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| FT.com - Transport
FT.com - Transport
Italian flag carrier seeks bankruptcy protection, paving the way for its break-up and relaunch by a consortium of investors
Alexander Dennis looks to military technology to put buses powered by hybrid technology on London's roads for 2012 Olympics
Thomas Cook, the tour operator, is in discussions with rival Tui Travel and the airline Lufthansa about a possible merger of their respective low-cost and charter carriers, a move that would create a competitor for Ryanair, EasyJet and Air Berlin
European Union regulators are investigating a plan by British Airways, Iberia and American Airlines to co-operate more closely on transatlantic routes to see if it violates the EU's antitrust laws, EU officials said
Charles Hammond, chief executive of the UK's last independently-listed port operator has rejected calls for the group to break itself up, insisting the two parts of the business complement each other
Aer Lingus slipped into the red in the first half as fuel costs more than wiped out the effects of cost savings and better passenger revenues
Zoom Airlines, the low-cost carrier operating between North America and Europe, sought protection from creditors in Canada and the UK after several of its aircraft were detained for non-payment of leasing and other fees
Germany's Lufthansa took the next steps to become one of Europe's dominant scheduled carriers by pitching to take over Brussels Airlines and putting its low-cost carrier Germanwings up for a three-way merger
A German regional court has upheld an injunction against Vtours.de, a German travel website that has been selling tickets of the Dublin-based no-frills airline's flights without permission
DP World shrugged off concerns about its container ports' vulnerability to the world economic slowdown by reporting post-tax profits for the first half that were more than double last year's
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