ASA, Expressjet scrap ‘Surejet’ name, AF pilots knew they were going to crash at last second, Hertz adds five electric vans to its fleet
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Dollar Thrifty rejects Hertz’ takeover offer, Trazzler’s new iPhone app based on personality, court stops Frankfurt night flights at end of October
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New rules for airlines start on Tueday, domestic 787 begins construction, Dollar Thrifty sets deadline for bids
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Hertz to offer Evora in Europe, first commercial flight of 787 set for October by ANA, AA close to landmark deal with Travelport GDS
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When Barszczowski told the agent he’d have the car back by noon on the fourth day, she had some bad news: His reservation lasted only until 8 a.m., and the four extra hours would more than double the price of his car, to $305.
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Many travelers worry about increasing travel industry consolidation. Headlines trumpet airlines merging, but less heralded is the emerging corporate mix in the rental car sphere.
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Sticker shock at the pump is a common occurrence for U.S. travelers these days, as gas prices have crossed the $4/gallon level and are edging closer $5/gallon in many places. Make sure you are sitting down when you look at how much rental car companies are charging.
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Hertz offer rejected, Delta objects to new passenger rule, Virgin Atlantic’s global ad campaign
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Dollar Thrifty deal could boost rental car prices, Plaza to lay off 400 workers, FAA’s proposed flight duty time rules
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Rental car rental prices appear to be going through the roof. Especially for short-term rentals. Ironically, while most travelers are complaining about airfare and fees, rental car prices are taking off.
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