The shareholder-elected Council of airBaltic elected Mats Jansson as chairman of the Council. Mats has been president and CEO of SAS Group since January 1, 2007.
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Gate Gourmet, the world’s largest independent
airline caterer and logistics provider, announced today that it will
expand the scope of its business into airline ground handling and
support through the acquisition of a leading U.K.-based group operating
under the Fernley and International Aviation Services (IAS) brands.
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"Making money and running a sustainable business go hand-in-hand," says Electrolux President and CEO Hans Stråberg (center). "There is a consumer demand for products that meet high sustainability standards. Consumers are willing to pay more for such products."
Electrolux, a global leader in high quality solutions to most intensive users of food service equipment has once again been selected for the prestigious Dow Jones Sustainability Index together with sustainability leaders from around the world.
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The Board of Directors of Nestlé today decided to propose to the shareholders to appoint Paul Bulcke (53) as CEO succeeding Peter Brabeck-Letmathe who will serve as active, non-executive, Chairman of the Board. The next Annual General Meeting will be on April 10, 2008.
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NEC Corporation claims to have developed what it is calling the world's
first radio frequency identification (RFID) device that can both read
and write tag data on multiple frequencies.
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Southwest customers who take advantage of the airline's pre-boarding option are no longer eligible for exit row seats, part of a 2005 move by the carrier that seems to have drawn little previous attention.
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Alaska Airlines announced it will be the first U.S. carrier to test
a satellite-based in-flight wireless Internet service next year and may
equip its entire fleet.
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GOL Linhas Aereas Inteligentes S.A., the parent company of Brazil's low-cost airlines GOL Transportes Aereos S.A. and VRG Linhas Aereas S.A., that operates the VARIG brand, has entered an interline agreement with VRG.
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TAM announced they will begin a new daily flight to Frankfurt, Germany on November 30.
The route will be operated by the modern Airbus A340-500 aircraft,
which will be delivered to the Company by the end of October. The new
aircraft will be dual class (Business and Economy), with 267 seats.
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Mark Wall, Gate Gourmet’s President of the Asia-Pacific/Middle East
division, was a featured speaker at ITCA’s Bangkok conference in
September. Against a backdrop of airline industry trends to
simultaneously contain costs and develop products and service to build
their brands, Gate Gourmet has transformed itself to respond, Wall said.
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