Mysterious markings on SWA planes under investigation, bid on eBay for first 787 seats, passenger accused of threatening seatmate over armrest
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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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Boeing 737MAX scheduled for delivery in 2017, AirTrans’ 717s may be on the way out at SWA after full merger, 911 Memorial in NYC
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JetBlue and Qatar Airways announce partnership JetBlue Airways and Qatar Airways announced an interline agreement between the two airlines’ network. With this new agreement in place, customers will be able to purchase a single itinerary combining flights on both carriers’ global networks, affording them the ease of one-stop ticketing and baggage check-in.
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Fewer hubs means fewer flight options, another Southwest too-fat-to-fly flap, Los Angeles TSA agent accused of stealing
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SWA crew and controller suspended over air-traffic snafu, Signature at MGM Grand partners with Quickbooks on contest, Skype booths coming to an airport near you?
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AirTran acquisition by Southwest approved by stockholders, Lufthansa resumes flights to Japan, Fire at Miami airport tank farm
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Southwest, once the joke of the airline industry for only serving peanuts, now seems positively generous. Do snacks aboard airplanes make any difference to you?
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FAA clears SWA/AirTran transition as merger nears, B737 makeover, tax breaks on jet fuel may be extended
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Seven domestic airlines have agreed to a promotion with GoGo Inflight that offers free Facebook access during the month of February. Virgin America, Delta, AirTran, American, US Airways, United and Alaska Airlines have all signed on. Facebook will be free for all WiFi passengers, but those who want to access other internet sites other than Facebook will still be required to pay.
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