Falling airline shares hard to pass up

Article Abstract:

The article discusses how shares of the merged carrier of Canada 3000 Inc. and Royal Aviation Inc. will fall, possibly causing shareholders to benefit from a reduction in competition between the two airlines.

Securities issued, listed, Securities, Royal Aviation Inc.

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Airline boss decries fatigue claims

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Chief of Canada 3000 Inc., Angus Kinnear argues that airline pilot complaints about fatigue dangers are really just an excuse to work shorter weeks.

Labor force information, Officials and employees, Employment, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Airline employees, Air pilots, Aircraft pilots, Kinnear, Angus

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U.S. official open to airline cabotage

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The United States will consider allowing Canadian airlines to operate between American cities if Canada allows U.S. operators to do the same.

United States, International economic relations, International relations, United States foreign relations, Transportation policy, Canadian foreign relations, Slater, Rodney E.

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