Travel News: Week of May 28, 2012

Top Travel News

• TSA eases airport screening for elderly travelers
• Just a month or so after buying Instagram for $1 billion, Facebook just released an…Instagram-killer.
• Shares of U.S. airlines surge on lower fuel costs
• 5 Travel Tips for Your Next Business Trip
• Alaska Air lets passengers tag their own bags at Sea-Tac
• Female pilot tosses passenger for sexist remarks
• Clear returns to San Francisco airport
• Woman won’t be charged for US Airways scare
• Facebook Releases a Photocentric App for Apple Devices
• Australia’s most expensive hotels no longer in Sydney
• Qantas to split international, domestic businesses
• TSA hopes a hand-held device will reduce pat-downs

More Travel News: Chicago Tribune | L.A. Times | N.Y. Times | USAToday | CNN | Frommers

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• The best airline meals rated by our favorite frequent fliers
• 20 tips to help you proofread like a pro
• Forbes: The Richest People in The World
• The Best Way to Carry Money Overseas
• Best Sandwiches From Around the World
• 63% of travelers read print newspapers during hotel stays
• Best of Honolulu 2012
• How to read a magazine like a publicist
• Can That Turbulence Cause Your Plane to Crash?

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