The September 11th attack
190,000 employees suddenly go jobless

Associated Press

As Hawai'i continues to shed jobs — with more than 10,000 new unemployment claims filed in the weeks since the terrorist attacks — companies around the world are also struggling. A breakdown by industry of more than 190,000 job cuts attributed to the Sept. 11 attacks:

AEROSPACE

• Boeing: 30,000

• Bombardier: 3,800

• Textron: 2,500

• Raytheon Aircraft: 750

• Goodrich: 450

AIRLINES

• AMR (American, American Eagle, TWA): 20,000

• United: 20,000

• Delta: 13,000

• Continental: 12,000

• US Airways: 11,000

• Northwest: 10,000

• British Airways: 7,000

• Air Canada: 5,000

• SwissAir: 3,000

• KLM Royal Dutch Airlines: 2,500

• America West: 2,000

• Sabena: 2,000

• Midway: 1,700

• Virgin Atlantic: 1,200

• Scandinavian Airlines: 1,100

• Air Transport (Canada): 800

• American Trans Air: 1,500

• Frontier Airlines: 440

• National Airlines: 300

• Vanguard Airlines: 150

• Sun Country: 200

AIRLINE SERVICE

• LSG Sky Chefs: 4,800

MANUFACTURING

• Fiat: 20,000

TRAVEL

• Mandalay Resort Group, Las Vegas: 4,500

• MGM Mirage, Las Vegas: 3,000

• Wyndham International: 1,600

• Other Las Vegas hotels: 3,000

• Park Place Entertainment, Las Vegas: 1,500

• Navigant International: 800

• Rosenbluth International: 800

• Shedd Aquarium: 44

RETAIL

• Nordstrom: 1,600