Delta makes avionics and software changes to avoid overflights, Boeing 747-8 finally flies, piece of cargo plane falls in mall parking lot
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Delta makes avionics and software changes to avoid overflights, Boeing 747-8 finally flies, piece of cargo plane falls in mall parking lot
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In the last two weekends, two major reservations systems updates have happened with major airlines.
JetBlue changed over from their own reservations system to participating in Sabre, a major GDS system, and joined the Airline Report Corporation (ARC), which means travel agents can now issue their e-tickets.
Delta has finally eliminated the Northwest label from their flights [...]
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Small casinos fear the recession far more than large casinos, Delta clears hurdle for full integration of subsidiary Northwest, FAA plans to review American Airlines after series of mishaps.
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AirTran has partnered with SkyWest out of Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport starting December 4. SkyWest will be operating five 50-seat CRJ200s.
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First United’s baggage handlers broke Dave Carroll’s guitar, then it lost his luggage. Now, they’re in another PR nightmare when it revoked a Best Buy executive’s first class upgrade because he was dressed “too casually.” He was dressed in a track suit.
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With the popularity of Facebook and Twitter, casinos are using the sites to reach out to their customers and gauging what they could do better by the comments.
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United will retire the last of its 737 on Wednesday. It will make its last landing at San Francisco International Airport.
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Our Laura Townsend Elion managed to get out Top 10 list of reasons that the Delta (Northwest) pilots managed to miss Minneapolis by 150 miles.
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The latest excuse offered by the pilots of Northwest flight 188 for missing the Minneapolis airport by 150 miles is, my laptop made me do it!
Kinda. Actually in pilot-speak, they claimed they “lost situational awareness.” According to federal investigators, the wayward crew blamed their oversight on a perfect storm of individually trivial events that combined [...]
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It’s now been reported that on Wednesday night a Delta (Northwest) plane headed from San Diego to Minneapolis overshot its destination by about 120 miles. The two pilots, who were out of contact with controllers for over an hour, blamed the mistake on a heated argument about ‘airline policy’ (never mind that the number one airline policy should be to land where you’re supposed to). Here are 10 reasons they may have missed the airport.
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