Airline hit with antitrust suit

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American Airlines Inc has been sued by the Dept of Justice for its alleged antitrust practices. The government said that the airline lowered its fares and increased frequency on routes to crush its discount airline competitors in Dallas-Forth Worth Airport. The two-year inquiry by the government also showed that American sharply increased its fares and offered less frequency of flights when their competitors were driven off the routes.

Government regulation (cont), American Airlines Inc.

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NWA withholding millions in airport operating fees

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Northwest Airlines (NWA) is already $5.5 million in debt to the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC), and the carrier does not plan to pay normal fees and charges while "operating in survival mode."

Financial management, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Liabilities NEC, Minnesota, Brief Article, Northwest Airlines Corp., NWAC

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