Top 10 in Travel News: Week of October 1, 2014

THE TOP 10 IN TRAVEL NEWS THIS WEEK:

1. Stay Away From Chicago Airports (for Now)
2. The Air France Pilot Strike Ends With Absolutely Nothing Resolved
3. Airbus to help develop first supersonic business jet
4. American Airlines to honor its predecessors, CEO says
5. American Drops their El Al Partnership November 1
6. Southwest will use biofuel for SF flights in 2016
7. LAX speeds up customs process with passport scanners
8. Delta Gives Employees a Raise and Early Profit Sharing
9. European airlines can allow you to keep talking on your cell phone even after takeoff.
10. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport’s new $719 million, 8,000-foot runway is ready for take off

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• Canadian wireless costs among highest in world
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• The Trouble With Keeping Commercial Flights Clean
• Deer encounters with airplanes rarely end well, especially for the deer
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• World’s busiest airports: Atlanta still No. 1; LAX at 6; Dubai gaining
• 12 Crazy Forms of ID To Get Through Airport Security
• Qantas has begun flying the A380 “superjumbo” on the world’s longest passenger flight route from Sydney to Dallas
• Grounded PEOPLExpress may have to repay airport aid

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