Title: A closer look at airline industry in post-9/11 world
Published: Fri, 11 Sep 2009
Description: (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...
Automatically Generated Transcript (may not be 100% accurate)
" silence and bells tolling across the nation marked the eighth anniversary of September 11. When passenger filled airplanes were used as weapons 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."
" H 9/11 Logan Airport employee -- delivers bouquets to ticket counter is an American and United Airlines. Comfort and beauty for the carriers that terrorist shows for their ugly deadly crimes. Eight years later grief and fear remain embedded in some portion of the traveling public's mind. After 9/11 people -- wanna fly all the -- ahead. People saying you know unless we really have to go from point a to point B let's say home. Fish killing 9/11 in Boston the big jets took off into cloudy skies light 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 levels."
" Massport which operates Logan Airport wants to expand its service here as a sign of recovery they've added four new airlines in recent months. People won't fly but of course they're much more price sensitive now than they were then. -- publishes the Boston airport journal. Where Logan Airport has really done a very commendable job. Is it in attracting low cost carriers. Boston is the second largest market for jetBlue and jetBlue really saved the airport after nine elevenths. And southwest is just had to move from Boston to Denver. The real key question is will business travel come back but more importantly how fast the airlines have been forced to operate more efficient. They have."
" Add to do a lot of things they ended up doing they just wouldn't have done as quickly without an analog like those -- is a small blessings. Greg -- NEC yet."
Related Video and Audio
2002 interview with Martha Coakley on priest sex abuse
A 2002 interview with then Middlesex County D.A. Martha Coakley on the subject of priest sex abuse. The interview was part of The Boston Globe's coverage of the subject and first appeared on Boston.com in early 2003.
Video|Mon, 23 Nov 2009
|attorney generalfound at0:47, 2:13
“…selfish way -- you were more concerned about our reputation. And our priests were outside your -- we don't have to answer to what the rest of the world has to. On insist in some cases that nothing happened that they had resolved the problem. That is a huge failure of both of our system. End of the church. As prosecutors we always have a healthy skepticism level institutions and nothing would make me angry here and I believe it's -- have the attorney general Tom Reilly Kevin -- all of whom grew up in it in a Catholic Church but also to note that. Whether it's a bad cop it's a teacher who uses a -- it's a priest who takes advantage of on the cloak of authority to hurt someone if anything I think we're -- to greater indignation and anger about that if anything. Our training experience. Makes us the most angry about those who should be very least involved …”
“…other trusted adult about it. This kind of predation whether it's with clergy or any other had a file. Happens in secret when children don't feel free to disclose what's occurred to them and invest …”
Globe 10.0: Why haven't the Pats lost back-to-back games?
(Boston Globe) In this episode of Globe 10.0, Bob Ryan and Charlie Pierce analyze the reasons why the Patriots have been so successful in not losing back-to-back games. (By Alan Miller, Globe Staff)
Video|Mon, 23 Nov 2009
|everybody's gonnafound at1:02, 0:05
“…he would welcome back it's still it it it is served seven Odyssey in very very good stead. And now I've been yep -- coaching think everybody's gonna wanna say that have to be something going on thereof but think that not just Brady but certain veterans. Because obviously aren't …”
“…I am Bob Bryan's -- ten point oh with me today Charles. Peers you know if you're betting man the locked it to be -- is …”
CEO Corner: Mark Asnes of Wireless Zone (part 3)
(NECN) - Every week on CEO Corner we go one on one with New England's top business leaders to learn the secrets to their success. This week Maryanne Kane is joined by Mark Asnes, COO of Wireless Zone. In this segment, Asnes talks about the...
Video|Mon, 23 Nov 2009
|dslfound at1:20, 2:24
“…I think is amazing about the MiFi and we do so in our stores say is that he can take it what you're so if you're traveling and traveling group. You know not every one of he has to have air card with only one of Pacificare car with the and -- have of the five devices connected to us in -- five laptop to get through laptops and an iPod or any other device that detects Wi-Fi. I'm I think going into 20102011. Point four -- comes out and do of the first things that comes out. Won't necessarily be a phone it's going to be he MiFi device to have speeds up to ten times what you're used to. When your typical air card today so nice talking about displacing here cable and DSL at home and facing everything's focused right on the cell. …”
“…That I where people go as a destination to learn about technology wireless technology and feel comfortable being short ever think about going abroad with this concept. We think -- saturate the United States yeah I traded yeah right now we've been just an going to the west or some other parts of the country has …”