Westjet pursues U.S. landing slots, Virgin hotel may open in Chicago, Southwest to offer more international flights because of AirTran merger
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LaGuardia
Harry Potter tour in UK, implosion of Harmon tower doable on Vegas Strip, FAA denies runway zone at LGA shortened
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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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How often do you check your boarding pass after you print it out at home or at the airport kiosks? If you’re like some, you probably don’t.
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It’s bad enough that Rob and Jeff Kolodjay couldn’t get to Myrtle Beach for their golf vacation, but now Spirit Airlines said that they were going to get charged a $90 cancellation fee.
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The airlines have sued the government over its plan to reduce congestion at New York’s LaGuardia airport. Now, it looks as if the government is backing down.
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American Airlines may be using faulty baggage scales out of New York’s Kennedy and LaGuardia airports. According to a report by the New York Post, the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) recently cited American Airlines for using 10 inaccurate scales at its check-in counters at JFK.
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Southwest Airlines in a move focused on their marketing push towards full-fare business travelers, has offered a bid to the bankruptcy court for ATA’s LaGuardia landing and take-off slots. This move, if approved by the court, will give Southwest a LaGuardia presence with seven round trips daily.
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