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November 13, 2009

British Airways Plans Merger With Iberia Airlines

Would Create One Of The World's Largest Airlines

British Airways and Iberia of Spain said Thursday that they have agreed to a $7 billion merger that will create one of the world's largest airlines. Company officials say they hope to compete with Air France-KLM and Lufthansa.

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DOT Forum Thursday Looks To 'Fix' Airline Industry

Meeting Closed To Public And Media

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood called a closed-door meeting Thursday that he hopes will be the first step towards "fixing" the airline industry. He invitation to aviation stakeholders says the forum was organized at the request of the AFL-CIO Transportation Trades Department. It was not open to the public, or the press.

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Documentary Producer Intends To Intentionally Crash Jet For Program

Pilots Will Parachute From The Aircraft Filled With Cameras And Equipment

Britain's Channel 4 says it will air a documentary in which a jet is intentionally crashed in the desert. The documentary "Plane Crash" is scheduled to air sometime in 2010.

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Atlanta City Council Committee Approves Delta Lease

FAA Told Members 'Most' Issues Have Been Addressed

The transportation committee of the Atlanta City Council has approved Delta Airline's pending lease at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, after the FAA told the committee that most of the agency's concerns have been addressed.

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US Airways Flight Attendants To Protest Wage Inequality

Informational Picket At Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport Friday Morning

Phoenix-based US Airways flight attendants, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA-CWA), will picket at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport on Friday morning at 0900, to protest what they say is management's refusal to pay equal wages for equal work.

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