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How departure times impact airline competition and the role aviation authorities play
New research from the UBC Sauder School of Business is the first to explore how airlines compete using departure times, and reveals the impact that 'departure time competition' has on consumers' bottom line.
Power cut temporarily shuts Amsterdam's airport
A power cut overnight forced the temporary closure of Amsterdam's Schipol airport, one of Europe's busiest, officials said as they tried to get operations moving again Sunday.
How installing hi-tech windows helped a DFW Airport bar sell twice as many drinks
At DFW International Airport, the coolest seats in the house can be found near Gate A28.
Lufthansa cancels 800 flights Tuesday in German airport strikes
German airline giant Lufthansa said it will cancel "more than 800" flights Tuesday as public-sector workers walk out on strike for more pay, hobbling major airports like Frankfurt.
Half of European flights face delays after computer failure
European air travellers faced mass disruption on Tuesday with up to half of all flights delayed after the system that manages air traffic for the continent broke down.
Flights cancelled as sandstorm engulfs Sudanese capital
A thick sandstorm engulfed the Sudanese capital on Thursday, forcing authorities to cancel flights and shut schools in Khartoum and other nearby towns.
New scheduling model puts airlines on equal plane while easing congestion
Air traffic congestion that causes frustrating delays and cancellations can be reduced through flight schedules that don't systematically favor certain airlines over others, according to a new study from Dartmouth College ...
Fallout from cyberattack on Atlanta computers still unclear (Update)
More than 24 hours after a ransomware cyberattack targeting the city of Atlanta's computer network was discovered, the fallout still wasn't clear.
Indian airports stretched as passengers reach new heights
India's airports are struggling to cope with a massive surge in passenger numbers and billions of dollars must be spent to boost their capacity, analysts have warned.
