Continental Cuts Mexico Capacity Amid Flu Outbreak

Aviation WeekContinental cuts Mexico capacity amid flu outbreakReutersATLANTA, May 1 (Reuters) - Continental Airlines Inc (CAL.N) said on Friday it had temporarily reduced service to Mexico, citing lower demand as a deadly strain of flu spreads.Continental to cut Mexico flights by half Bizjournals.comContinental to cut its Mexico flight capacity by half MarketWatchThe Associated Press - Aviation Week - HealthKnowItAll - Minneapolis Star Tribuneall 500 news articles

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