Tag: united airlines

M&A

Continental-United combo becomes largest US airline in Asia

The $3.17 billion merger between Continental Airlines and United Airlines creates a mega US carrier in Asia with no overlapping routes in the region.

By Edward Russell | 4 May 2010

Corporate

Continental Airlines connects the dots in Asia

On the eve of relaunching a Hong Kong-Guam service, Continental Airlines’ Walter Dias discusses the importance of Asia to US airlines.

By Edward Russell | 1 April 2010

Corporate

Narita landing rights at centre of Japan Airlines’ alliance decision

Reducing the presence of US airlines at Tokyo's Narita Airport is a key issue behind the Japanese government’s reported preference for a Japan Airlines-Delta tie-up.

By Edward Russell | 1 February 2010

Business Moves

Bidding war for Japan Airlines heats up

American Airlines and TPG offer $1.1 billion for Japan Airlines, exceeding Delta Air Lines’ $1.03 billion offer.

By Edward Russell | 4 December 2009

Business Moves

What lies ahead for loss-making Japan Airlines?

Japan Airlines posts a record loss, while US suitors American Airlines and Delta continue to circle.

By Edward Russell | 18 November 2009

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