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The report warned that without cuts, the airline would wind up seeking bankruptcy protection and was in danger of liquidating, a prospect that has also been raised by US Airways' chairman, David G. Bronner.

They also believe that the airline will wind up in bankruptcy in any event and that they'd be better off in that process without having ratified concessions in advance.

Its participation in Oneworld ended when the airline was wound up in the following weeks.

Employees of the Swissair Group halted several flights at Geneva's airport, protesting a possible cut in pay and loss of benefits as the airline's operations wind down.

PHUKET, Thailand, Sept. 17 (AP) — The authorities on Monday found the two flight data recorders from a plane that had crashed Sunday on Thailand's resort island of Phuket, while an airline official said wind shear may have doomed the flight.

LAPA's success at gaining market share has produced an imitator, a no-frills airline named Southern Winds, founded by a former LAPA executive who worked his way up from the ticket counter.

Airlines worry far more about wind or ice than rain, even torrential rain.

What crisis?Jul 17th 2008 Airlines: It's an ill wind...Jun 5th 2008 The airline industry: Buckle upJun 3rd 2008Mercifully, air travel is thousands of times safer nowadays.

The proposed update of rules first spelled out in 2004 would significantly roll back airlines' obligations to passengers who wind up stranded for extended periods because of extraordinary events like the Icelandic volcano eruption three years ago, which grounded more than 100,000 flights across Europe.

They commented that the restrictions caused by the wind forced the airline to terminate up to half the departures.

Sept. 11, of course, knocked the wind out of the airlines, already suffering from a business travel recession.