Korean Air fare switcheroo irks fliers
By Gary Stoller, USA TODAY
More than 300 consumers who bought Korean Air tickets have been told they have to pay higher fares.
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World’s 'most-spacious A380' now flying at LAX
By Ben Mutzabaugh, USA TODAY
Korean Air debuted its A380 in Los Angeles Tuesday, inaugurating superjumbojet service to its hub at Seoul Incheon. The airline is starting with three A380 flights a week on the route, but says it expects daily service on A380s by Oct. 29.
Korean Air's A380 debuts in the United States
By Ben Mutzabaugh, USA TODAY
Korean Air completed its inaugural passenger flight on the A380 last week, initiating service on the superjumbo jet between Seoul Incheon and New York JFK on Aug. 9
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Engineers call for grounding of Airbus A380s after cracks found on wings
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London, Jan 10: Australian aircraft engineers have called for the immediate grounding of all Airbus A380s, the worlds biggest passenger jet, after cracks were found on its wings.
The urgent call came after Singapore Airlines and Qantas found
Engineers call for world's largest passenger aircraft to be grounded
Daily Mail, UK - Australian aircraft engineers have called for Airbus A380 - the world's biggest passenger aircraft - to be grounded, after Singapore Airlines and Qantas found cracks in the wings of their super-jumbos.
'We can't continue to gamble with
Airbus A380: World's biggest planes are not sky-worthy, say engineers
Cracks found in two Singapore Air super-jumbos, and one QantasBoth airlines admit cracks, but say planes are safe'We can't continue to gamble with lives' - engineer
Australian aircraft engineers have called for Airbus A380 - the world's biggest passenger
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According to Hitwise, which monitors internet traffic, the past year has seen a notable increase in interest on the part of U.S. travelers for flight-related information to Asia.
Criticism of Delta unfair, some travel industry experts say
By Gary Stoller, USA TODAY
Travel industry experts say treatment of Delta Air Lines over a pending marketing alliance with Saudi Arabian Airlines is unfair.
Asia-Pacific air travel up in May
The number of airline passengers in the Asia-Pacific grew in May amid some recovery in tsunami-hit Japan but cargo demand fell due to slower global economic growth, an industry group said Friday.
Airbus racks up orders, glitches at Paris Air Show
Airbus stumbled at the launch of the aviation industry's premier event Monday as its star superjumbo clipped a wing and a gearbox glitch derailed a demonstration flight.
Korean Air to buy 7 widebody jets
By Ben Mutzabaugh, USA TODAY
Korean Air says it will buy seven new widebody jets following a strong quarterly earnings report. The carrier says it will buy two Boeing 777-300ER jets and five Airbus A330-200 aircraft, The Associated Press reports.
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