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When a good airline seat goes bad

by Janice Hough on October 25, 2011

As upgrades get more and more difficult to obtain, many savvy travelers are turning their attention to flights where they can reserve good seats in coach.

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What we’re reading: Continental to charge for exit row seating, US airports expand full-body screening, jetBlue wants JFK exemption

by Stephanus Surjaputra on March 8, 2010

Continental Airlines newest money making scheme: paid exit row seating The next time you fly Continental Airlines and you want an exit row seat, you’ll have to pay a little extra. On March 17th, passengers in coach can add 7 inches of legroom by purchasing an exit row seat up to 24 hours before their [...]

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Tips for those flying long distance who want to sleep

by Ned Levi on July 27, 2009

Some air travelers find in very difficult to sleep on those long night flights to Europe and Asia. Ned has some suggestions for you so you can get some shuteye.

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Wow! Qantas charges another $125 for exit-row seat

by Janice Hough on May 27, 2009

In the ever escalating airline fee wars, Qantas has now taken things to a whole new level. Starting next month, the airline plans to charge AU$160 (approximately $125) for exit-row seats on their long-haul flights.

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