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	CNN - FAA orders Kiwi to cut 25% of flights - June 21, 1996
		The airline was ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration to reduce the number of planes it flies from 15 to 11 until it changes the way it keeps pilot training records.
		Kiwi said in a statement that it would honor all tickets and would arrange for other airlines to carry its passengers where necessary.
		Kiwi, a New Jersey-based low-cost carrier, was founded in 1992 by a group of pilots who lost their jobs when Pan Am and Eastern Airlines collapsed.
	www.cnn.com /US/9606/21/kiwi.10p (441 words)

	Kiwi International Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kiwi International Air Lines was a Part 121 American airline that operated from September 21, 1992, to March 23, 1999.
		The former airline employees had formed a group and called themselves Kiwis because they were no longer flying, just like the flightless kiwi birds.
		In 1999, the airline re-started, but this was a short lived comeback, as soon after, Kiwi was forced into bankruptcy again and Kiwi had to stop flying again before that year was over.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kiwi_International_Airlines (407 words)

	Encyclopedia: Kiwi International Airlines (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kiwi International Air Lines was plagued with problems almost throught the company's existence: in 1994, reorganization was needed, and in 1996, the FAA temporarily forced Kiwi International to suspend its flights.
		In 2001, the airline was acquired by a medical doctor from Baltimore, Maryland.
		He thought of using the loan to fix the eight airplanes that still remained in Kiwi's possesion; this turned out too costly, however, because he would have had to pay a 15% annual interest rate [1], and the idea of returning Kiwi International Air Lines into the air again was eventually abandoned.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Kiwi-International-Airlines (955 words)

	Kiwi (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kiwi (shoe polish) - brand name for a shoe polish that is popular in scores of countries.
		Kiwi Airlines, defunct New Zealand airline, based out of Hamilton - operating between 1994 - 1996.
		Kiwi International Airlines - a short-lived US Airline in the late 1990s [1] [2].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kiwi_(disambiguation) (302 words)

	Dictionary of Meaning www.mauspfeil.net
		Kiwi International Air Lines was plagued with problems almost throught the company's existence: in 1994, reorganization was needed, and in 1996, the Federal Aviation Administration FAA temporarily forced Kiwi International to suspend its flights.
		In 2001, the airline was acquired by a Medicine medical doctor from Baltimore, Maryland, Dr. Charles Edwards, who tried to revive the airline by receiving a 2.2 million United States dollar dollars loan from Kennedy Funding.
		Kiwi had three main hubs: Luis Munoz Marin International* Airport, in San Juan, Puerto Rico (hub, and their only international city) Miami International* Airport, in Miami, Florida (hub).
	www.mauspfeil.net /Kiwi_International_Airlines.html (387 words)

	Airlines Remembered
		Kiwi Int'l Airlines ceased operations March 24th, 1999
		Kiwi International Airlines was founded in 1992 by ex-Eastern staff and operated Boeing 727s from Newark Int'l, New Jersey.
		In 1994 a reorganisation took place, and by mid-1996 operations were temporarily restricted by the FAA.
	www.ruudleeuw.com /rem-kiwi.htm (134 words)

	Aviation Consumer Protection Home Page
		Kiwi International Airlines filed for bankruptcy protection on March 23, 1999 and ceased flight operations on March 24, 1999 following revocation of its FAA authority.
		Kiwi is making no ticket refunds, even if a refund had been requested prior to the cessation of operations.
		State that Kiwi is in bankruptcy and has ceased operations, that you will not receive the services that you charged to your account, and that you are requesting a credit pursuant to the Fair Credit Billing Act.
	airconsumer.ost.dot.gov /cessations/kiwi.htm (567 words)

	Kiwi International Airlines Inc. - Company Profile, Information, Business Description, History, Background Information ...
		Kiwi International Airlines Inc. was created from the ashes of Midway Airlines, Eastern Airlines, Pan Am, and other carriers which folded in the early 1990s.
		In late 1994, Kiwi preemptively grounded its fleet of 13 leased planes in response to FAA scrutiny of its pilot training documentation procedures.
		Kiwi officials characterized the FAA's actions, which came after the disastrous May 1996 crash of a ValuJet airliner, as an overreaction, and took the unique step of touting their "perfect safety record" in advertising (specific safety claims are rare in airline advertising) rather than their low fares.
	www.referenceforbusiness.com /history2/56/Kiwi-International-Airlines-Inc.html (2280 words)

	Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News: Newark, N.J.-Based Kiwi International Airlines to Serve Niagara, N.Y.(Originated ...
		Newark, N.J.-Based Kiwi International Airlines to Serve Niagara, N.Y.(Originated from The Star-Ledger, Newark, N.J.)
		Aug. 27--Niagara, N.Y., and Kiwi International Airlines are tying the knot on a deal to bring regular air service to the honeymoon capital.
		Niagara International Airport has not had scheduled service for at least 15 years and government officials hope Kiwi will boost tourism and business by ending a monopoly enjoyed by higher-fare carriers at Buffalo and Toronto airports.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:19707903&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf (202 words)

	International Airlines - AskTheBrain.com
		International airlines, airports and major aerospace firms are flocking to sign up for a new master Internet domain created to provide a haven for the civil aviation industry, the company managing it said last week.
		Gain international recognition among airlines and regulatory authorities for the IATA Operational Safety Audits as a substitute for existing safety audit programmes.
		International airlines serve Rome and Milan; Inter-European airlines serve Florence and Pisa.
	www.askthebrain.com /airline_international-.html (302 words)

	F.A.A. Says a Lack of Trained Pilots Leads Kiwi Airlines to Reduce ItsFleet by Four - New York Times
		The Federal Aviation Administration said today that Kiwi International Airlines Inc. had reduced its fleet to 11 Boeing 727's from 15 because many of its pilots were improperly trained and it lacked the personnel to run all its planes.
		Kiwi, which was certified by the F.A.A. to fly in September 1992, was effectively grounded by the agency in December 1994 because of problems in pilot training, and has been operating under a consent order ever since.
		Kiwi has been under close surveillance much longer, she said, and maintenance issues, which are involved in the Valujet grounding, did not play a major role in the move against Kiwi.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9F07E0DC1539F931A15755C0A960958260 (809 words)

	ESOP / stock option / employee ownership update for June 7, 1995
		Kiwi International Airlines is the only major airline started as an employee-owned firm.
		With all the recent publicity about employee ownership at United Airlines and Northwest Airlines, where employee ownership seems to be working well so far, and at TWA and USAir, where employee ownership is being used or proposed to stave off bankruptcy, it's not surprising that the press would turn its attention to Kiwi.
		The airline was started in the late 1980's by former Eastern Airlines pilots, who invested $50,000 each to help get the company underway.
	www.nceo.org /columns/cr8.html (591 words)

	Local: Kiwi deal dead
		Kiwi was founded in 1992 by former employees of Eastern Airlines and the former Pan Am.
		This week, the Newark, N.J.-based airline and Pan Am had gone as far as preparing to go before a bankruptcy court judge to finalize their financial arrangement when the order came down from the FAA grounding Kiwi.
		Despite the Kiwi deal falling through, Fink is determined to make good on the promise he made in December at the opening of the new passenger terminal at Pease to offer passenger service from Pease.
	www.seacoastonline.com /1999news/3_27e.htm (455 words)

	Passenger flights may be imminent
		Pan Am and Kiwi representatives were in bankruptcy court in Newark yesterday, and Fink said they are likely to go before a judge today to finalize the arrangement, which will put Pan Am in control of Kiwi.
		Kiwi International was founded in 1992 by former employees of Eastern Airlines and the pre-bankruptcy Pan Am.
		The nation's transportation secretary yesterday issued a statement citing concern regarding Kiwi's ability to continue to operate safely in light of its financial problems, which include $750,000 owed to airports and $20 million in losses in 1998.
	www.seacoastnewspapers.com /1999news/3_24a.htm (630 words)

	Metro Business; F.A.A. Rejects Bid By Kiwi to Fly Again - New York Times
		Kiwi International Airlines failed to change the Government's mind yesterday about grounding it, leaving the tiny discount carrier with little hope for survival.
		The surprise shutdown of the airline, which is based in Newark, stranded thousands of travelers who had booked tickets for spring break, Easter and Passover, and threw 450 of the airline's 500 employees out of work.
		But Kiwi barely has cash to make it until Monday, when a bankruptcy court judge is scheduled to hear a proposal by Pan American Airlines to buy the company's assets.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9F07E7DC1530F935A15750C0A96F958260 (405 words)

	Bresnan International Aviation \| Contact Us - Print Version (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Among her achievements was the creation of the Dining Services department for Kiwi International Airlines, where she designed menus that resulted in the airline receiving the International Food Service's "President's Award" for the best innovative airline food in its class.
		The airline was also given the Conde Nast Award for "Best Domestic Airline" during her tenure.
		She is certified by the Federal Aviation Administration for Part 135 emergency training, and is also certified to administer CPR and First Aid, and to operate a defibrillator.
	www.bresnanaviation.com /about_carney_print.html (210 words)

	FlightSim.Com NOTAMS
		Bill Yeager, spokesman for Kiwi International, is proud to announce Kiwi's acquisition of Air Puerto Rico Airlines of San Juan.
		Air Puerto Rico was sold to Kiwi by Joe Yeager (son of Bill Yeager).
		KIWI VA has not yet started operating but has 4 pilots already on its roster and will add 21 when they merge AIR P in to the fleet.
	www.flightsim.com /cgi/kds?$=main/notams/kiwi1.htm (174 words)

	Flight International: Airlines Archives
		It has been a while since a major world airline operating a state-of-the art aircraft has been involved in an accident sufficiently telegenic for the 24h news media to stay with it for a day.
		That is what the aircraft design, the airline's procedures, the crew training, the airport crash rescue and fire services all aim to ensure, and the system worked.
		Someone joked that this was probably the first time the airline executives in attendance had experienced what it was like to sit in economy, but in beating the CBI, BBC and the rest to his valedictory address, the Aviation Club could be rightly proud of their coup.
	www.flightglobal.com /blogs/flight_international/airlines (10211 words)

	Yahoo! - Business and Economy:Companies:Travel:Airlines
		Luxair Airlines - National airlines of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
		Manx Airlines - operating direct flights from the Isle of Man to destinations in England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and the Channel Islands.
		Thai Airways International - national carrier for the kingdom of Thailand, serving destinations in Asia.
	www.math.rutgers.edu /~sontag/airlines-yahoo.html (1196 words)

	FlightSim.Com NOTAMS
		Bill Yeager, spokesman for KIWI INTERNATIONAL, is pleased to announce that KIWI's home page is now up and running at http://www.angelfire.com/oh4/iainc/kiwiair.
		KIWI INTERNATIONAL, while based on the real, original KIWI INTERNATIONAL, is an expanded version, allowing pilots more options for interesting and varied flights.
		KIWI is always interested in forming alliances with other virtual airlines to help both of us grow.
	www.flightsim.com /cgi/kds?$=main/notams/kiwi.htm (184 words)

	kiwi — Infoplease.com
		Their eyesight is poor; the long, hairy bristles at the base of the bill are believed to have a tactile function which is thought to supplement their keen sense of smell in hunting.
		Kiwis nest in underground burrows, the male performing the incubational duties.
		Kiwi dogged by questions on its safety; airline denies FAA grounding, record point to problems.
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/sci/A0827863.html (397 words)

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		Kiwi - Directory of eco tours, adventure travel, budget and accommodation.
		Airlines, lodging, and regional information and travel related businesses are listed.
	www.bizeurope.com /keywords/travel.html (1802 words)

	Coventry Aims To Snare Airlines
		According to several investors, Coventry is in talks to acquire three small, low-fare carriers--among them Kiwi International Holdings, parent of Kiwi International, which flies from Newark International to such cities as Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Las Vegas, Orlando, Palm Beach, San Juan, and Tampa.
		With Kiwi, Coventry's revenues will jump from an estimated $20 million this year to about $100 million, according to one investor.
		Kiwi's greatest asset, he notes, is its experienced operational capability.
	www.businessweek.com /1998/19/b3577109.htm (281 words)

	Kiwi Aircraft Images: Boeing 757
		Early international operations including positioning personnel and dignitories to Tonga for the Tongan King's 85th birthday celebrations, and a display for RIAT at RAF Fairford (flown by Tony Davis & Mike Corkhill) in July 2003.
		The aircraft was delivered to Transavia Airlines on May 3, 1993 and made its last commercial flight with the Dutch airline on May 18, 2003 after which it was delivered to Air Livery (at the former BAE Systems Airbus facility at Filton (Bristol)) for a repaint in RNZAF colours on May 19.
		The aircraft made it's first international operation on Jul 24 to Korea via Australia where the NZ Prime Minister was collected for transport to the 50th Anniversary of the Ceasefire Commemorations.
	www.kiwiaircraftimages.com /757.html (2308 words)

	Kiwi International Airlines - - Newark - United States - - ATI, Air Transport Intelligence - ATI — Air Transport ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kiwi International Airlines is talking to a potential investor in a last ditch attempt to avoid Chapter 7 liquidation.
		At present, Kiwi's Trustee, Charles Stanziale and roughly ten employees head up the New Jersey-based carrier, which ceased...
		Kiwi International Airlines says that despite one of its major shareholders agreeing a deal to acquire a cruise liner operator the carrier is unlikely to support the operation with flights to cruise ship destinations.
	www.rati.com /ALLANDING_768.htm (224 words)

	Samsung Sch A790 Travel Charger International \| Kiwi Travel International Airlines \| Hotel Discounts \| Holland America ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Airlines tend to let their loyal customers travel first class with no additional charge.
		Also, if you are a gold or platinum member of a frequent flyer club, call the day before your flight and see if you can change your ticket to travel first class for free.
		Some airlines are more likely to upgrade business travelers to first class in order to build loyalty among the customers that provide the greatest amount of business: business travelers.
	www.stlacceshous.org /samsung-sch-a790-travel-charger-international.htm (661 words)

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