4 MARCH 2013
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Amadeus is on track for 2020
A big welcome for the Iraqi Airways A320 in Kuwait
Mike Nigro, UK & Ireland Managing Director, Enterprise Rent-A-Car
It happens on virtually every route
An Irish registerd Virgin
Joaquin Almunia. Not a fan of Ryanair
Boeing Airplanes' President and CEO Ray Conner will speak at the J.P. Morgan Aviation, Transportation & Defense Conference in New York today (Monday 4 March 2013). Business Travel News will update the website at approx 19:00 local.
Steve Ridgway was a popular boss at Virgin Atlantic
Steve (61) comes from the far South West with boating in his blood, and it was as Project Head and Chief Pilot of Cougar Marine, who built the Virgin Atlantic Challengers, that he first met the then Richard Branson. He joined Virgin Atlantic in 1989 and became Chief Executive in 2001. He is much involved with the St Moritz Hotel, Trebetherick, Cornwall.
The following is taken from a speech he made at the London Aviation Club 7 February 2013.
The next bit of kit to fit will be the Rolls-Royce engines
Sydney Airport is in Botany Bay
For the future - British Airways A380 at Heathrow
The old Silvertown Station is under 200m from the London City terminal
SAA is the largest African airline
The private meeting room at Gatwick North
Stansted. An terminal re-vamp is planned
This is really a tall story
easyJet invited pupils from Great Dunmow Primary School to come along to the airport to meet Kokoso the camel as it launched a service to Sharm el-Sheikh
The Minister, Patrick McLoughlin MP (seen here), may be sympathetic, but will the Chancellor?
Ed Bastian ran the very smooth Northwest takeover
Barcelona has been rejuvenated since the 1992 Olympics
The 787 flight consol features five 15.1 inch screens
Did British Airways really need Iberia?
Three times Minoan Airways at Heraklion Airport
220 million people used British airports in 2012