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May 21, 1927 | Charles Lindbergh Flies Solo Across the Atlantic - New York Times (blog) | 21/05/12

New York Times (blog)May 21, 1927 | Charles Lindbergh Flies Solo Across the AtlanticNew York Times (blog)He maintained isolationist views until the start of World War II, at which point he became a consultant for military aviation companies and participated in bombing raids over Japan. After the war, he worked as a consultant for the military, ...

'Mad Men' Watch: Harry, Harry, Krishna, Krishna - New York Times (blog) | 21/05/12

'Mad Men' Watch: Harry, Harry, Krishna, KrishnaNew York Times (blog)Clients are late on their bills, and a strike will lead Mohawk Airlines to suspend its advertising. Though Pete Campbell (Vincent Kartheiser) brings good tidings from Jaguar ? it needs aa new agency, and Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce is in the running ...

News From the Advertising Industry - New York Times | 21/05/12

News From the Advertising IndustryNew York Times?Oneworld, the airline alliance that includes carriers like American Airlines, British Airways, Japan Airlines and Qantas, named Dentsu America, New York, part of Dentsu, as its worldwide agency of record, handling creative duties as well as media ...

Rajat Gupta, Corporate Wise Man, Set for Trial in Insider Case - New York Times | 21/05/12

New York TimesRajat Gupta, Corporate Wise Man, Set for Trial in Insider CaseNew York TimesIn addition to Procter & Gamble and Goldman, he was a director of the AMR Corporation, the parent company of American Airlines. The Rockefeller Foundation appointed him a trustee; he was named an adviser to Bill Clinton and Bill Gates on their global ...

Libyan's Death Brings Up Debate Over His Release - New York Times | 21/05/12

New York TimesLibyan's Death Brings Up Debate Over His ReleaseNew York TimesBut Ms. Cohen and many other American families have long believed the trial verdict that held Libya responsible for the bombing in December 1988, and that Mr. Megrahi, working undercover as security chief for Libya's state airline, was one of the ...

Megrahi, Convicted in 1988 Lockerbie Bombing, Dies at 60 - New York Times | 20/05/12

Megrahi, Convicted in 1988 Lockerbie Bombing, Dies at 60New York TimesA former Libyan intelligence officer who worked undercover at Libya's national airline, Mr. Megrahi was found guilty in 2001 of orchestrating the bombing and was sentenced to life in prison, with a 27-year minimum. But after doctors said he was likely ...

Jennifer Vanasco and Jennifer Hagel - New York Times | 20/05/12

Jennifer Vanasco and Jennifer HagelNew York TimesHer mother retired from United Airlines as a liaison for passenger services. She worked at John F. Kennedy International Airport. Ms. Hagel, 35, is the head writer of ?10 on Top,? a weekly popular-culture countdown program on MTV. ...

Insurance Firm Is Set Up for Land Trusts, Which See Legal Costs Soaring - New York Times | 20/05/12

New York TimesInsurance Firm Is Set Up for Land Trusts, Which See Legal Costs SoaringNew York TimesMr. Mellon, the son of the philanthropist Paul Mellon, argued in court papers that federal aviation laws regarding runway obstacles trumped conservation restrictions. Despite a decade of litigation, his argument did not prevail.and more » ...

Dark-Horse Candidates Add to Egypt's Suspense - New York Times | 20/05/12

New York TimesDark-Horse Candidates Add to Egypt's SuspenseNew York TimesBut for many, he is inextricably linked to Mr. Mubarak, who elevated him to prime minister from the obscure post of civil aviation minister during the 18-day uprising. In a television appearance, Mr. Shafik mockingly offered to reward protesters in ...

Chinese Dissident's Exit to US Ends Diplomatic Drama - New York Times | 19/05/12

Chinese Dissident's Exit to US Ends Diplomatic DramaNew York TimesAirline officials increased security on the flight, and reporters were told they would not be able to speak to Mr. Chen during the 13-hour trip to Newark. 1 2 Next Page ? Andrew Jacobs reported from Beijing, and Steven Lee Myers from Washington.and more » ...

Dissident From China Arrives in US, Ending an Ordeal - New York Times | 19/05/12

New York TimesDissident From China Arrives in US, Ending an OrdealNew York Times1 2 Next Page ? Thomas Kaplan reported from New York, Andrew Jacobs from Beijing, and Steven Lee Myers from Washington. Edy Yin contributed research from United Airlines Flight 88, and Matt Flegenheimer and Colin Moynihan contributed reporting from New ...

Events in New Jersey - New York Times | 19/05/12

Events in New JerseyNew York TimesExhibition on Dr. Albert Forsythe, pioneer of black aviation, with artifacts and photos. Through May 31. The African-American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey, 661 Jackson Road. (609) 704-5495; aahmsnj.org. OCEAN TOWNSHIP Township of Ocean ...

Spare Times for May 18-24 - New York Times | 18/05/12

Spare Times for May 18-24New York TimesAlso on view is ?Women in Aviation: World War II,? a special exhibition in honor of women who have served the nation. Both displays are on view through July 8. Pier 86, 46th Street and 12th Avenue, Clinton, (877) 957-7447, intrepidmuseum.org; ...

Theater Listings for May 18-24 - New York Times | 18/05/12

New York TimesTheater Listings for May 18-24New York TimesAmerican Airlines Theater, 227 West 42nd Street, (212) 719-1300, roundabouttheatre.org. (Charles Isherwood) ? 'End of the Rainbow' As befits a portrait of a woman who mixed her pills, Peter Quilter's pathography about the late-career Judy Garland is ...

Corrections: May 17 - New York Times | 17/05/12

Corrections: May 17New York TimesAn article on Wednesday in the Square Feet pages, about aircraft maintenance facilities in Arizona, misstated the surname of the chief executive of Ascent Aviation Services. He is David Querio, not Quiero. SPORTS An article in some editions on Saturday ...

Slammed Doors Are All Part of a Night's Work - New York Times | 17/05/12

New York TimesSlammed Doors Are All Part of a Night's WorkNew York TimesBehind all the posing and Twitter battling, he sees himself as a defender of those who are snubbed by doormen or hassled at sponsored parties, restaurants and on airlines. ?I consider myself a night-life vigilante,? he said. ...

No Gays Allowed (on the Virginia Courts) - New York Times (blog) | 17/05/12

New York Times (blog)No Gays Allowed (on the Virginia Courts)New York Times (blog)Delegate Bob Marshall said Mr. Thorne-Begland, a prosecutor and former Navy aviation lieutenant, does not belong on the General District Court?Virginia's lowest court?because he's been an ?aggressive activist for the pro-homosexual agenda.and more » ...

7 Tips for Saving on Rental Cars - New York Times | 16/05/12

New York Times7 Tips for Saving on Rental CarsNew York TimesPlugging in the discount code 62455 for United Airlines frequent fliers and Hertz's promotional coupon code, 168210, brought the price down to $160.02. Track rates through Autoslash.com. This site, which continually checks for lower rates and coupons ...

Indian Airlines Snub Europe's Emissions Rule - New York Times (blog) | 16/05/12

Indian Airlines Snub Europe's Emissions RuleNew York Times (blog)By THE NEW YORK TIMES Indian and Chinese airlines failed to submit carbon-dioxide emissions data for 2011, ?disregarding European rules that seek to expand the region's emissions trading system to include aviation,? Bloomberg News reports. ...

Old Planes Attract New Interest From Investors - New York Times | 16/05/12

Old Planes Attract New Interest From InvestorsNew York Times?We've observed a shift from airlines to lessors. It is something that is new,? said Katy Padgett, a communications manager for Pratt & Whitney, which is a part owner of Southern California Aviation, a competing airplane maintenance operation in ...

10 Airlines Snub Europe's Emissions Rule - New York Times | 16/05/12

10 Airlines Snub Europe's Emissions RuleNew York TimesMore than 1200 emissions reports have been submitted from airlines, it said. The Union, home of the world's biggest carbon trading system by volume, decided in 2008 that aviation would become a part of its cap-and-trade plan this year. Airline ...

For the Lakers, It Gets Late Early - New York Times | 16/05/12

For the Lakers, It Gets Late EarlyNew York TimesThe Lakers are older, slower, carrying around enough baggage for Southwest Airlines to make a commercial out of and have that crippling Andrew Bynum immaturity problem, as Jemele Hill writes on ESPN.com. And with the serial drama that is the Lakers, ...

What We're Reading - New York Times (blog) | 15/05/12

New York Times (blog)What We're ReadingNew York Times (blog)Jeff Gordinier Food Republic: Flying high: A top 10 list of the best airlines for drinking. The top three are Virgin Atlantic, Singapore Airlines and Etihad Airways, the national carrier of the United Arab Emirates. Via Eater.and more » ...

Variety in a Flying Career, Spiced With Aggravation - New York Times | 15/05/12

Variety in a Flying Career, Spiced With AggravationNew York TimesMs. Poole has been a flight attendant for 15 years for a major airline that she won't name because, for a reason unfathomable to me, she loves her job and would hate to lose it. (Under airline rules, crews are allowed to talk to the media, ...

Cocktails for the History Books, Not the Bar - New York Times (blog) | 15/05/12

New York Times (blog)Cocktails for the History Books, Not the BarNew York Times (blog)Mr. Degroff took aim at the aviation, a cocktail made of gin, lemon juice and maraschino liqueur from the early 20th century. Rediscovered in the early 2000s, it was one of the earliest and most celebrated reclamation projects of the mixologist ...

'Mad Men' Watch: What Are You Thankful For? - New York Times (blog) | 14/05/12

'Mad Men' Watch: What Are You Thankful For?New York Times (blog)Peggy got $400 to do the same thing with Mohawk Airlines, but that didn't stop her from accusing Roger of being disloyal; when he claimed that Mike was ?perfect? for the job, she said she was sick of people thinking that way and pointed out that she ...

This Week in Small Business: Twenty-Five Signs - New York Times (blog) | 14/05/12

This Week in Small Business: Twenty-Five SignsNew York Times (blog)Two frequent fliers are driving American Airlines crazy. Kirby Chambliss takes a crazy flight over Arizona. Rhode Island is the least friendly state for small businesses. Google's self-driving car gets a green light in Nevada. ...

China Market Challenges Plane Makers - New York Times | 14/05/12

China Market Challenges Plane MakersNew York TimesWith China poised to become the world's biggest civil aviation market, many Western manufacturers are trying to figure out the best way to negotiate the country's complex business and political environment. Airplane makers are expected to establish a ...

A Measured Pace for Growth in China - New York Times | 14/05/12

New York TimesA Measured Pace for Growth in ChinaNew York TimesBut with lengthy waiting times for business jet import permits and even longer waits to obtain an Air Operator's Certificate from the industry regulator ? the Civil Aviation Authority of China, or CAAC ? the private aviation market in China is ...

Business Aircraft Looking for Takeoff - New York Times | 14/05/12

New York TimesBusiness Aircraft Looking for TakeoffNew York TimesAviation analysts say there are signs of a recovery in the market for business aircraft, after years of pain. But the recovery, if it comes, is likely to be spotty, and may be too late for some: Hawker Beechcraft, for one, filed for bankruptcy ...

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