Icelandair buys 737 MAX jets, construction starts at Sahara in Las Vegas, Bahrain Air files for liquidation
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Yet another use for duct tape, Atlanta airport diverted because of tootbrush, things your flight attendant won’t tell you
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Icelandair adds Denver as new gateway, Air India may not buy 787s because of lack of funds, airlines plan to make more cuts as demand softens
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As frequent travelers and readers of this column may have already learned, there’s one rule that always applies to connections – if at all possible, avoid changing airlines when you change planes; and, if you have to make such a connection, it’s safer to do it on one ticket.
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This last weekend, British Airways flight attendants went on strike to protest … well, I’m not sure. But it was serious enough for them to sit out three days over the weekend and plan another four days at the end of this week. Last month Lufthansa pilots went on strike for a day. Greek and French air traffic controllers also joined the picket lines.
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Jessie Lourey books seven tickets on Icelandair’s Website. Then it tries to bill her twice and cancels her tickets. If she wants to rebook, the new tickets will cost her $100 more — apiece. Meanwhile, there’s still a $6,897 charge on her credit card. What now?
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