continue to be responsible for solving the problem of noise pollution of residential areas around Suvarnabhumi airport, as set out in a cabinet resolution of May 29, 2007.
Boeing delays Dreamliner for fifth time
24/06/2009 : Boeing Tuesday delayed the first flight and delivery of its 787 Dreamliner to reinforce the structure of the aircraft, the latest setback in a program seen as a key to the aerospace giant's future.
