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May 5th, 2011
(AFP/File) - An Aer Lingus Airbus aircraft takes off from Dublin Airport in Ireland, in March last year. Irish airline Aer Lingus announced on Thursday a big increase in first-quarter losses after a tough start to the year, forcing it to predict a "significantly lower" full-year profit.(AFP/File/Peter Muhly) -
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By William James LONDON (Reuters) - Britain should expand London's Heathrow airport by building a third or even fourth runway, MPs said on Friday, weighing into an argument pitting business leaders against environmentalists. Parliament's Transport Committee rejected a plan championed by London Mayor Boris Johnson to build a new airport in... [Full Article]
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