(Florida franchise attorney) The Outlook for 2009
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The International Air Transport Association reported on Tuesday that U.S. air carriers could post a very modest $300 million profit while the world’s other regions will likely endure $2.5 billion in losses. The losses will be nowhere near as severe…
Obama and Aviation
The Chicago Tribune ran a story last week on the airline sector challenges President-elect Barack Obama will face when he takes office in January. Not surprisingly, the primary tension lies between Obama’s dedication to the policy positions of the Air…
EU/U.S. Forum on Liberalisation and Labour
A full program and select presentations from the EU/U.S. Forum on Liberalisation and Labour is now available through the European Commission’s Air Transport Portal here. In the Commission’s words, the forum “forms part of an initiative to facilitate discussion between…
LaHood’s Aviation Agenda
Last Friday, President-elect Barack Obama named Illinois Republican Congressman Ray LaHood to head the U.S. Department of Transportation. LaHood has been characterized “as a pragmatist” with a “determination to get things done while not getting bogged down in ideology.” The…
European Court of First Instance Nullifies Ryanair/Charleroi Decision
Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair won a noteworthy victory over the European Commission today as the European Court of First Instance (CFI) annulled the Commission’s 2004 decision which had deemed the advantages authorized by Belgium’s Walloon Region and Brussels South Charleroi…
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January 15, 2009 11:05 pm
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