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  • Other Airlines Must Honor Tickets of Stranded Passengers

    Travel | Compiled By Jane Engle | August 18, 2002
    Passengers stranded when a bankrupt airline cancels flights are entitled to fly standby on other carriers for no more than $25 each way, the U.S. Department of Transportation has ruled. The Aug. 8 notice was issued after the department received complaints about the treatment of passengers stranded when Vanguard Airlines filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and stopped flying July 30.
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  • Airline Sees Hope in Bankruptcy

    Business | Amy Shafer | August 5, 2002
    With little hope for returning to the air, ailing discount carrier Vanguard Airlines Inc.'s decision to reorganize rather than sell everything off has left a nagging question: Why? After all, the company, which bled money year after year, failed to get the funding it needed in nearly a year of begging the government and private lenders for help.

  • Vanguard to Start LAX-to-Kansas City Flights

    Business | James F. Peltz | September 2, 2000
    Vanguard Airlines said it will launch nonstop service between Los Angeles International Airport and its home hub airport in Kansas City, starting Oct.

  • Vanguard Shuts Down, Files Chapter 11

    Business | July 31, 2002
    Vanguard Airlines Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid a liquidity crunch that forced the low-cost airline to shut down operations and fire about 1,000 employees.

  • Hooters Makes Offer for Vanguard Assets

    Business | September 21, 2002
    AIRLINES * A group headed by the owner of the Hooters restaurant chain offered to buy some of the assets of Vanguard Airlines Inc. Hooters Air, led by Hooters of America Inc.

  • Kansas City Food-for-the-Poor Campaign a High-Flying Success

    News | January 10, 1998
    An airline that offered free tickets to anyone who showed up at a stadium parking lot with a case of food for the poor was overwhelmed by generosity Friday.
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  • Other Airlines Must Honor Tickets of Stranded Passengers
    Travel | Compiled By Jane Engle | August 18, 2002
    Passengers stranded when a bankrupt airline cancels flights are entitled to fly standby on other carriers for no more than $25 each way, the U.S. Department of Transportation has ruled.
  • Airline Sees Hope in Bankruptcy
    Business | Amy Shafer | August 5, 2002
    With little hope for returning to the air, ailing discount carrier Vanguard Airlines Inc.'s decision to reorganize rather than sell everything off has left a nagging question: Why? After all, the company, which bled money year after year, failed to get the funding it needed in nearly a year of begging the government and private lenders for help.
  • Vanguard Shuts Down, Files Chapter 11
    Business | July 31, 2002
    Vanguard Airlines Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid a liquidity crunch that forced the low-cost airline to shut down operations and fire about 1,000 employees.
  • Vanguard to Start LAX-to-Kansas City Flights
    Business | James F. Peltz | September 2, 2000
    Vanguard Airlines said it will launch nonstop service between Los Angeles International Airport and its home hub airport in Kansas City, starting Oct.
  • Kansas City Food-for-the-Poor Campaign a High-Flying Success
    News | January 10, 1998
    An airline that offered free tickets to anyone who showed up at a stadium parking lot with a case of food for the poor was overwhelmed by generosity Friday.
  • Start-Ups Struggle to Stay Airborne
    Business | James F. Peltz | November 29, 1996
    It may be a banner year for the major airlines, but two start-up carriers that serve California--Western Pacific and Vanguard--are grappling with heavy turbulence.