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Airline Services boss says LDC investment gives acquisition firepower Manchester Evening News LDC has used capital from its £200m manufacturing and specialist engineering commitment to invest in Airline Services. The deal values the business at more than £30m. Jon Pickering, an investment director at LDC in Manchester, said: "Airline Services ... See all stories on this topic »

Tallahassee welcomes direct link to DC Tallahassee.com Commissioner Andrew Gillum on the new flights to D...: City Commissioner Andrew Gillum talks about the convenience of a new deal with US Airways, which will provide direct access to Washington, DC The first flight landed Sunday afternoon. See all stories on this topic »

After 52 years, Auburn woman still taking to the skies Republican & Herald by thomas leskin (staff writer tleskin@republicanherald.com) Jacqueline Dormer/staff photo Flight attendant Barbara L. Porter, Auburn, shows a flight attendant's manual for United Airlines on Wednesday. The pictures on the table are from her 52 years ... See all stories on this topic » Republican & Herald

Public rants, resignations rarely reap rewards USA TODAY By Andrea Kay Remember Steven Slater, the JetBlue flight attendant who grabbed a beer and slid down his plane's emergency slide in 2010? He had 20 years of airline experience, but the only time he gets on a plane these days is as a passenger. See all stories on this topic » USA TODAY

Air NZ hoping to rebuild Japanese tourism New Zealand Herald By Chris Daniels A new code sharing deal between Air New Zealand and Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways (ANA) has begun this week, with the first flight under the arrangement landing in Auckland this morning. Air New Zealand is hoping that the new ... See all stories on this topic »

LAKERS NOTEBOOK: Brown has no bragging rights Long Beach Press-Telegram Then he caught an early flight home to prepare the Lakers for their game. Brown conducted Saturday's practice, then boarded a chartered flight to watch his son, Elijah, and the Mater Dei boys' team win its second title in a row. See all stories on this topic »

Some of the lucky ones get rescued Vancouver Sun It's a long climb up three flights of steep, narrow steps on an outdoor stairway flanked by a wall topped with razor wire. Even after reaching the apartment door, there's another flight of stairs. At the top, a narrow landing separates the bathroom and ... See all stories on this topic »

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