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Articles in Dec 23, 1999 issue of Airline Industry Information

• TWU of America election for union representation of Delta Air Lines ramp and cargo employees approved
• Computer glitch temporarily silences radar links between New Zealand airports
• Air Tahiti launches two-for-one fare sale for Business Class travellers on Los Angeles to Papeete route
• Qantas sells stake in Equant NV
• United Airlines extends suspension of Venezuelan flights
• TWA to suspend services to Barcelona
• Delta Air Lines to commence codeshare service with Air France from Paris to Mali
• Oracle CEO challenges large aircraft curfew at San Jose airport
• Delta Air Lines orders seven aircraft from Boeing
• Horizon Air to add fifth nonstop flight from Redmond/Bend to Seattle
• Sprint Corp begins taxing USD1 for every 1,000 frequent flyer miles earned
• FAA begins move towards full STARS implementation
• FAA releases ATC transcripts from Little Rock crash period
• US NTSB unable to confirm how much material has been salvaged from crashed EgyptAir flight 990
• Pro Air supports loyal passengers with new Founding Passenger Programme
• Air Canada releases preliminary details of planned services enhancements after Canadian Airlines acquisition
• Mexicana de Aviacion commences daily flights from Nuevo Leon State to Chicago via Monterrey
• Virgin Atlantic Airways to enhance its frequent flyer programme
• No Y2K-based flying bans enforced by Britain
• Northwest Airlines and Continental Airlines extend codeshare agreement
• Swissair introduces check-in service via web-enabled mobile phones
• Oracle Corp and Boeing plan online sales of aircraft parts
• Flights to recommence between Nigeria and the US
• Brazilian Civil Aviation Department considers cancelling all flights over midnight, 31 December
• UK Civil Aviation Authority certifies Super 27 re-engining programme for import and registry
• American travellers unafraid of Y2K
• Roger and Out
• Government tentatively approves Air Canada's Canadian Airlines purchase
• British government lifts suspension of flights to Falkland Islands for DAP
• Roger and Out
• Iberia takes loan to help modernise its fleet
• Stansted accident delays Swedish travellers
• FAA proposes new airworthiness directives
• Pacific Bell to provide public telephones and related services at Los Angeles and Ontario airports
• EgyptAir announces that it is Y2K-ready
• Scientists warn of ecological problems around San Francisco Bay if extensions are made to airports
• Libyan Leader to seek compensation if accused PanAm bombers are found innocent
• Canada follows US lead on heightened security over date change period
• Cheap Tickets Inc launches fare sale to Honolulu
• TAESA to remains grounded until government investigation is finalised
• Wayne County Detroit Metropolitan Airport gains new conference centre
• Korean Air Boeing 747 explodes and crashes after take off at London-Stansted Airport
• Embraer denies selling control of the company to Aerospatiale Matra
• Continental Airlines climbs 'Best Company to Work For' ladder
• UPDATE:US Airways may replace entire fleet to meet new stage 3 regulations