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Friendly skies ahead for Logan?
(NECN: Peter Howe - Boston, Mass.) - Business is starting to take flight at Logan Airport. Passenger volume is up for the first time in 18 months. Is this a sign of better times to come? NECN business reporter Peter Howe joins us from Logan ...
Video|Wed, 4 Nov 2009|More from Boston.com
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“…this is news that is of great interest to people in the airline industry and hospitality industry in general. But it also can really be seen as a barometer of the overall economy. If more people …”
Here and Now for Friday, October 23, 2009
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Audio|Mon, 2 Nov 2009|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
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“…the debate over how much sleep pilots get apparently ever -- the airline industry agrees that. Rules dealing with pilot fatigue are outdated there's talk of introducing new ideas for instance controlled napping. What's that. And …”
10/27/09: Where is DEE PLANE?
What were those pilots doing when they blew past their destination?
Audio|Tue, 27 Oct 2009|More from Michael Graham, WTKK, Boston, MA
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“…the the apple -- Does this merging these fine profession of the airline industry I don't think I appreciate that. 6178221969. So much talk so little time. When we come I got a couple -- stories …”
Here and Now for Tuesday, October 27, 2009
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Audio|Fri, 23 Oct 2009|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
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“…the debate over how much sleep pilots get apparently ever -- the airline industry agrees that. Rules dealing with pilot fatigue are outdated there's talk of introducing new ideas for instance controlled napping. What's that. And …”
Podcast of the Day 102309
The guys were sorry to hear of the passing of Soupy Sales, we'll play a classic Soupy clip when we talked to him. We'll talk about the plane that overshot Minneapolis. Your daily dose of Men from Maine. Special comedy guest, Harland Williams. A Wallyology report on artificial sweetener. Sue has lots of entertainment stories for you and PJ has a quick update too. We'll check the email update, lots about Wally's horrible record from home yesterday. The gang from Joke Shop USA in Gloucester stop in so we can pick out costumes! Special guest, Alexanderia the Great...housewife and escape artist demonstrates her ability to escape from chains for the guys. Have a great weekend!
Audio|Fri, 23 Oct 2009|More from 105.7 WROR
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“…say should we stay away okay. Plus the policy we got an airline industry expert on the 1 -- good morning mr. -- how are you doing this morning or and so are remarkable. Thing Cano …”
JetBlue's future at Logan
WBZ's Mary Blake speaks with the CEO of JetBlue Airlines.
Audio|Fri, 9 Oct 2009|More from WBZ's More on This
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“…for the traveling public -- that's by and -- the airline industry -- it was such negative -- and all that's at least in five years trilogy power and associates best in class and …”
Howie talks about today's economy
This is a very bad, troubling jobs report. While labor-market reports in the previous few months have been bad, they have also contained some positive aspects to give hope that a bottom was near. But in September, every labor-market signal was bad. Hours worked? Down. Weekly Wages? Down. Unemployment rate? Up, with the male unemployment rate at its highest level since the Great Depression.
Audio|Mon, 5 Oct 2009|More from Howie Carr
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“…know things are looking bad it here at the in the airline industry but what you have to remember mr. Harwood. I know you know this -- is you you get on your knees whenever …”
Fight Continues For 9/11 Victim's Family
After the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, most of the victims' families accepted compensation from a special government fund. The family of Boston-based flight attendant Sarah Low, though, is one of three remaining families that hasn't settled lawsuits against the airline industry . We spoke with her father, Mike Low, about what he hopes to get from the case.
Audio|Fri, 11 Sep 2009|More from WBUR: Daily News Update
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“…is among three families who haven't yet settled their lawsuits against the airline industry. . -- was aboard American Airlines flight eleven. Today we're speaking with her father Mike -- about what he hopes to get from …”
A closer look at airline industry in post-9/11 world
(NECN: Greg Wayland, Boston, Mass.) - Today, somber silence and bells tolled across the nation to mark eight years since 9/11, when passenger-filled airplanes were used as weapons. The impact on American life was devastating, and just as devast...
Video|Fri, 11 Sep 2009|More from Boston.com
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“…bustle on of the terminals. But the 9/11 effect on the worldwide airline industry continues they're expecting may mean this year they might squeak out a little -- profit that's only because all present them down. Alan Michael is a professor of finance at Boston University the -- years one where the whole industry has losses. And from these 2001. Through the beginning this recession. Realize a lost cause the fifty billion dollars it says that in total. According to the Air Transport Association the airline industry's net income plunged in 2001 but was gradually recovering. Before the economic turmoil at 2007 said it plunging back down to 2001 …”
“…the impact on American life was devastating. And justice devastating on the airline industry. . -- CNN's Greg -- reports on the struggle to restore confidence and profits to the nation's airports. …”
TWIB: Logan and low-cost carriers
(NECN) - The CEO of Massport, Tom Kinton talks about the low cost air carrier boom at Logan Airport and the possibility of a name change to Logan-Kennedy Airport.
Video|Sun, 6 Sep 2009|More from Boston.com
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“…to rebound in a way beyond certainly where it is today the airline industry is changed significantly. We're still wasn't very good airport pre 9/11 after 9/11. The them the airline industry changed dramatically. And it's continuing to change the trying to survive in a very tough environment to cutting costs fuel costs and …”