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Alerts for 3/24/08
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Registered Traveler security lanes open at D.C. airports
JetBlue starts selling “extra legroom” seats for a surcharge
Delta plans capacity cut as pilots fail to agree on Northwest merger
Aloha Airlines files for bankruptcy
A third major airline plans to charge for a second checked bag
Air France-KLM gets nod to acquire Alitalia
Lufthansa debuts new boarding/waiting concept at Frankfurt
First wave of new ‘Open Skies’ transatlantic routes begins this week
Registered Traveler security lanes open at D.C. airports
JetBlue starts selling “extra legroom” seats for a surcharge
Delta plans capacity cut as pilots fail to agree on Northwest merger
Aloha Airlines files for bankruptcy
A third major airline plans to charge for a second checked bag
Air France-KLM gets nod to acquire Alitalia
Lufthansa debuts new boarding/waiting concept at Frankfurt
First wave of new ‘Open Skies’ transatlantic routes begins this week
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| jimglab | Are you a Registered Traveler yet? | 5 | Mar 24 2008, 10:27 PM EDT by chifly | |
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With the opening of expedited security lanes at Washington D.C.’s Dulles and National airports last week, the long-delayed Registered Traveler program is now up and running in 18 U.S. airports (see this week’s story), with more than 118,000 participants. Our question this week: Have you joined the RT program yet, and if so, do you think it’s worth the $100 annual cost? Does it really get you through security faster? If you haven’t joined, what’s holding you back? Post your comments here.
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