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[Title] => International air traffic posts double-digit growth in October
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[Title] => Global air traffic rises 11.7% in May
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[Title] => Airline losses from ash cloud climb over $1 billion
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[Title] => Demand for air travel rises 6.4% in January - IATA
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[Title] => PAL trims losses to $40.2 million in 9 months of fiscal year
[Summary] => Flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) trimmed its net loss to $40.2 million in the first nine months of its fiscal year ending March 2010, from the $330.2 million loss recorded in the same period a year earlier.
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[Title] => US gets world airline support for tighter security
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