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Progress, but is it enough? Continental won't go quietly Venezuela cancels some U.S. flights Check out Registered Traveler Curl up in the mountains Chipping away at history La.'s new campaign: We're open It's spring break time Arriving a day late and $500 short Pilots want to 'kill the rabbit'? Doing business on the high seas Eagles and whales and bears, oh my! Little miracles make travel easier No L.A.-Sydney flight for Singapore A cozier Dreamliner AA: Profit unlikely at Love One Indian airline? Ala. church becomes landmark N.O. tries to summon a party spirit Spanish immersion in So. America NWA, pilots make progress Frontier adds more big planes Security breach halts Houston Alaska Air flight diverted Meeting of the Marys Hard Rock Vegas for sale?

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SAD NEWS: I regret to inform you that a travel buddy of mine (we went to Iceland together) Major Dennis Cavagnaro USMC (Ret.) passed away last week. Dennis had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer very recently. Dennis (pictured on the far left) served twice as a Director of the Marines’ Memorial. He was a terrific supporter of the Association, and contributed several articles for Crossroads Magazine, as well as a number of other publications. He will be missed.
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NWA, pilots union making progress
Australia Lures Tourists By Swearing at Them
United Focuses Upon High-End Travelers
Still Fewer Folks Working at Airlines
Philippines President Declares Emergency
Big Airlines' Paths Diverge
Mirabel takes wing as space-themed amusement park
New Orleans gets more flights
Southwest, JetBlue to raise fares
United Airlines targeting non-labor costs - CFO
JetBlue Airways lands in Portland, Maine
2 air giants in dogfight
Grandiose rail schemes do little to reduce congestion
Russian Aircraft Returning to World Markets?
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Travel Blogs Offer Personal Advice; Questionable Value
BOOK TOUR: Our friends who wrote “HONEYMOON WITH MY BROTHER” are on their paperback book tour. The book has been out for two weeks, and it already has made the NY Times Bestseller list!! They have added a bunch of events so be sure to look for them in your city. An up-to-date schedule is available on the website www.honeymoonwithmybrother.com.

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