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• USAir, which last week posted one of its biggest annual losses ever, wants to postpone delivery of eight 757s.
• The department will renegotiate contracts to postpone delivery on 5 million barrels of oil for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in Louisiana and Texas, he said.
• As carriers scramble, plenty will be willing to postpone deliveries and payments, said Richard Aboulafia, a senior aviation analyst at the Teal Group in Virginia.
• Another candidate to postpone deliveries is Delta Airlines, which has embarked on a major cost-cutting program, calling for savings of $ 2 billion a year by 1997.
• For instance, it will save up to $ 75 million a year from meal cuts and is in talks with Boeing to postpone deliveries of 39 new jets.
• She had successful surgery Monday to stop bleeding in her abdomen caused by efforts to postpone delivery as long as possible so as to help the babies mature.
• In Southwest Florida, just-in-time manufacturers have had to scramble to obtain raw materials and parts by air or from other ports; some have had to postpone deliveries to customers.
• For February 2015 there were delays for the final delivery of the work, where it was argued that the bathrooms were not available for use, so it had to postpone delivery.
• China will keep flat the number of its commercial airplanes this year and has asked airplane manufacturers to postpone deliveries of orders for the next two years, the official newspaper China Daily reported Monday.
• Yepes'comments, in an interview with a local radio station, follow recent guerrilla attacks on a main oil pipeline that forced Ecopetrol yesterday to postpone delivery of two crude oil export cargoes of 750, 000 barrels each.
• So all was rosy until September, when a customer _ Cymer can't say which one _ asked Cymer to postpone delivery of some lasers, causing the laser maker to cancel its appearance at the investment conference and setting off rumors.