LAX

Is the iPad a threat to Wi-Fi? A380s at LAX, RCCL reports cruising strength in Alaska and the Caribbean

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Most regular travelers agree, the airlines are considerably too optimistic these days on determining realistic connection times. This is a regular issue for travelers, and a topic written about before in this blog.

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Rescheduled passport day now Sept. 17, TSA worker indicted for theft, SIA’s low cost carrier chooses Boeing 777

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TSA admits testing errors on whole-body scanners, Air Canada cuts unprofitable routes, shop at a farmers’ market at LAX

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It’s the call no travel agent wants to get, and no traveler wants to make — “I’m going to miss my flight, what’s the next one.” Sometimes agents get the happy task of informing travelers that the flight is also late; more often, it’s a scramble for alternatives.

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LAX eateries upgrade, US Airways extends Mesa’s contract, Aerolinas Argentinas is newest SkyTeam member

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Build your own Dreamliner with Boeing’s interior mix and match store, Bradley terminal is remodeled at LAX, the future of server-based gaming

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Royal Carribean iPhone app and Wi-Fi on ships, Pope agrees scanners strip “dignity,” LAX breaks ground on massive renovation

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I am Patient Zero for attention deficit disorder, which may explain why more than a few people with legitimate grievances e-mail me back after I’ve responded to their questions, asking me if I even bothered to read their inquiry. I did, but I was probably distracted by a screaming child in my home office or a kitten scurrying across my keyboard.

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A United Airlines flight from LAX to JFK returned to the gate after a man got up to use the restroom as the plane was taxiing to the runway. The man refused orders by the flight attendants to return to his seat.

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