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Area businesses deal with Sandy's impact Charlotte Observer US Airways canceled about half its daily flights. Lowe's prepared to truck in extra supplies to the Northeast. Duke Energy made 1,200 line workers available to help. Bank of America and Wells Fargo shuttered branches and offices. While Hurricane Sandy ... See all stories on this topic »

Virgin Australia buys into Tiger, pits it against Qantas' Jetstar Australian Business Traveller Virgin Australia has purchased 60 percent of Tiger Airways Australia, setting the low-cost airline against Qantas subsidiary Jetstar. The deal, priced at $35 million, puts Virgin in the driver's seat of a joint venture that's certain to shake up the ... See all stories on this topic » Australian Business Traveller

Flight cancellations extending into Tuesday Philadelphia Inquirer "That's the logistical challenge our operations folks in Pittsburgh deal with, scheduling the crews and routing the aircraft," he said. US Airways' inbound international flights stayed in Europe Monday, with the exception of the flight from Tel Aviv ... See all stories on this topic » Philadelphia Inquirer

New app for military phones seek to cut time, money and mistakes NBCNews.com (blog) "Flight Log provides an immediate window into the back (IT) office, rather than having to take the back office with them where ever they go," said Kevin Deal, vice president for aerospace & defense at IFS North America. The Army already is investing in ... See all stories on this topic »

Training the Dirty Harry Stare on an Unruly Flight Mate New York Times But I kept looking back at him with my best Dirty Harry stare, which apparently worked. He stopped cursing and talking to himself and kept quiet the rest of the flight. That was great because it was Christmas Eve and no one wanted to deal with Scrooge. See all stories on this topic »

Hurricane Sandy flight groundings hit Europe, Asia The Australian Financial Review A power company crew member from South Carolina, pre-positioned to deal with expected power outages from Hurricane Sandy, looks at dune fencing from the boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Photo: Reuters. A man makes his way across a flooded ... See all stories on this topic » The Australian Financial Review

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