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1. Why don't airlines ask for passenger's weight?

   Mon, 27 Jun 2011

   correctly? — submitted by reader ssoergell Answer:Airlines use standard weights for passengers. Following the Air Midwest accident in Charlotte on 8 January, 2003, these standard weights were increased to more closely reflect actual conditions
2. Fliers in for pain as airlines pack it in

   Tue, 3 Jun 2008

   such as Merced, Calif., have lost or will lose all of what little air service they had from Mesa Airlines subsidiary Air Midwest , because that small regional carrier is shutting down this month, a casualty of high fuel prices. They are scrambling
3. Delta's plan to cancel contract threatens Mesa Air

   Thu, 22 May 2008

   the airline said it would shut down subsidiary carrier Air Midwest , cutting off service to 16 small cities in 10 states, because of soaring fuel prices. Air Midwest operated government-subsidized "essential air service
4. Mesa Air reports loss of $4.2 million

   Fri, 15 Feb 2008

   said on a conference call with analysts and investors. Mesa's bottom line includes results from its money-losing Air Midwest subsidiary, which it is divesting. Excluding those results, its net loss from continuing operations was $2.7 million
5. Focus on terrorism may obscure other airline safety threats

   Tue, 2 Oct 2007

   airline mechanics concerned about shoddy work done overseas. I also spoke to the parents of a young woman killed on an Air Midwest /US Airways Express flight in 2003, in a crash that was attributed to improper servicing by an outside maintenance
6. Beech 1900D Plane Based on Tested Design

   Wed, 8 Jan 2003

   old 1900D involved in today's crash at Charlotte/Douglas International Airport was operated for US Airways by Air Midwest , a subsidiary of Mesa Air Group, and has flown about 15,000 hours and made 21,000 takeoffs and landings, according