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India's second biggest carrier Jet Airways expects to agree a stake sale deal with Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways in a week or so, an executive at the airline, who declined to be named, said on Thursday.

UK-based airlines have launched a renewed attack on air passenger duty (APD) with a report that claims the UK economy would be boosted by £16bn a year if the tax was scrapped.

Obama administration officials defended themselves on Wednesday for making initial statements earlier this month that the Boeing 787 Dreamliner was safe to fly, despite a battery fire that had occurred on a tarmac, the Associated Press reports.

Spirit Airlines started nonstop service Thursday between Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and New Orleans, the airline announced.Airlines news.

Irish air carrier Ryanair is closing in on an order for at least 150 of the Boeing Co.'s 737 model, according to this report from the Chicago Tribune.

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Sahara India Airlines Was Among Low Cast Air Carrier Which Was Later Taken Over By Jetlite Airlines. Sahara India Aviation Academy Runs Several Programs Which Churn Out Professional For Aviation.

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Travel has changed from previous distress. There may have been far fewer airplanes in the skies this past year, but if you're looking ahead to future travel, you might take heed of the latest rankings of the world's safest airlines from AirlineRatings.com.

AIR TRAVEL HASSLES lead fliers to skip an average of two trips annually, which will result in 27 million avoided trips and a $71 billion loss for the U.S. economy in the coming year, according to a recent report by U.S. Travel Association and Ipsos. The impact of traveler frustrations also leads to a loss of $4.5 billion in tax revenue. The federal government must prioritize improvements throughout the air travel ecosystem to foster greater growth, the association has said. "When almost 60 percent of recent air travelers equate the experience to or find it worse than going to the DMV, it's a worrisome sign that requires action," said Geoff Freeman, USTA president and CEO. "With targeted efforts, the federal government can certainly enhance the entire travel system." Half of travelers said they would increase air travel in the next six months if the experience were less of a hassle, the poll revealed. Similarly, business travelers would take an average of two more trips annually if travel frictions improved, resulting in 18 million additional trips and $52 billion in economic impact.