Airline News

Maxjet, a two-year-old company that touted itself as the first low-fare business class airline, has declared bankruptcy due to rising fuel costs, its president said.

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American Airlines is to go head-to-head with Eos and MAXjet at Stansted on the transatlantic route to New York JFK. The airline announced today that it will launch daily services from the Essex airport from 29 October and will add a second daily service from March 2008.

travel.timesonline.co.uk

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Singapore Airlines remains the most popular international airline among readers of Travel & Leisure, but startup Maxjet Airways debuted just behind the perennial favorite.

bizjournals.com

Labels: Maxjet, Singapore Airlines

Low fare business class carrier Maxjet is to float on the London stock exchange, following the lead of rival carrier Silverjet.

independent.co.uk

Labels: Maxjet, Silverjet, stock exchange