Taxi council changes its flight plans
When big airline operators are losing money it is no wonder that the smaller guys are cautious writes Phillip de Wet.
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We can act now, or wait for nature to simplify the system
As the bank crisis and now the volcano shows, the world needs simpler, less inter-connected societies -- and fast.
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Air travel takes a dive
World airline passenger traffic fell 3.1% in 2009, the biggest drop in aviation industry history, fuelled by the global financial downturn.
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Home is where the hangar is
First there were security estates, then golf estates,
then polo estates and more recently farm estates.
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Flying in face of adversity
The charter industry is in decline but the rich can still
afford private planes
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Carbon tax takes flight
Canberra has proposed that a carbon dioxide reduction target is set for airlines as part of the treaty that will emerge from the Copenhagen summit.
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