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Chip Maker Qualcomm Sees Smartphone Slump Worsening

Two major chip manufacturers just slashed their outlooks for the near term, warning of waning demand for consumer products and lighter shipments from plants.

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United Airlines Pilots Reject Tentative Contract Agreement

About 94% of the 9,980 aviators casting ballots voted against the proposal, the Air Line Pilots Association said in a statement November 1.

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Amazon Buys Stake in Hawaiian Airlines to Boost Cargo Capacity

The plan was disclosed as Amazon’s cargo airline grows at the slowest pace since the start of the pandemic — a sign that the e-commerce giant is adjusting to slackening demand.

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Airlines Cash in as Flexible Work Changes Travel Patterns

The ability to work remotely, full or part time, has allowed Americans to travel more and to combine personal and professional trips — a transformation that carriers are planning around.

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United Airlines Profit Forecasts are More Than Double Estimates

Earnings will be $2 to $2.25 a share in the period, United said, resuming a quarterly profit forecast that it had suspended early in the pandemic. Analysts had projected 96 cents on average.

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FAA Warns Airline Pilots as GPS Signals Disrupted Around Dallas

The GPS problem demonstrates the risks of widespread reliance on weak radio signals from space used for everything from timing stock trades to guiding jetliners.

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Delta Earnings Solid as Airline Signals Optimism on Travel Demand

The airline reported a $695 million profit over the three months that ended in September, despite rising costs and Hurricane Ian’s disruptions to travel.

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First Foreign 737 Max Flight Takes to Skies in China After Almost Four Years

The move is being closely watched as a potential signal the model may be closer to a return to service by Chinese carriers.

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Airlines Face a Shortage of New Boeing, Airbus Jets

The shortfall is affecting planning at carriers including American Airlines and United Airlines, as persistent supply-chain problems and regulatory concerns rattle the business.

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Tata Group’s Air India Weighs Raising $1 Billion for Expansion

The carrier, controlled by India’s oldest conglomerate Tata Group, is in discussions with potential investors including private equity funds and sovereign wealth funds, and fundraising could be completed in the next few months.

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United Air to Exit JFK Airport After Dispute Over Expansion

The airline plans to suspend service at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport, following through on a threat earlier this month to halt flights if regulators don’t allow the carrier to expand there.

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Maiden Flight for DHL’s First-Ever Fully Electric Plane

"Alice" lifted off Sept. 27 at 7:10 am local time from Grant County International Airport (MWH), flying for a total of eight minutes and reaching an altitude of 3,500 feet.

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