Customs probes Danzas AEI office
The U.S. Customs Service is investigating the Atlanta office of Danzas AEI for possible improprieties
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Sick airline returns to the rudest of health As its European rivals cut passenger capacity, once-ailing Air France is boldly pursuing the opposite strategy
The forest of construction cranes towering over the foundations of yet another new terminal building at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport bears eloquent testimony to the rising challenge posed by Air France to its rivals around Europe. The rejuvenated French flagcarrier is exploiting to the full the opportunities offered by the development of Charles de Gaulle to build the most efficient aviation hub in Europe.
Read MoreWorld's largest airline created as TWA deal is sealed
The world’s largest airline was created on Monday, when a US appeals court reversed an order that had temporarily blocked the $742m purchase of bankrupt Trans World Airlines by AMR’s American Airlines.
Read MorePostal Deal With FedEx Studied
Auditors are looking into whether U.S. Postal Service managers misinformed their governing board by claiming that a contract with Federal Express will save the debt-ridden agency more than $1 billion.
Read MoreFrench airlines end up in an investor tangle
The crisis at SAirGroup, parent of Swissair, has exposed a web of financial arrangements designed to keep afloat three struggling French airlines and to navigate European rules on airline ownership.
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