Airlines

Gradual Reduction of Operations at Mexicana Airlines

SOURCE: Mexicana Airlines MEXICO CITY–(Marketwire – August 9, 2010) –   Mexicana Airlines to reduce flights Despite the gravity of its financial situation, Grupo Mexicana will make a concerted effort to continue operating with the cooperation of its unions and creditors Passengers already booked on flights will be the airline’s priority over the coming days Mexicana Airlines today announced that its financial situation has deteriorated substantially in the last week due to a series of events that have strangled the cash flows the airline needs to finance its day-to-day operations. One such event was IATA’s decision to suspend the carrier’s BSP sales channel, forcing it to suspend the sale and issuing of tickets indefinitely, with serious repercussions for MexicanaClick and MexicanaLink sales

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Precision Conversions Becomes a Boeing Licensee for Its 757 Conversions

SOURCE: Precision Conversions PORTLAND, OR–(Marketwire – August 6, 2010) –  PRECISION CONVERSIONS, LLC (“Precision”), is pleased to announce that it has become a Boeing licensee for its 757 passenger-to-freighter and passenger-to-combi conversions. As a result, Precision’s 757 conversion customers will now be eligible for and will enjoy the following benefits: Reduced Boeing Support Access Fees. Operators can utilize the Boeing field service network and Boeing Communication System to submit service requests. A “conversion map” will quickly and efficiently determine whether a service request is to be answered by Boeing or Precision.

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Auto Club Poll: Most Southern Californians Sticking With Summer Travel Plans, but Caution May Affect Back-to-School Shopping

SOURCE: Automobile Club of Southern California LOS ANGELES, CA–(Marketwire – August 6, 2010) –   Most Southern Californians have not cut back on their summer vacation plans this year and are planning to take the same number or more trips in the next three months as they did during August through October of 2009, according to a new survey released by the Automobile Club of Southern California. The Auto Club’s Fall Travel and Spending Poll also revealed that 56 percent of back-to-school shoppers feel more confident or have the same comfort level as last year about buying back-to-school items like clothing and supplies

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AAA New Mexico Poll: Most New Mexicans Sticking With Summer Travel Plans, but Caution May Affect Back-to-School Shopping

SOURCE: AAA New Mexico ALBUQUERQUE, NM–(Marketwire – August 6, 2010) –   Most New Mexico residents have not cut back on their summer vacation plans so far this year and are planning to take the same number or more trips in the next three months as they did during August through October of 2009, according to a new survey released by AAA New Mexico. The AAA New Mexico Fall Travel and Spending Poll also revealed that about half of back-to-school shoppers feel more confident or have the same comfort level as last year about buying back-to-school items like clothing and supplies. Twenty-seven percent of shoppers with school-age children stated they are more hesitant to spend money on school-related items than they were last year

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AAA Hawaii Poll: Most Residents Sticking With Summer Travel Plans, but Caution May Affect Back-to-School Shopping

SOURCE: AAA Hawaii HONOLULU, HI–(Marketwire – August 6, 2010) –  Most Hawaii residents have not cut back on their summer vacation plans so far this year and are planning to take the same number or more trips in the next three months as they did during August through October of 2009, according to a new survey released by AAA Hawaii. The AAA Hawaii Fall Travel and Spending Poll also revealed that about half of back-to-school shoppers feel more confident or have the same comfort level as last year about buying back-to-school items like clothing and supplies

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AAA Alabama Poll: Most Residents Sticking With Summer Travel Plans, but Caution May Affect Back-to-School Shopping

SOURCE: AAA Alabama BIRMINGHAM, AL–(Marketwire – August 6, 2010) – Most Alabama residents have not cut back on their summer vacation plans so far this year and are planning to take the same number or more trips in the next three months as they did during August through October of 2009, according to a new survey released by AAA Alabama.

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AAA Missouri Poll: Most Residents Sticking With Summer Travel Plans, but Caution May Affect Back-to-School Shopping

SOURCE: AAA Missouri ST. LOUIS, MO–(Marketwire – August 6, 2010) –  Most Missouri residents have not cut back on their summer vacation plans so far this year and are planning to take the same number or more trips in the next three months as they did during August through October of 2009, according to a new survey released by AAA Missouri. The AAA Missouri Fall Travel and Spending Poll also revealed that about half of back-to-school shoppers feel more confident or have the same comfort level as last year about buying back-to-school items like clothing and supplies.

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Sanswire Begins System and Payload Integration on to the STS-111 and SkySat Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

SOURCE: Sanswire Corporation Hangar Completed Ahead of Schedule Accelerates Integration Program AVENTURA, FL–(Marketwire – August 5, 2010) –  Sanswire Corporation ( OTCBB : SNSR ), a developer and producer of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and related technologies, today announced that the company’s technical partner, Eastcor Engineering, has begun the program to integrate systems and payloads on to the STS-111 and SkySat Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV).

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