Posted on 09 May 2012. Tags: airlines, America, Chance, finding-the-seats, flights, International, record-number, result, seats, slightly-fuller, Travel, Travelers
Passengers on U.S. airlines this summer will stand a good chance of finding the seats next to them occupied. The industry group Airlines for America is projecting “slightly fuller flights” than last summer, “driven in part by a record number of international travelers.”
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Summer flights expected to be full
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Posted on 04 May 2012. Tags: airlines, expensive-as-more, Industry, more-airlines, more-expensive, plane, plane-tickets, result, structural-problems, tickets, Travel, will-get
Analysts are predicting plane tickets will get more expensive as more airlines merge in response to deep-seated structural problems in the industry.
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Experts: Higher fares, more mergers for airlines
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Posted on 22 March 2012. Tags: airlines, been-slow, entertainment, flight, in-flight-entertainment, Internet, latest, offer-passengers, passengers-the-latest, result, the-latest, Travel
As competition expands among airlines to offer passengers the latest in-flight entertainment options, intercontinental routes have been slow to add Internet service.
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Why airlines have been slow to add Wi-Fi
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Posted on 09 March 2012. Tags: airlines, airport, Dallas, flight, Fort, morning, plane, the-plane, told-passengers, Worth, worth-international
As an American Airlines plane taxied for takeoff at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport on Friday morning, a flight attendant told passengers on the plane's intercom that the plane was likely to crash, alluded to the September 11 terrorist attacks and complained about union issues, officials said.
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Flight attendant’s outburst delays flight
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Posted on 02 March 2012. Tags: airlines, cabin, cabin-extra, fellow-flier, flier, knees, offer-four, Option, passenger, six-inches, the-passenger, Travel
American Airlines is offering another option to the passenger who is tired of jamming his knees into a fellow flier's back. The carrier's new “Main Cabin Extra” seats in coach will offer four to six inches of additional legroom.
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American adds legroom — for a price
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Posted on 16 February 2012. Tags: airlines, federal, federal-aviation, omaha, thursday, Travel
A Chautauqua Airlines pilot was kept off a flight in Omaha, Nebraska, Thursday morning after he failed a blood-alcohol test, a spokeswoman for the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Suspected drunk pilot kept off Omaha flight
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Posted on 14 February 2012. Tags: air, air-carriers, airlines, lows, posted-all-time, reports-released, result, seems-the-airlines, the-number, Travel
It seems the airlines are doing something right. U.S. air carriers posted all-time lows for the number of mishandled bags and bumped passengers in 2011, according to reports released Tuesday.
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Airlines report record lows for mishandled bags
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Posted on 01 February 2012. Tags: aimed-at-protecting, airlines, charge-passengers, new-federal, protecting-consumers, regulation-aimed, result, spirit, spirit-airlines, Travel
Spirit Airlines says a new federal regulation aimed at protecting consumers is forcing it to charge passengers an additional $2 for a ticket.
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Spirit Airlines adding ‘unintended consequences fee’
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Posted on 30 January 2012. Tags: airlines, cause-turbulence, congressman, government, include-government, Industry, monday, new-rule, requiring-airlines, result, their-advertised, Travel
A new rule requiring airlines to include government taxes and fees in their advertised price is continuing to cause turbulence in the travel industry — and a congressman said Monday he'll introduce a bill to overturn it.
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Bill would upend new airfare advertising rule
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Posted on 26 January 2012. Tags: airline-price, airlines, carrier, result, sign-popping, spirit, spirit-airlines, the-carrier, the-new, Travel, website-makes
Spirit Airlines isn't happy with the new airline price advertising rule. The big “Warning!” sign popping up on the carrier's website makes that pretty clear.
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Spirit Airlines lashes out against new airfare rule
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