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As Roseanne Roseannadanna used to say “It just goes to show, it’s always SOMETHING.”
Many travelers – and travel agents – found out late last week that Lufthansa pilots had a four day strike planned for Feb 22-25, which made for a wild and worrisome weekend.
As it turned out, the pilots did strike, but Lufthansa [...]

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Brussels Airlines joins Star Alliance after their purchase by Lufthansa, Chinese airline alliance dance, Palazzo Resort in Vegas unveils 16-foot-high polar bear made of poinsettias.

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Despite the financial problems surrounding casino companies, Harrah’s announced on Tuesday that it has plans to build a casino in Slovakia.

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The final verdict was issued by the competition committee at the E.U. and now Austrian Airlines will become a part of Lufthansa joining Swiss to complete the German-speaking trifecta. This gives Lufthansa a solid footing in all air transportation routes connecting central Europe.

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In one of the most astounding comments by one airline about another recently, Delta officials are quoted in the Wall Street Journal as registering opposition to the proposed Lufthansa/JetBlue code-sharing agreement. They have noted the possibility of “competitive mischief” if the deal goes through.

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FAA works on new rules for tired pilots. JetBlue joins with Lufthansa in a big code-share deal. Global airlines lose $2 billion according to an international airine association.

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Neon signs from Las Vegas’ yesteryear will once more adorn Las Vegas Boulevard.

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A list of hotel record holders. Airline competition getting fierce in Europe. Lufthansa celebrates Octoberfest with Bavarian colors and music.

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Avis adds Chevy Camaro to its classic car line. Lufthansa gets the go-ahead to buy bmi airlines and Brussels Airlines from the E.U. Here in the U.S. Republic gets ready to take over Frontier Airlines.

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Lufthansa, already with control of Swiss International, is completing its final paperwork to take over Austrian Airlines. This economic conquest will finish a consolidation that has never been achieved politically. The national airlines of all German-speaking countries will be under the same umbrella.

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