Airlines ‘just don’t get it yet’ — More airline passengers bumped, more bags lost and fewer on-time flights. For the third year in a row, those problems grew worse for the industry, according to annual study that rates U.S. airline quality. (AP)
Imams removed from flight may sue other passengers — Six Muslim men removed from a plane last fall after being accused of suspicious behavior are suing the airline and threatening to sue the passengers who complained — a move some fear could discourage travelers from speaking up when they see something unusual. (AP)
For your next trip, stock up on dental mitts — Cosmetics companies, luggage makers and the airlines have cashed in since the Transportation Security Administration began cracking down on liquids. (The New York Times) (Registration required.)
Empty passenger bridge collapses — Crews at Denver’s airport are working to remove a passenger bridge that collapsed over the wing of a United Airlines jet. (AP)
TSA: Attendant brought gun on flight — A uniformed flight attendant was arrested at Dulles International Airport after she turned herself in for allegedly carrying a concealed handgun aboard a flight from Atlanta, authorities said Saturday. (AP)
Protests strand thousands in Brazil — A protest by air traffic controllers suspended takeoffs of all aircraft in Brazil on Friday night, according to the government news service. (AP)
All the world’s a road game — For dedicated baseball fans, 28 Major League cities (and 30 parks) are on deck. (The New York Times) (Registration required.)
Historic Ellis Island structure reopening — Abandoned and fallen into disuse for decades, a significant piece of American immigrant history is reopening on Ellis Island following extensive restoration. (AP)
No pet left behind — Several luxury condominiums and private residence clubs now offer luxury pet services and amenities that rival those meant for humans. (The New York Times) (Registration required.)
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