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Analysts have said the final tally could be hundreds of millions of dollars after airlines are compensated.

The half-mile-long facility replaced a crowded terminal built in the 1960s, not long after airlines began flying jets.

S.& P. 500 industrial shares rose after airlines expressed confidence over the weekend in the safety of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner after a fire on one of the jets.

Emboldened by their success in dictating terms to Marriott, Chinese officials have gone after airlines and other companies over issues such as "misidentifying" Taiwan.

Delta Air Lines said Tuesday that it was doubling, to $50, the fee for checking a second bag, three months after airlines initially began imposing the charge.

Reports tying the blood clots to air travel have intensified in recent years, after airlines began cramming more seats into their planes.

After airline pilots raised concerns about Boeing's new line of jet airliners, the plane manufacturers did little to allay their fears.

He became chief executive of UAL, Uniteds parent, in 1979, just months after airline deregulation.

The US federal Essential Air Service program was established to subsidize air service to communities unable to retain commercial carriers after airline deregulation in 1978.

Family members wept earlier after airline executives read a list of survivors and later as the longer list was read.

Some analysts also note that Europe is going through a competitive phase that already took place in the United States after airline deregulation in the 1970s.