71.   The Swiss national carrier said the U.S. Department of Transportation has tentatively granted the four airlines antitrust immunity.

72.   The two carriers said they intend to use their combined might now to seek out further, international alliances.

73.   The two carriers have said they want to link their trans-Atlantic routes and would seek immunity from federal anti-trust regulations.

74.   The U.S. carriers said they are hurt by unfair restrictions placed on their businesses by the Japanese Harbor Transportation Association, comprised of maritime companies and unions.

75.   Today, the national carrier said it formed an alliance with Deutsche Lufthansa AG.

76.   US Airways declined to comment but the other carriers said it, too, matched the fare increase.

77.   Until technology catches up with crime, carriers say they must keep detailed tabs on their customers.

78.   While Swissair pilots will continue to fly Swissair flights, the carrier said it may deploy aircraft from its Crossair AG regional subsidiary.

79.   Other European carriers said the terror attacks had hit them hard, too.

80.   According to airport officials in Cairo, the carrier said takeoff from JFK was delayed by two hours due to bad weather.