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- Wine Shipping 101: Sorry, That’s a Felony
- US Airways brings back frequent-flier perks
- Obese have right to two airline seats
- Capacity Cuts Could Deepen in 2009
- Ryanair makes half-price bid for Aer Lingus
- American rolls out mobile boarding capabilities at select airports
- Report: Flight attendant helped land plane after co-pilot had mental breakdown
- Mafia of Fake Monks Prey on Thailand Tourist
- Irish Airports To Offer Pre-Flight US Customs
- Air marshal scheme 'costly and chancy'
- Cessna clips west suburban home, pilot walks away
- Dutch couple in India pays $200 for "special" samosas
- AirAsia gives away seats, ends fuel surcharge
- New System Makes Air-Traffic Control Cheaper and Safer
- Blogging is no longer what it was, because it has entered the mainstream
- Toilet overheats and causes an emergency landing
- 11 trivial tips that could make a big difference on your next flight
- Driver wins settlement over car rental age discrimination
- British Airways CEO Pessimistic On Open US Market
- Japan Airlines pilot aborts LAX landing
- US Airways: "Angry is One Of the Words We Look For
- With the upcoming release of the Baz Luhrmann epic "Australia" starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman
(in theaters Nov 26), Intrepid Travel has created an "Australia - On Location" package that enables
travelers to re-create their own "Australia" adventure. The movie takes place in Australia's Top End
at the start of WWII. Here are the details of the package:
10 days from Broome to Darwin
$3490 per person (not including international air)
- NEW BOOK: Travel and temper tantrums may seem to go hand-in-hand (they start with T - no coincidence) so the Temper Tantrum Common Sense Handbook that includes lots of ideas about how to prevent a tantrum while flying is a "must-have" for anyone traveling with a toddler. The key is, says author Judy Colbert, "Be prepared, from following a to-do list to taking photos of everything you pack so you'll be sure to bring it home. Children sense when adults are tense and react accordingly. Make sure," she adds, "that you tell your child (who's old enough to understand) everything that's going to happen in the airport, including removing shoes and placing them with the favorite blanket or cuddly toy though the security screening." Order the e-book at
TuffTurtle.com/tantrums.htm
- Passports with Purpose is the brainchild of four Seattle travelbloggers seeking to do good and raise awareness of the great work travelbloggers are doing. This fundraiser launches on December 1 and benefits Heifer International. For $10, a person can buy a raffle ticket and be entered to win one of dozens of prizes – all travel-related. A video camera, guidebooks, luggage, messenger bags and much more.
Visit the Passports with Purpose page for more details.
- Delta is extending their discounted $45* one-way fare on US Helicopter rides between New York's John F.
Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Manhattan when you book an eligible Economy Class ticket and fly
before December 31, 2008.
- First edition of Moon Italy Rome resident Alexei J. Cohen offers a fresh perspective on Italy and all that the country has to offer, from classic destinations like the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Colosseum, to often-ignored gems like the Palazzo Pitti. With 30 detailed maps, an Italian phrasebook, and additional information on all things Italia, indulging in pleasures and getting a taste of the sweet life shouldn’t be a problem.
- Moon Nicaragua (Avalon Travel / September 2008 / $19.95) by Joshua Berman and Randall Wood. Berman and
Wood team up again to cover the best of Nicaragua in the third edition of
Moon Nicaragua.
Their expert advice leads to picturesque Pacific coast beaches, the ever-evolving nightlife
of Managua, and shopping spots in Masaya. Berman and Wood also offer unique trip ideas and advice
on volunteering and studying Spanish, hiking over a dozen volcanoes, and strolling down the old
colonial streets of Granada and Leòn.
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- Frommer's 5 Deals: Cancun, Killington, Ecuador, Scottsdale, and the Dominican Republic
- L.A. Shopping That's Suited to Any Season
- Travel Troubleshooter: Spirit is Gone, and So Is My Money
- Winter Events Across the U.S.: From Pirates to Polar Bears, Turkey Bowling to Ballooning
- Travel Writing 101: Leaping the Catch 22 Fence
- Frommer's Smart Deal of the Week: Travelocity's European Vacations from $854
- Frommers.com Podcast: Customer Service and the Future of Travel
- Where Does the Dollar Do Best? Frommer's Global Price Index for December 2008
- Frommers.com Airfare Deals and News for the Week of December 1, 2008
- Frommer's Smart Deal of the Week: Travelocity's European Vacations from $854
- Frommers.com Podcast: Customer Service and the Future of Travel
- Where Does the Dollar Do Best? Frommer's Global Price Index for December 2008
- Frommers.com Airfare Deals and News for the Week of December 1, 2008
- Frommer's Smart Deal of the Week: Travelocity's European Vacations from $854
- Frommers.com Podcast: Customer Service and the Future of Travel
- Where Does the Dollar Do Best? Frommer's Global Price Index for December 2008
- Frommers.com Airfare Deals and News for the Week of December 1, 2008
- Frommers.com Podcast: 500 Places to See Before They Disappear
- Honeymoon Destinations That Will Get Your Heart Racing
- Smart Deal of the Week: Three Nights and Airfare to Hawaii from $349
- 9 Top Destination Deals: New York, Rome, Paris, and More
- 11 Great Walks in Sunny San Diego
- 5 Great Reasons to Travel Over the Holidays
- Virtual Traveler: Tuscany and Umbria in Photos
- Frommers.com Airfare Deals and News for the Week of November 21, 2008
- Arthur's Blog: A Dubious Safety Measure for Entering the U.S
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Capacity Cuts Could Deepen in 2009
Earlier this year, airlines cut capacity by between 10 and 15 percent to combat record high fuel prices and an uncertain economy. Now, six months later, fuel prices have gone down (for now) but the economy remains shaky, and as Bloomberg reports, airlines are considering another round of cuts in 2009. "The pullback at big carriers including Delta Air Lines Inc. and American Airlines may reach 8 percent and include non-U.S. markets where they've been expanding in the absence of discount rivals."
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