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How to Speed Through Airport Security

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  • 11.24.09
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Don't let the thought of long airport lines get you down this holiday season—thanks to advances in technology, it's easier than ever to plan ahead and get through security faster. Time it right Those early morning departures may be painful, but

Where to Find Low Rates on Domestic Airfare

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  • 11.24.09
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  • By Liz Behler
The holidays are right around the corner, but decent deals can still be found on some of America's most popular travel routes. Here—money-saving fares on the nation's top ten most-flown air corridors. 1. Miami to New York $162 each way on Delta 2. Los

Zagat Survey Shows Major Domestic Airlines Should Be Grounded

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  • 11.24.09
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  • Libby Zay
Zagat's third annual Airline Survey has landed, and the results show major domestic airlines are falling short where small carriers and international airlines fly high. The guide publisher surveyed 5,895 frequent fliers and travel professionals who flew

Zagat's First Cruise Ship Survey: The Results

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  • 11.24.09
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  • By Brandon Wenerd
Zagat recently announced the completion of its first survey at sea on November 12th, rating and ranking cruise lines to help consumers make informed vacation decisions. Zagat's first cruise survey covers 22 major cruise lines, collecting information

United Overhauls Planes and Image

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  • 11.24.09
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  • By Liz Behler
November 24, 2009 United Airlines is undergoing a major overhaul of its planes and, it hopes, its reputation as well. The changes come over a decade after the company’s last renovation, and will include a makeover of every aircraft in their fleet,

Virgin America Now Flying to Florida

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  • 11.24.09
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  • By Libby Zay
November 24 2009 Virgin America made two maiden voyages to Fort Lauderdale last Wednesday, complete with celebrity filled planes and a champagne-soaked tarmac party. According to a November 19th report by the Miami Herald, Virgin founder Richard Branson

Shocking Ad Shows Polar Bears Plummeting to Their Deaths

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  • 11.24.09
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  • By Liz Behler
November 24, 2009 Hundreds of polar bears hurtle from the sky and land with a thud in a deserted city center—it's not a bad horror film, it's a new ad from airline pollution activists Plane Stupid. The ad features CGI polar bears plummeting from

Air France Launches Superjumbo Jet Service from New York to Paris

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  • 11.23.09
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  • By Anja Mutic
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On Saturday, November 21st, the world's largest airliner made its maiden voyage from New York to Paris. Air France is the first European carrier to operate a Superjumbo jet, and the first airline to offer transatlantic flights between Europe and the

How to Fly for Less

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  • 11.20.09
Traveling by plane this holiday season? Unfortunately, airfare is often the most expensive part of travel, especially these days, as airlines get more and more creative when it comes to extra fees.

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