81.   Air travelers will not be able to trust flight schedules at all unless federal regulators fix a slew of problems, air carriers say.

82.   Australian flag carrier Qantas said Thursday it would resume flights to New York via Los Angeles from early next year in response to an improving aviation market.

83.   Australian flag carrier Qantas said Tuesday that a two-day strike by maintenance workers would not disrupt domestic or international flights.

84.   But the carrier said it will reduce frequencies this month to the Middle East and later merge two trans-Pacific flights.

85.   Carriers say there is a war emergency that justifies withholding those benefits.

86.   Collapsed airline Ansett is to be sold to two Australian businessman, the independent administrators running the grounded carrier said Thursday.

87.   Continental Airlines has signed a marketing agreement with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines that includes codesharing and reciprocal frequent flyer participation, the carriers said Tuesday.

88.   Czech state-run carrier CSA said it would cancel five of six flights from Prague to Paris and four of six flights from Paris to Prague.

89.   Czech state-run carrier CSA said Tuesday it would cancel nearly all flights between Prague and Paris.

90.   Despite the downturn in the airline industry, no-frills carrier Ryanair said Thursday it is considering setting up a new hub as it slashes fares to attract passengers.