Hotel exhibit in Vancouver, how airports get their name, Vegas resort beaches
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We take a look at our planet from a new perspective, one that more tourists will be visiting in the coming years. Pilots react against the newest cutbacks in security. And, we note the surprising list of the world’s busiest airports. (Where’s the USA and Europe?)
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Next time you fly, take a minute to look around at the airport screening area. You’ll see all kinds of interesting passengers, from the “get-alongs” to the dissidents to the folks who think the rules don’t apply to them.
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Airlines seek cash compensation from Boeing, airports as seen from above, Delta/Virgin Atlantic offer more choices out of Heathrow
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Smile if you are a Bostonian; the world is watching you. Flight attendants list seven reasons they love to fly. And, enjoy some amazing airport architecture.
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This weekend we see iPad testing for decompression, take a look at rental car consolidation and what it means for consumers and businesses, and list the 10 airports most likely to spread disease.
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Air Middle Earth safety briefing, Boeing unveils new version of 737 MAX, LaGuardia remains closed while JFK and Newark open
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Flight attendant’s gun goes off in terminal, bill would exempt US airlines from EU emission trading program, United takes delivery of first 787, visiting remote airports
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Carnival to police deck chairs, FAA suspends runway reversals, Ethiopean Airlines to get 787 next week
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This weekend we examine the AA/USair merger possibilities. We look at the efforts to privatize TSA airport inspections by Rep. John Mica (R, FL). And, we review some excellent airport hotels around the world that can make a big difference in travel stress, if you have the money.
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