Lis Jakub asked: Compared to when there used to be more legroom and not all seats were filled, today’s airplanes seem to have shrunk considerably. ‘Bums in seats’ have become an important statistic. Additional controls put in place after 9/11 have not helped either. Having to be at the airport hours before take off really [...]
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Terrie Bryan asked: Flying can be an exciting and enjoyable experience, especially if you are heading out on a family vacation. Here are some airline travel tips to make your trip as smooth as possible.Getting a good seat is important, especially if you are going to be traveling on a long flight. When booking your [...]
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John Mehrmann asked: Rising fuel prices have impacted airline travel. Be prepared, and adjust your plans accordingly.Continental Airlines plans to slash 3,000 jobs and reduce domestic flights in an effort to reduce operating costs. The cuts include pilots, flight attendants, mechanics, administrative personnel, and management.“These actions will help Continental survive the crisis,” wrote Chairman and [...]
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Posted on September 16, 2008, 12:36 pm, by admin, under
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Jim Grayson asked: Long before, but especially since the 911 airline hijackings, people are weary of airline travel. A lot of people want to know they are riding on a safe airline. Airlines for the most part are safe, and the most dangerous factors usually include flying conditions (such as storms, or mountain terrain). Proper [...]
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