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Qantas splits business divisions
Qantas says it will split its international and domestic operations into two separate divisions to help restructure its business.
Higher fares help Ryanair profits
Ryanair reports record annual profits as fare rises help to offset a sharp rise in fuel costs, but it warns profits could fall this year.
JAL profits boosted by cost cuts
Japan Airlines, which went bankrupt two years ago, posts an annual net profit of 186.6bn yen ($2.3bn; £1.5bn) thanks to cost cuts.
Watch/Listen
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Malaysia's airlines scrap share deal01:52
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'Britain is losing out' on transport links05:23
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Is the time right for business-only flights?05:25
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Shake-up at Malaysia Airlines01:33
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Australian budget airline grounded01:43
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Foreign airlines take to Afghan skies 01:58
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Tweak your chi before you fly01:27
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Asian firms move into drone market02:31
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Future flight
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Fired up
Singapore Airshow aims big despite global uncertainty
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All suited up
Some ex-military personnel are choosing to start their own firms
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Flexing muscles
Big order highlights Qatar Airway's growth plans
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Dubai Airshow
Deals on wings defy global economic crisis
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Soaring ambitions
Dubai’s flagship carrier Emirates pushes ahead
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Growing hub
Dubai plans to become the world's biggest airport
Programmes
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HARDtalk
Another EU crisis may force finance leaders to find a solution says Britain's former chancellor
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More Or Less
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Global Business
Peter Day talks with former Ikea CEO Anders Dahlvig.
