Major IT Outage Disrupts Global Air Travel -- 4th Update

By Cristina Gallardo and Mauro Orru Travelers around the world faced significant disruptions Friday in the wake of a global tech outage for millions of users of Microsoft Windows devices that hit a

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Airlines Face Delay Costs, But Won't Have to Pay Compensation, RBC Says -- Market Talk

1128 GMT - Airlines aren't required to compensate passengers for delays resulting from "extraordinary circumstances" but continuing disruption and delays will still impose costs on them, RBC Capital

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SAS Applies to Delist After Restructuring Gets Swedish Approval

By Dominic Chopping STOCKHOLM--Scandinavian airline SAS applied for its shares to be delisted after receiving court approval for its restructuring plan. The carrier filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

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Air France Flights to Berlin, Amsterdam Disrupted by IT Outage -- Market Talk

1039 GMT - Air France says that it operations "remain close to normal" in spite of the global IT outage affecting many airports and airlines across the world. Only flights to Amsterdam and Berlin

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KLM Halts Most Operations Amid Global Computer Outage

Air France-KLM's (AF.PA) Dutch unit KLM said Friday it was forced to suspend most of its operations following a global computer outage.The airline noted that it is working to resolve the problem.KLM

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European Air Travel Disrupted by Microsoft Outage -- Update

By Cristina Gallardo Travel in Europe was significantly disrupted Friday by a major Microsoft service outage that hit a range of global businesses. KLM Dutch Airlines said it suspended most of its

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