- Dutch reach new heights
- AA News - Enhancements to First and Business Class
- Judge blocks NWA strike
- MWAA Debuts Washington Dulles AeroTrain
- AA Mulls Pulling Ads From ABC
- Airlines look at mobile phone boarding passes
- United and American reach settlements in air cargo class-action lawsuit
- Comair on Lexington: Be careful
- Free Wireless Internet Access Arrives at Philadelphia International Airport
- In search of coffee, tea or triacetone triperoxide
- Miami airport to train all 35,000 workers to spot suspicious people
- Buy any railpass before November 10, and Rail Europe will credit 25% of the purchase price towards another European rail product - either a pass or ticket(s) -- booked before the end of the year. The second purchase must be made by December 27, 2006 and have a value of at least double the credit - which means you can save as much as 50%. Travel on the first pass purchased must be completed and the used pass returned by December 15, 2006.
- The TSA is already starting to water down its initially stringent ban on all liquids and gels. Now it says that you can carry on non-prescription medicines like contact lens solution, eye drops, cough syrup, if the container holds less than four ounces. Solid lipstick, Chapstick and stick deodorant are now okay to carry on (even “personal lubricants” like KY jelly are okay in an detailed itemized list on the TSA site). Toothpaste, shampoo, shaving cream/lotion and perfume are still verboten. There has not been and currently there is no ban on bringing laptops or other electronics onboard U.S. flights. SOURCE: THE TICKET
- For A Limited Time, Shorter Flights Require Fewer AAdvantage(R) Miles: Thinking of using your AAdvantage(R) miles for a flight within the continental U.S. or Canada that is less than 750 air miles one-way? For a limited time, claim a round-trip, short-hop MileSAAver(SM) award for only 15,000 AAdvantage miles in Economy Class (a 10,000-mile savings) or 30,000 miles in First or Business Class (a 15,000-mile savings). Offer valid for travel between now and February 28, 2007. http://www.aa.com/apps/netSAAver/ViewPromotionsDetail.jhtml?fileName=A0704_750LESS.xml&repositoryName=PromotionContentRepository&itemDescriptor=PromotionContent&anchorLocation=DirectURL&title=shorthops" target="_blank">Book Now
- NEW TRAVEL BOOK : Ellen Simonetti, the Delta Air Lines flight attendant who was fired in 2004 because of her blog, will auction the first five copies of her ground-breaking self-published book, Diary of a Dysfunctional Flight Attendant: The Queen of Sky Blog, on eBay (Here’s the link). The copies will be signed and hand-numbered collector's editions. The book, a novel in blog format, brings the internet phenomenon of blogging to the traditional publishing world. In the process, a new and exciting genre is born—a genre that allows everyone (even the technologically challenged) to experience the addictive voyeurism of this hip new medium. The novel is based on Simonetti's controversial true story, which made headlines around the world and caused an international debate about the limits of free speech. It follows the online ramblings of "Queen of Sky," the alter ego of Elena Guaio, a fun-loving, light-hearted and slightly dysfunctional flight attendant for "Anonymous International Airlines." Elena's blog quickly becomes her trusted confidant, which she uses as a release and a tool to sort through the numerous ups and downs of her life. For more info log on to
queenofsky.net.
- NEW KIDS DVD: Traveling with Children Made Enjoyable with New, Fun Filled ‘Tot-a-Doodle-Do! Transportation’ DVD: Young Travelers Meet a Real Airline Pilot, Learn How to Behave While Traveling, and Have Fun with a New Craft! One of Three New Titles Available on DVD October 24, 2006. For more info log on to
totadoodledo.com.
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