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This Week's Highlights Friday, October 5, 2007

Need to Change Your Flight? It Might Cost You
Sept. 28, 2007 - Here are the official policies of same-day change fees for some U.S. carriers. It used to be that you could standby for an earlier or later flight on the same day of your original flight without paying a change fee.

Funniest Reasons Business Travelers Use to Justify Upgrades to First Class
Oct. 5, 2007 - -From hangovers and egos to allergies and pets, corporate travelers use humorous and often outrageous excuses to secure an airline upgrade or a larger rental car on the company dime.

Air Travel Must Control Delays
Oct. 5, 2007 - ONE of the worst aspects of travel today is being stuck in an airport after arriving early just to ensure that by the time you get through security you're on time.

Has Air Travel Become Mass Transit? Yes, Good!
Oct. 2, 2007 - A number of Letters to the Editor writers recently complained that air travel is "now amounting to mass transit in the skies" ("The 'Sardines' on Jetliners Are Rude?" Sept. 19).

World Air Travel Demand Rises the Most in 16 Months
Oct. 1, 2007 - Worldwide airline passenger demand rose the most in 16 months in August, helped by a surge in flights from the Middle East.

The Future of Air Travel
Sept .28, 2007 - Get expert insights from Robert Buckman, Director of airline distribution strategy for Amadeus, on how air travel has changed, what trends are catching on, and what changes travelers can continue expect in the next few years.

Lose Your Cares, Luggage, Sanity
Oct. 1, 2007 - For the thousands of passengers who spent hours stuck on runways, on crowded planes, staring at signs that quickly flashed from "on time" to "delayed" to "cancelled," 2007, was the year that time stood still.

Delta Air Lines Changes Domestic Bag Check-In At New York-JFK to Improve Customer Service
Oct. 1, 2007 - Delta Air Lines will require domestic customers originating at its JFK hub to check their baggage a minimum of 45 minutes prior to departure time. Effective Oct. 15, the change applies to customers traveling on Delta, Delta Connection(r) carrier and codeshare flights operated by Delta.

DIA Rolls Out a Plan to Get Passengers off of Planes that are Stranded on the Tarmac for Lengthy Periods
Oct. 5, 2007 - Denver International Airport has developed a plan to get passengers off of stranded planes by bringing them back to a gate or taking passengers in

Airbus Secures Big US Airways Deal
Oct. 5, 2007 - US Airways has confirmed an agreement that it signed at the Paris Air Show in June to buy 92 aircraft from Airbus. These include 32 wide-body and 60 A320 narrow-body aircraft.buses back to an airport building.

Virgin America Fuels Fare War
Oct. 4, 2007 - The launch of low-cost airline Virgin America this year has triggered a fare war that has nearly halved ticket prices on some routes and could erode earnings at rival airlines.

DFW Wins US Safety Award
Oct. 5, 2007 - DFW International Airport has been honored with the 2007 Airport Safety Award given by the Flight Safety Foundation, for leadership and achievements benefiting aviation safety, both at the Airport and in the wider aviation community.

Disney Cruise Line Begins Onboard Airline Check-in
Oct. 5, 2007 - Disney Cruise Line has just made it a little easier to leave its cruise ships. The company recently announced a new service that will let guests check in onboard for their flights home. That means no more lugging suitcases to and from a transfer bus or waiting in long lines at Orlando Airport.

BA to Introduce Shorter Check-in Time
Oct. 5, 2007 - British Airways will introduce a new 45 minute minimum check-in time for flights out of Heathrow and Gatwick later this month, meaning that passengers will have to allow for more time at the airport.

Marriott Sees 2008 Corporate Rate Hikes As High As 8 Percent
Oct. 4, 2007 - Marriott International expects its corporate negotiated rates will increase in the 6 percent to 8 percent range after negotiations this year, Marriott CFO Arne Sorenson said today in a conference call to investors.

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