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Air Transport World
January 2009

Editorial: The War on Aviation: By Perry Flint
(Air Transport World, January 2009, p.2)
Snake Eyes or Sevens?: By Perry Flint
Oil is below $50 a barrel but a global recession spells trouble for airlines in 2009. Can US carriers buck the trend?
(Air Transport World, January 2009, p.26)
Air Cargo Flattens Out: By Aaron Karp
With the economic slowdown deepening and spreading to all parts of the world, air cargo traffic growth has cratered.
(Air Transport World, January 2009, p.37)
Airline Financial Results: By Danna K. Henderson, Christine Boynton
ATW's comprehensive compilation of financial data for more than 200 of the world's leading airlines.
(Air Transport World, January 2009, p.40)
Eye of the Storm: By Jerome Greer Chandler
When Hurricane Ike roared ashore in Houston last fall, protecting their people became the first priority for Continental and Southwest Airlines.
(Air Transport World, January 2009, p.44)
A Happy Cohabitation: By Cathy Buyck
Kuala Lumpur International Airport succeeds with full service and low-fare terminals.
(Air Transport World, January 2009, p.56)