US airlines share price September hurricane

The economy "small spring" this newspaper reporter Gao a thump.　　September 15, Rockets star Tracy McGrady, opened the Toyota Center in the Chairman's office, to cry to Alexander, said that including Yao Ming's teammates do not like him.　　The good mood of the Rockets boss was destroyed by the 30-year-old NBA former scoring king.　　Fortunately, there is also a sponsorship contract in the evening to dash hi. It was a local airline in Houston-Continental Airlines (Continental Airlines Inc.).　　The NYSE is code-named CAL).　　Under the contract, the company will be the sole official transportation sponsor for the Rockets and Toyota Center events, which is to provide special aircraft for the Rockets ' frequent flight. Continental Airlines is headquartered in the Houston district and will send 668 non-stop flights from Houston to 162 cities in the United States, North America, Europe and Asia every day.　　Rockets president Tade Brown that both sides of the goal is the international scope of hundreds of millions of broad market. In the first half of last year, Continental Airlines was still breathless, and the question the CEO was considering all day was whether to merge with United Airlines to survive.　　Now part of the recovery, want to use Yao Ming's fame, to enter the Chinese market. But throughout the September, North America's most flamboyant company was the world's second-largest airline, AMR Corp., the state airline. September 17, the company's shares rose 21% to 8.88 U.S. dollars.　　In the Russell 1000 stock index, the rise topped the list.　　The surge came on the day the company's US Airways (Anglo Airlines) announced that it had received 2.9 billion dollars in cash financing. Large cash into the bag, Continental Airlines began a large-scale expansion of the plan. The company will add 57 daily flights in Chicago, open 6 New York routes, add two flights to Los Angeles and add 19 flights to its largest hub, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, and 23 additional flights in Miami.　　The company also plans to buy 22 CRJ700 aircraft in 2010. September 15, Japan Airlines announced a layoff of 14%, intended to pave the road for potential investors, the U.S. airlines. See, AMR Corp. Really doing a "big event".　　Analysts say it will be a smart move by the U.S. airline industry to bounce back. In fact, the entire U.S. aviation sector has been rising sharply.　　NYSE Arca AIRLINE Index, the NYSE's aviation Plate index, has risen by about 30% per cent since September, and if the March low is the starting point, it is up to 130%. September 17, at least three airline shares rose. America's third-largest airline, United Airlines, UAL Corp. ) rose 2.3% to 9.30 dollars. American Airlines Group rose 16% to 5.08 dollars. Mesa Aviation Group (Mesa Air GrOUP Inc.　　) Rose 11% to 35 cents. Is this the performance of the American economy "small spring"? Coincidentally, the International Air Transport Association announced in the past few days that global airlines have shown initial signs of recovery in first class and business class revenues.