JetBlue slows deliveries of aircraft in effort to steady growth and keep costs low
JetBlue will slow down its aircraft deliveries to control costs and steady its growth.
The airline, based in Forest Hills, N.Y., will now take delivery of 4 Airbus A320s next year instead of the 8 previously planned, CEO Dave Barger said at an [...]
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fter a year of high-profile airplane crashes, airline manufacturers are still not upgrading the “black boxes” as required by the FAA in a March 2008 ruling. The Federal Aviation Administration “is seriously disappointed with the manufacturers,” the agency said in a Federal Register notice last week.
Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson has opened up a central rental car facility. Passengers can get to their rental car company from the main terminal via the sky train.
M Resort Spa Casino, which won the Forbes 2010 Four Star Award, will have the tallest Christmas tree in the nation.
Yesterday the Las Vegas Sun reported that Steve Wynn would announce who would be a long-time tenant to at the Encore Theater after the death of Danny Gans. It’s no longer a mystery.
Porter Airlines, a regional carrier in Canada, says that it expects to remain profitable the rest of the year and to keep expanding in 2010.
Airbus and Boeing have differing views on when travel will rebound.