Frontier no longer on Expedia, abuse of wheelchairs at airports, before they were airports
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What we’re reading: Frontier leaves Expedia, wheelchair abuse at airports, before they were airports
The deadly storms that left large swaths of the East Coast without power just before the Fourth of July holiday provided an uncomfortable lesson to hotel guests like Ken White: Always call to confirm your reservation — especially when the place you’re visiting is reeling from a natural disaster.
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This weekend we take a look at where Expedia is focusing their attention for the coming year when it comes to destination marketing. We learn that US Airways will start charging to shuffle through the premium security lines and the airlines are setting records with on-time statistics.
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Expedia touts ‘verified’ reviews, California whale sightings up, man with explosives stopped at Texas airport
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I recently booked a flight on Expedia from Dallas to Midland, Texas, with my wife. She died before we could make the trip. I canceled her ticket and applied for a refund through Expedia, the online agency through which I had booked the ticket. The refund was refused! Now what?
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We booked the trip through Expedia a few months ago, but last week, when we reviewed our itinerary, we discovered that Expedia messed up my stepson’s last name (his is “Nielsen” while the rest of us are “Slain”). What can be done?
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Unmanned control towers not unusual in many places, Expedia rewards program launches, Embraer waits for Boeing before making final aircraft plans
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Alaska Air’s paint the plane contest, Expedia’partnership agreement with WestJet, AirChina plans biofuel test flight
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Boeing learned a lesson about outsourcing, USAir/Expedia agreement for full content through GDSs, Alitalia renewing customer service image
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At this point the battle between American Airlines and Orbitz, Expedia and other distribution systems is beginning to resemble one of those messy Hollywood divorces. But for the traveling public, who’s right and who’s wrong is less relevant than the fact that for many individuals, travel is about to get even less enjoyable.
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