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HURRICANE EARL NOW A CATEGORY 4 HURRICANEHurricane Earl to reach coast on Thursday/Friday. Passengers should contact their airline.Read More
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Hurricane Earl will impact U.S. East Coast off shore routes and Caribbean routes today as it moves closer to the Carolina coast.
9:30 am 09/02/2010
Thunderstorms throughout TX may impact Dallas and Houston airports which could slow arrivals. Check flight status with carrier.
9:03 am 09/02/2010
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Hurricane Earl Travel Advisories
09/01/2010 - Hurricane Earl is expected to impact the East Coast Thursday and Friday. Passengers are encouraged to check with their airline for the latest travel guidance and policies.Read More
U.S. Airlines Post Seventh Consecutive Month of Revenue Growth in Recovering Economy
08/19/2010 - ATA reported that passenger revenue rose 20 percent in July 2010 compared to the same month in 2009, marking the seventh consecutive month of revenue growth. Read More
ATA Releases 2010 Economic Report
08/19/2010 - ATA released its 2010 Economic Report, the definitive source of economic and statistical information about the U.S. passenger and cargo airline industry.Read More
what the experts say:
"As the national and world economies begin to recover from the serious turmoil of the recent past, it is a particularly opportune time to focus on the contributions that a strong commercial aviation sector has, can and will make..."
James C. May, president and CEO, Air Transport Association
2010 ATA Economic Report, 08/19/2010

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