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United Airlines Removes 787 From Schedule
The FAA's grounding of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner is having long lasting effects on airlines and the traveling public. United is removing the plane from routes through June at least.
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American Airlines, US Airways Announce Merger
It was announced this morning, to the surprise of no one frankly, that American Airlines and US Airways will be merging to become the world's largest airline.
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Delta, Starwood Team Up on Crossover Rewards
In a first-of-its-kind move, Delta and Starwood Hotels are teaming up to offer reciprocal benefits for members of both loyalty programs. Think SkyPriority access AND room upgrades.
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VIDEO: US Airforce's Aircraft 'Boneyard'
Okay, we're ready for an Arizona trip now. The 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (the "Boneyard") is home to 5,000 retired military aircraft, just taking a break from flying.
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EU Courts Rule on Passenger Care Law
Passengers in Europe were handed a major victory this week. The EU courts ruled against the airlines after passenger care laws were called into question during the 2010 volcano eruption in Iceland.
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JFK, Atlanta Airports to Get Rooftop Lounges
If there's one word you'd use to describe most airport lounges in the US, it's probably not "luxurious" or "relaxing." Delta is working to change that by announcing two swank rooftop lounges.
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American Airlines Adds New Regional Jets in Bankruptcy Efforts
In ongoing efforts to recover from bankruptcy, American Airlines recently debuted a new logo and design and have now announced larger regional jets to be added to their fleet.
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Airline Trends We'll See in 2013, a Forecast
With the promise of a merger in the air, we began to wonder what other news and trends the friendly skies will see in 2013. Here are our predictions for what to expect at 30,000ft this year.
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Look Inside: Emirates Airlines' First Classes
In the name of research, we spent 15+ grueling hours discovering the inner workings of Emirates first class. It was all champagne, chauffeurs, croissants, and fully flat beds. We did it all for you, dear reader.
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FAA Grounds Boeing's 787 Dreamliner
Just 14 months after taking flight, Boeing's 787 Dreamliner has been grounded. Following a spate of incidents, some airlines voluntarily stopped operating the planes before the FAA stepped in.
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