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Redeeming all these awards, however, has become tougher. In the case of the airlines, blame a reduction in seats. As a group, the airlines have decreased capacity 20% to 25% since Sept. 11 because of the downturn in paying passengers, explains Tim Winship, publisher of FrequentFlier.com Says Winship: "That translates...
--Plan early--or not at all. Call at least six months in advance for popular domestic destinations like New York City and Los Angeles, nine months for such popular international destinations as Australia and Hawaii. You can also fly by the seat of your pants. Within two weeks of a...
More so than the anti-missile defense shield or the Department of Homeland Security, Ronald’s diplomacy protects our country. Yet no one has suggested a fast-food analogue to the Air Transportation Stabilization Board. The airlines aren’t the only ones affected by terrorist attacks...
Barton was working for Microsoft in 1994 when he started what has become the Web's biggest travel agency. The site is battling, in the marketplace and among regulators, against Orbitz, which is owned by a group of major airlines. And so far Expedia has outhustled the newcomer, mainly by...
It may cost the already cash-strapped airline industry billions of dollars, but defense officials believe last Thursday's botched missile strike on an Israeli airliner will raise pressure for the installation of sophisticated electronic protection gear on civilian planes. It's a problem the Pentagon has been grappling with...