Annual Survey
By eTN Staff Writer
What is on the minds of America's air travelers? In a survey of 3,200 people, fliers' gripes, accolades, thoughts, insights, and humor were revealed.
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Vancouver 2010
By Paul Luke
Souvenir-hungry tourists from China are snapping up the stuff at Vancouver's Olympics that they grind out at home.
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US Carriers Raise Fares
CHICAGO - AMR Corp's American Airlines has raised domestic fares, and some competitors have matched as the industry struggles to gain pricing power and rebound from the 2009 downturn, an AMR spokesman
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Japan Airlines' Bankruptcy
By HARRY R. WEBER
ATLANTA — Japan Airlines isn't the real prize in the fight between Delta Air Lines and American Airlines over who gets to partner with the troubled carrier.
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Airline Receives Threat
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
On Saturday, the US mission in the Sudan issued a warning that regional extremists were thought to plan an attack on an Air Uganda flight between Juba, the capital of the semi-autonomous region of the
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Japan Airlines
By MALCOLM FOSTER and HARRY R. WEBER
TOKYO — American Airlines upped the ante in the tug-of-war over Japan Airlines, vowing Thursday to lead a $1.1 billion investment in the struggling carrier to prevent it from falling into the orbit
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Japan Airlines
Delta and its SkyTeam Alliance partners are making a $1 bil offer to lure struggling Japan Airlines from its affiliation with American Airlines.
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Health Tourism Vs. Lawsuits
Zurich University Hospital has stopped treating North American "medical tourists", fearing million-dollar claims from litigious patients if operations go wrong.
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Dog-Friendly Resorts
By eTN Staff Writer
These tourist regions go the extra step to welcome your family and dogs. From budget to luxury, they are great choices for this summer's getaway.
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Cuba
By uk.reuters.com
VARADERO, Cuba - Behind the mangroves that skirt the blue waters of Cuba's Bay of Cardenas, a 1,500-slip marina is taking shape as the island's tourism industry braces for what could be its biggest ch
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Numbers Could Double If US Lifts Travel Restrictions
By traveltradecaribbean.com
HAVANA - 40,500 Americans visited Cuba in 2007, and officials from the two shores of the Strait are predicting that the number could double if travel restrictions for Cuban-Americans, US academics, an
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American Airlines
By bloomberg.com
American Airlines, the world’s second-largest carrier, will get broadcast programs from NBC Universal for its flights starting March 1, replacing a 10-year accord with CBS Corp.
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American Airlines
By bizjournals.com
American Airlines said it will receive seven fewer 737-800 airplanes from Boeing Co.
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Airline Industry
By Jane Credeur and Mary Schlangenstein / Bloomberg News
American Airlines parent AMR and United Airlines parent UAL reported wider fourth-quarter losses and said they will cut more flights because of slowing demand for air travel.
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American Airlines
By bizjournals.com
American Airlines Inc. has officially responded to a statement released by the Allied Pilots Union in which the organization criticizes a lawsuit by the airline as "unconscionable."
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Airline Industry
By kivitv.com
The battle for survival among airlines is being played out between two major companies, each with a totally different plan.
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Venezuela
By AP
CARACAS — An American tourist was shot and killed, and a friend wounded, in an apparent robbery attempt aboard a sailboat on Venezuela's Caribbean coast, police said Monday.
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Europa
By dailyherald.com
The waiter carries a silver tray with Champagne sparkling in crystal flutes. He wears a black tailcoat of fine worsted wool as he serves an elegant lady resplendent in a red satin ball gown.
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Changing The Traveler's Landscape
By eTN Staff Writer
NEW YORK, NY – The new American landmarks, all of which are changing the traveler’s landscape with modern, environmentally-tuned design, have been named by Travel + Leisure magazine.
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Oil Prices and Airlines
By Unal Basusta, eTN Ambassador
Oil prices have fallen below US$67 per barrel for the first time in 15 months, sending US airline shares sharply higher, despite the first quarterly loss in 17 years for Southwest Airlines.
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