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• The Recession America Needed

  …industries must decrease. The hundreds of thousands of workers who have been fired from the auto industry, the airline industry , and other segments of the private sector that have suffered irreversible damage to their fortunes may not be able …

  08/04/2009Business
• Aging Flight Attendants and a Changing America

  …the basis of age, sex, or race, which meant the airline industry 's historical predilection for hiring young, slim ……tale here, too. As the economic crisis batters the airline industry harder than ever, its flight attendants are likely …

  By Katie Paul

  06/09/2009Blogs
• Who’s to Blame: Washington or Wall Street?

  …flat wrong. Think about the airline industry in the U.S. You can count ……there's a commitment in the airline industry to safety. Now, whether they ……issue, I don't know, but the airline industry in the U.S. is extremely safe …

  03/21/2009Business
• All I Wanted Was to Talk to My Family, and Get Some Dry Socks

  …received have been from other pilots. They tell me that because of the years of economic difficulties faced by the airline industry and its employees and the decreased respect for the profession, they have not felt proud to go to work—some of …

  02/13/2009Culture
• Humor Column: Sully Sucks! From Hero to Heel, Says PETA

  …hours. “He’s a flight risk, and we simply cannot chance losing him at this time. The economy of the entire airline industry depends on Sully now,” said union president Buzz Mifflin, adding,. “If that lady astronaut can drive from …

  By Newsweek

  02/09/2009Blogs

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