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What we’re reading: A380 engine failure, holiday airfare fees, JAL breakup “an option”

by Steve Surjaputra on September 28, 2009

A Singapore Airlines A380 from Paris to Singapore had to turn back mid-flight because of an engine failure.

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What we’re reading: Singapore chief takes pay cut, US airlines aims to curb oil speculation, man detained by customs for missing fingerprints

by Steve Surjaputra on June 22, 2009

Because of a slump in business travel and rising oil prices, Singapore Airlines chief executive, Chew Choon Seng, has agreed to take a 20 percent pay cut.

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Air France starts charging for exit row seats

by Charlie Leocha on November 13, 2008

Air France is taking a page from Delta and Northwest’s book. They are starting to charge €50 (about $63) for exit row seats on their Paris to North America routes. Air France claims the charge is in response to passenger demand. Really?

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