Major airlines raise fares up to 4%

Article Abstract:

The US' major airline companies are nearing the successful implementation of an air fare increase of as much as 4%. The move, which gained further momentum after Northwest Airlines Inc decided to match the fare increase initially made by Delta Air Lines Inc, is expected to result in a 4%-increase in advanced-purchase tickets and a 2%-rise for unrestricted travel. The fare hike is supported by other major airlines including America West, Continental and American.

Commodity & service prices

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United 'plans ahead' with ad campaign

Article Abstract:

United Air Lines Inc has revealed its intention to launch a marketing campaign in mid-March 2001, introducing the resulting airline from its acquisition of US Airways. Services to be offered by the merged airline will be the main focus of the campaign, which will include national television, newspaper and billboard advertisements in key US cities. However, the campaign is dependent upon the approval of the controversial merger by the US Department of Justice.

Advertising, United Air Lines Inc.

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Attacks fallout: Skies less crowded

Article Abstract:

This article describes cuts U.S. airlines have made in their schedules since the terrorist attacks of September 11. At least 4,500 flights per day disappeared between September 6 and September 20.

Police Protection, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Services discontinued, Terrorist Control NEC, Statistical Data Included, Terrorism

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