Virgin American expands with flights to Philadelphia, TSA-friendly cupcake created after kerfluffle, Western Casino in downtown Vegas closes its doors
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Virgin America launches real-time deals for everything from candy to rental cars, cruise sellers collecting more fees, UAL pilots sue to stop merger integration because of training issues
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Passenger choice awards, upset daughter phones in bomb hoax, Air Canada flight attendants could strike next week
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Last week I wrote a post about a client whose use of a nickname in booking a ticket with Virgin America led to an expensive “Catch 22″ situation and a change fee.
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Sports board Virgin America, Jetsetter’s new app, things to do during a Vegas layover
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A simple weekend trip on Virgin America turns into a major hassle. Common sense certainly didn’t prevail.
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SIA to set up new low cost carrier, Virgin America begins service to Chicago, Boeing’s 737 decision delayed
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Virgin America contest for inaugural flight, US Airways sues Sabre over antitrust, airport screeners can’t decide on union after close vote
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Once thought a dying breed, travel agents are making a comeback and getting respect from airlines who sought to pass them by.
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At the heart of the American Airlines/distribution system battles that are raging is the bottom line of saving money. AA wants to basically distribute for free and cut out all of the middle men. The other central issue is what American (AA) and other legacy airlines feel is the unjust relegation of their precious seats to the status of a commodity. Unfortunately, no matter what AA does, a legacy airline seat, is an airline seat, is an airline seat.
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