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Over the last decade, he said, airlines have sharply reduced aircraft noise "far in excess" of levels mandated by governments.

The carrier has cut labor costs by negotiating lower wages and work-rule changes with its unions, and it has reduced aircraft expenses.

Agriculture and international shipping "pollute more than the air transport industry," he said, adding that the industry had reduced aircraft noise 70 percent in the past 20 years.

In the first quarter, however, investment in new equipment and software turned out to be weaker than originally reported, partly because of a strike at the Boeing Company, which reduced aircraft production.

Announcing the adoption of the logo this month, Airbus's senior vice-president for public affairs and communications, Rainer Ohler baldly claimed that the aviation industry had "already reduced aircraft emissions by 70% in the last 40 years".

Economic analysis shows that reduced aircraft costs could payoff the capital cost of a traverse fleet within a single season.

For years, North Jersey residents have pressed lawmakers to find ways to reduce aircraft noise from Newark International Airport.

The agreement is expected to save United $200 million over five years and is part of the airline's goal to reduce aircraft costs by $500 million annually.

But unlike with ships, we cannot substantially reduce a flight's CO2 by reducing aircraft speed or using on-board renewable energy sources.

The Boeing Company, the world's largest commercial airplane manufacturer, said yesterday that its third-quarter net earnings would be cut by $158 million because the lingering aviation downturn was reducing aircraft values in its financing division portfolio.

Boeing, which has financed much of Hawaiian's fleet, had offered to reduce aircraft rents to the airline, which cited inadequate concessions from lessors when it filed for bankruptcy on March 21.