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Alaska Air bets on premium travel to boost profit as fuel costs bite (opens the original)
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CHICAGO, Sept 29 — Alaska Air Group is making its biggest push yet into premium travel, adding lie-flat seats, premium-economy cabins and new airport lounges to earn more from travelers willing to pay for comfort while high jet fuel prices squeeze profits. In an interview ahead of its investor day on Tuesday, President and Chief Financial Officer Shane Tackett told Reuters the investments could eventually add $3 to $4 to Alaska's earnings per share and lift its margins by 2 to 3 percentage poi
American, United prepare further capacity trims as fuel shock reshapes flying (opens the original)
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CHICAGO — American Airlines and United Airlines are preparing to trim flying further if fuel prices remain elevated, as carriers try to protect profits from a fresh surge in costs. The airline industry has been leaning on tighter capacity, resilient demand and higher fares to absorb a run-up in fuel costs since the Iran war began. Executives at American and United said on Wednesday that demand remained strong even after price increases, allowing the carriers to recover much of the higher fuel
American, United, Southwest scale back schedules as fuel shock reshapes flying - AOL (opens the original)
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By Rajesh Kumar Singh and Shivansh Tiwary CHICAGO, Sept 16 (Reuters) - American Airlines, United Airlines and Southwest Airlines are scaling back planned flight schedules following a recent surge in fuel prices that threatens their profits, executives said Wednesday. The U.S. airline industry has been leaning on tighter capacity, resilient demand and higher fares to absorb a runup in fuel costs since the Iran war began. Executives at all three carriers said on Wednesday that demand remained stro
GE Aerospace to buy castings supplier for nearly $12 billion to tackle engine bottleneck (opens the original)
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Sept 8 — GE Aerospace said on Tuesday it would buy castings supplier Consolidated Precision Products for $11.75 billion, bringing a key part of its engine supply chain in-house as it races to expand production capacity. Supply-chain constraints have made it harder for engine makers to keep pace with strong demand for new engines and aftermarket parts and repairs. While conditions have improved, castings remain a key pressure point for the industry. For GE Aerospace, the deal aims to tackle tha
GE Aerospace to buy castings supplier for nearly $12 billion to tackle engine bottleneck - AOL (opens the original)
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By Rajesh Kumar Singh and Shivansh Tiwary Sept 8 (Reuters) - GE Aerospace said on Tuesday it would buy castings supplier Consolidated Precision Products for $11.75 billion, bringing a key part of its engine supply chain in-house as it races to expand production capacity. Supply-chain constraints have made it harder for engine makers to keep pace with strong demand for new engines and aftermarket parts and repairs. While conditions have improved, castings remain a key pressure point for the indus
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