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Continental Airlines announced today that they plan to join the Star Alliance and partner with United

CHICAGO, June 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Continental Airlines (NYSE: CAL) and United Airlines (Nasdaq: UAUA) today announced a framework agreement to cooperate extensively, linking their networks and services worldwide to the benefit of customers, and creating revenue opportunities and cost savings and other efficiencies. In addition, Continental plans to join United in the Star Alliance, the most comprehensive airline alliance in the world.

Continental Airlines announces public offering of 11 million shares of Class B Common Stock at $14.80 per shares.

For U.S. airlines, 'à la carte pricing' is a $400 million idea

Airline passengers file suit to stop Northwest-Delta merger

TheStreet.com reports that Airlines are Slow to Get on Board With Bag Fees

Delta Air Lines to cut U.S. flying by 13 percent for rest of 2008:

Delta Air Lines Inc. said Wednesday it plans to reduce its domestic capacity 13 percent during the second half of 2008, a bigger cut that it had previously revealed.

PlaneBuzz Reports That Federal Express Absolutely Positively Scares the Market.

AirAsia CEO says: We can make money with oil at $200

Tire catches fire on Southwest flight landing at Sky Harbor.

First Qantas A380 flight Melbourne to Los Angeles October 20, 2008 and the rest of Qantas' A380 Implementation Schedule.

Pressurization Issue Forces United Airlines Plane Back To Denver