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Podcast: US makes big moves on sustainable aviation
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Southwest Airlines extends alcohol ban until 2022
US commits to cut 20% aviation emissions by next decade
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US commits to cut 20% aviation emissions by next decade
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Delta returns all pilots to ‘active flying status’
JetBlue pilots reject tentative agreement over American partnership
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Boeing’s 787 Dreamliners may remain undelivered until late October
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