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Drunk Man Held Down by Follow Airline Passengerstheir breath the next morning. The pilots were arrested before the flight took off this is. Not a major problem on the airline industry but even one single currency isn't tolerable and and can't be tolerated and some news now. Pilots were the subject
Not a major problem on the airline industry but even one single currency isn't tolerable and and can't be tolerated and some news now. Pilots were the subject of ABC's
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The Weirdest Travel Stories of 2012
Airline Safety According to a report issued in December by the Geneva-based airline trade group International Air Transport Association , 2012 is on its way to becoming the safest year ever for air travel, worldwide. Nothing I can add
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Fees Undermine Fliers' Ability to Compare Fares
gender, nationality, travel history and whether they're flying for business or leisure. The International Air Transport Association , whose 240 member airlines cover 84 percent of global airline traffic, adopted standards at a meeting
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Fees Undermine Fliers' Ability to Compare Fares
gender, nationality, travel history and whether they're flying for business or leisure. The International Air Transport Association , whose 240 member airlines cover 84 percent of global airline traffic, adopted standards at a meeting
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Fees Undermine Fliers' Ability to Compare Fares
gender, nationality, travel history and whether they're flying for business or leisure. The International Air Transport Association , whose 240 member airlines cover 84 percent of global airline traffic, adopted standards at a meeting
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Airports Trade Layover Horror for 'Terminal Bliss'
Airport redesign has been accelerating in the U.S. over the past 10 years, fueled by a combination of things like an airline industry beset by bankruptcies and consolidation that is less able to shoulder as much of the operating costs for city-owned airports
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The Medical Guide to Holiday Moviespilots may be at risk for PTSD if they've ever experienced an aircraft mishap or near mishap. Because of this, the airline industry has a program in place called the Critical Incident Response Program that guides pilots through any potential PTSD inciting
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Winter Weather Threatens Christmas Travel
their flight to any day Dec. 21 to Dec. 25. Delta , United and others have similar policies. Airlines for America, an airline industry trade group, estimates that 42 million passengers will fly on U.S. airlines for the 21-day holiday travel period
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Column: Pilot Shortage Looming for U.S. CarriersContinental, Midway, Northwest and more disappeared via merger or bankruptcy. Now, in this period of semi-calm (the airline industry is never truly non-turbulent), the question of empty cockpits is getting revisited. Such fears are not new; I've
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Mice, Roaches Seen by FDA Inspecting Airline Foodimproving the program." Airlines for America's full statement to ABC News: "Safety is the highest priority of the airline industry . Our members safely transport two million people every day and safely serve millions more meals and beverages each year
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Hurricane Sandy Shuts Down the Stock Market
Thousands of flights have been canceled. Because Sandy is such a large and slow-moving storm, it might take days for the airline industry to restore normal service in much of the East. Pfizer and Entergy are among big companies postponing the release of their
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Column: Boring? Not These Airline Execsare smart, tough executives, but you have to be in the airline industry . Forget the romance of flying, airlines are first and or any other). One of his more famous quotes about the airline industry : "This is a nasty, rotten business." David Neeleman
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American Airlines Seats Become Loose in Flight Before Emergency Landingdelayed passengers four hours while the airline found a new crew. The trouble at the airline has prompted at least one airline industry expert to advise passengers to book away from the airline for the time being. Wall Street Journal travel editor Scott
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Drunk Man Held Down by Follow Airline Passengers
their breath the next morning. The pilots were arrested before the flight took off this is. Not a major problem on the airline industry but even one single currency isn't tolerable and and can't be tolerated and some news now. Pilots were the subject
Not a major problem on the airline industry but even one single currency isn't tolerable and and can't be tolerated and some news now. Pilots were the subject of ABC's -
Markets Look to Rebound After Recent DipWorld Bank. As has traditionally been going on that's really interesting all right moving on the International Air Transport Association says the slashing profit forecast for the industry this year by fifteenth 44%. As consumers wanna
traditionally been going on that's really interesting all right moving on the International Air Transport Association says the -- slashing profit forecast for the industry this year by fifteenth 44%. As consumers wanna know does that mean higher -
Nov. 23, 1985: EgyptAir HijackedAnd members of that task force are almost certain to be taking another look at a recent report by the International Air Transport Association . Which said that the Athens airport is now quote one of the best airports in the world. and ABC news
certain to be taking another look at a recent report by the International Air Transport Association . Which said that the Athens airport is now quote one of the best -- airports in the world. -- and -- ABC -
Flight Chaosgonna crash the next flight. The next problems could come for airlines with Please according to the International Air Transport Association about 35%. Of the nation's airlines fly planes that are more than 25 years old. Wendy Davis ABC
next problems could come for airlines with -- Please according to the International Air Transport Association about 35%. Of the nation's airlines fly planes that are more than 25 years old. Wendy Davis ABC news New York -- -
ABC World News, 04.11.08crash the next flight. The next problems could come for airlines with older fleets. According to the International Air Transport Association about 35%. Of the nation's airlines. Fly planes that are more than 25 years old. Wendy Davis
next problems could come for airlines with older fleets. According to the International Air Transport Association about 35%. Of the nation's airlines. Fly planes that are more than 25 years old. Wendy Davis ABC news New York. Next -
The Vile High Clubtaste may be the last thing to worry about. 20/20" is the first to reveal these government documents exposing a mass of airline industry health violations. The fda inspects airlines and their food caterers, and the results were not pretty. Over 1,500
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Airlines Collect Record $1.7B in Baggage Feessoon. Reporter: It seems like the airline industry has been able to counteract of the and fewer passengers flying. The airline industry has posted a profit. A big reason Bags fly free. Reporter: Now, the airline industry says these added fees are actually
airline industry has been ableThe airline industry has posted
