| TSA
Plan to Gather More Data Protested
Nov. 29, 2007 - A government proposal to start collecting birth dates
and genders of people reserving airline flights is drawing protests
from major airlines and travel agencies that say it would be invasive,
confusing and "useless."
The
Goodbye to Paper Airline Tickets Is Speeding Up
Nov. 25, 2007 - China is the front-runner in the global race to convert
from paper to e-tickets, according to a representative of the International
Air Transport Association.
Don't
Stress Over Holiday Air Travel
Nov. 29, 2007 - The holiday season is upon us, which means that many
people will be traveling to visit relatives or to take a vacation. Packing,
crowded airports, cramped seating and long waits can make one of the
most stressful times of the year even more so.
Carry-On
Items Sure to Quell Your Holiday Cheer
Wrapped gifts and other favorite things that will raise the TSA's eyebrows.
Class
Conflict
Nov. 25, 2007 - As the airlines increasingly cater to high-end customers
with onboard perks, passengers in the back of the plane are paying the
price.
Travel
Hit by Slow US Reaction to Hassles
Nov.29, 2007 - The International Air Transport Association (IATA) called
for the White House and Congressional politicians in the United States
to take more aggressive short-term action to mitigate air traffic congestion
and the lingering security hassles.
Help
for the Battered European Travel Budget
Nov. 30, 2007 - The U.S. dollar has been steadily sliding against the
euro for years, but now that it takes almost $1.50 to buy one euro and
more than $2 to buy one pound sterling, it's finally sinking in with
American travelers that a trip to Europe is going to cost a bundle.
Delta
Raises Domestic Fares $10 Each Way
Nov. 27, 2007 - Delta Air Lines Inc. raised fares $10 one-way on most
domestic routes, primarily to offset higher fuel costs, a spokeswoman
said Tuesday. |
