Clare Koebert was looking forward to seeing the sights in Chicago last summer. She’d rented a car with her husband and made the 12-hour drive from the Philadelphia suburbs. Instead, she got an unwanted lesson in Chicago’s infamous bureaucracy — and, she says, in its unfair judicial system.
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Passenger banned from Delta for life, best ice cream not in a shop, Chicago airports may get slot machines as Illinois House passes bill.
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Cinco de Mayo around Chicago, AA to test streaming in-flight video, Canadian Jazz to die
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JetBlue, ViaSat in highspeed broadband deal, Boeing blames suppliers for 787 delays,
Chicago gourmet festival kicks off
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The Elysian hotel in Chicago, a member of Leading Hotels of the World, eliminates all that. It is one of the few deluxe U.S. hotels with a no-tipping policy.
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O’Hare’s security considered lax, AA’s flight attendants plan strike vote after management walks out of talks, BA preparing for cabin staff strike by training managers to work flights
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Airlines using more regional jets, Las Vegas Strip sees wins, air cargo increase may signal more jobs
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JAL minimizes risk by sticking with American and oneworld alliance, US Airways and Delta must sell slots to receive okay for LGA-DCA slot swaps, O’Hare talks and expansion on hold
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Boeing likely to scrap 787-3, planes with maintenance problems still flying, Chicago granted extension for Midway privatization
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Canadian’s make it a law that the medically overweight and the disabled who need a caregiver get an extra seat for free. Chicago woman fights overbilling of Irish rental car and wins. Some baggage theft reporting timeline rules seem awfully strict.
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