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Alerts for 5/12/08
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Airline service cutbacks multiply as fuel costs keeps rising
Cost of air travel keeps rising along with fuel prices
United, Northwest set new international routes
Passenger rights and FAA improvement bill stalls in the Senate
DOT will allow fuel cells to be carried onto aircraft
TSA and Continental expand test of paperless boarding passes
Romania’s Tarom joins SkyTeam
Airline service cutbacks multiply as fuel costs keeps rising
Cost of air travel keeps rising along with fuel prices
United, Northwest set new international routes
Passenger rights and FAA improvement bill stalls in the Senate
DOT will allow fuel cells to be carried onto aircraft
TSA and Continental expand test of paperless boarding passes
Romania’s Tarom joins SkyTeam
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| jimglab | Are schedule cutbacks affecting your travel? | 1 | May 13 2008, 12:49 AM EDT by Anonymous | |
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As fuel costs keep rising, airlines are turning not only to fare increases and fuel surcharges but also schedule cutbacks to stem their losses (see this week’s story). Our question this week: Have you noticed flights disappearing from schedules on the routes you travel? Is this a big problem for you, or just a minor inconvenience? Post your comments here.
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