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Canon Communications Acquires Pharmapack

Carnival Refunds $40 Million

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3 Airlines Shut Down in One Week
By Christina Foster

Skybus Airlines, an Ohio-based airline founded in 2004, shut down operations today. The low-cost carrier couldn't overcome the combination of rising jet fuel costs and a slowing economic environment.

Earlier in the week of March 24th , ATA Airlines and Aloha Airlines announced they would shut down flights as both companies work through bankruptcy filings.
ATA, an Indiana-based low-cost charter airline, filed for Chapter 11 status Wednesday as a result of financial problems "following the loss of a key contract for our military charter business," the company said. The company started operation in 1973. ATA Airlines shut down operations and stranded thousands of travelers Thursday, March 27th when an unexpected loss of key charter flights and soaring fuel costs forced the carrier into bankruptcy. ATA announced last month that it would leave Chicago's Midway Airport, which it had used as a hub since 1992.

ATA's bankruptcy will also affect Southwest Airlines customers. The Dallas-based airline has a code-share agreement with ATA for travel to Hawaii.

Southwest said that it immediately began rebooking passengers with dates and times as close to the original travel plans as possible. Southwest said it would give priority to customers who are scheduled to travel in the next 14 days.

Once the nation's 10th-largest air carrier, ATA entered bankruptcy for the second time in just over three years.

Hawaii-based Aloha Airlines announced Sunday it would shut down its passenger operations this week after filing for bankruptcy protections last month, signaling the end of an airline that has served Hawaii for more than 60 years. Aloha, which filed for bankruptcy for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on March 21, was a casualty of fierce competition and rising fuel prices. The airline stopped taking reservations for flights Monday March 31.

In its bankruptcy filing, Aloha said it was unable to generate enough revenue from its inter-island passenger flights because of below-cost fares by competitors Mesa Air Group's go! airline. The company said it was forced to match the competitor's fares during an unprecedented increase in the cost of jet fuel.

Skybus said all flights Friday would be completed; passengers with reservations for Saturday and beyond were told to seek refunds from their credit card companies.




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