Worldwide flight levels break even with 2001 for the first time since the attacks Chicago
The third anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks shows a steady recovery of flight schedules and seat capacity, according to figures published today by OAG, the world’s leading source of independent flight schedule information.
Inforwarding BV today announced it will launch an airfreight portal for the French Airfreight market on October 1st 2004.
OAG, the world’s leading source of independent flight schedule information, today announced further expansion into the Asia Pacific region with the opening of a new office in Beijing and the launch of the OAG Executive Flight Guide China.
OAG, the world's leading provider of flight schedule information, has formed a partnership with Air & Business Travel News (ABTN) to bring the electronic publication to an even greater audience every week.
100 years on from the Wright's first flight
Downers Grove, IL—December 11, 2003—The airline industry is beginning to stabilize, following an unprecedented period of turmoil according to OAG, the world’s leading source of independent flight schedule information.
Figures published today (15 December 2003) by OAG, the world?s leading source of independent flight schedule information, indicate that the airline industry is beginning to stabilise following an unprecedented period of turmoil.
Figures published today (11 December 2003) by OAG, the world?s leading source of independent flight schedule information, indicate that the airline industry is beginning to stabilise following an unprecedented period of turmoil.
U.S., World up 3% Since January, Recovery from War, SARS
Chicago—December 29, 2003 – We will remember 2003 as a historic period for the airline industry. The same year that celebrated the centenary of powered flight provided a snapshot of industry ups and downs—as a result of international conflict, SARS and an unsure economy—ultimately proving to be a year of stabilization.
Although domestic flights in the United States have not yet rebounded to pre-9/11 frequencies, the airline industry is showing signs of recovery partially as a result of the growing low-cost carrier segment, according to OAG, the world’s leading source of independent flight schedule information.