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Atlanta airport power outage cost Delta Air Lines up to $50 million

Delta employees help passengers find their luggage, after a paralyzing power outage, at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S., December 18, 2017. REUTERS/Christopher Aluka Berry   NEW YORK (Reuters) - The 11-hour system outage at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson, the world’s busiest airport, cost Delta Air Lines up to $50 million, a Delta

Full booking for Western Kenya-bound daily flights

Domestic airlines to Western Kenya are fully booked between Thursday and Sunday, signalling increased air travel ahead of Monday’s Christmas holiday. On Wednesday, Jambojet, Skyward Express and Fly540 said they had sold out all seats on flights to Kisumu and Eldoret between December 21 and 24. Imagine your Ad placed here This year’s bookings represent a

Gloomy Xmas as NNPC filling stations run out of stock, sell fuel above pump price

  Over 70m litres of PMS in stock at Ogahara, Koko, Warri –DPR Lagos (Sun) - The current fuel scarcity experienced in major parts of the country took a worse turn yesterday, with most Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) filling stations running out of stock. When Daily Sun visited the NNPC filling station

VW may post excellent 2017 results, CEO tells Welt am Sonntag

A Volkswagen logo is seen at Serramonte Volkswagen in Colma, California, U.S., October 3, 2017. REUTERS/Stephen Lam BERLIN (Reuters) - Volkswagen will report excellent group results this year, its chief executive said, helped by expected record vehicle sales and by spending cuts. The carmaker’s popularity with motorists appears to have weathered the storm

Copenhagen Airport to start work on new cargo centre

The new air cargo center will be situated in the eastern part of the airport, marked with red on the map. Following recent freighter traffic increases and pharmaceutical facility expansions at Copenhagen Airport (CPH), German developer AXXUS Capital agreed to develop a new 20,000-square-meter cargo centre in the eastern part of the Danish airport. Imagine your Ad placed here The

North America’s automakers try to sway U.S. on rules of origin

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 19 (Xinhua) -- Mexican, Canadian and U.S. automakers are trying to dissuade the U.S. government from changing the rules of origin contained in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), a Mexican industry leader said on Tuesday. "We are in an educational phase, in which we want the

Air France-KLM introduces ‘What Counts’ service bundle

Air France-KLM-Martinair Cargo is introducing a new bundle of services – including cargo booking capabilities – for small and medium-sized enterprises, under the name “What Counts.” The services include a loyalty program based on Air France-KLM’s BlueBiz program for passengers, through which cargo customers can earn credits to spend on airline

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