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News from WIBW: (CNN) — If you’re traveling by air this month, there’s a good chance the government owes you money. Don’t believe me? You can thank Congress and its inability to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration. Here’s how you can get your money back, though be prepared to wait a little while for things [...]
News from Huffington Post: HuffPost’s QuickRead… Loading… HuffPost’s QuickRead… <……………. continues on Huffington Post … Read the full article Related News: The Imperial Cruise: A Secret History of Empire and War On the success of his two bestselling books about World War II, James Bradley began to wonder what the real catalyst was for [...]
News from ATWOnline: Ryanair 737-800. Photo: Courtesy, Boeing. The Irish government decided to retain the €3 ($ 4.30) air travel tax after it failed to reach agreement with airlines to reinstate canceled routes and restore dropped capacity. The tax on passengers leaving Irish airports was reduced from €10 to €3 for long-haul flights in last [...]
News from ATWOnline: Ryanair 737-800. Photo: Courtesy, Boeing. The Irish government decided to retain the €3 ($ 4.30) air travel tax after it failed to reach agreement with airlines to reinstate canceled routes and restore dropped capacity. The tax on passengers leaving Irish airports was reduced from €10 to €3 for long-haul flights in last [...]
News from Bizjournals.com: For the first time in three years, the majority of Americans plan to take a vacation in 2011, says travel insurance company Mondial Assistance USA. The survey said 51 percent of Americans are either confident or somewhat confident they will manage to take a vacation for at least a week, at least [...]
News from USA Today: This item was written by Johanna Jainchill, who covers the travel industry for Travel Weekly. Jainchill is serving as Guest Editor of The Cruise Log while USA TODAY Cruise Editor Gene Sloan is away. Several cruise ships rerouted from their Eastern Caribbean itineraries today to avoid the wind and rain from [...]
News from Rapid City Journal: THE GOOD: The State Board of Education last week approved standards for teaching the history and culture of South Dakota’s Native American people. The 2007 Indian Education Act mandated the development of course content for curriculum in South Dakota Native American history and culture. Gov. Dennis Daugaard spoke to the [...]
News from Gadling: Its becoming an all too familiar story: A group of friends or family members buy a group cruise through a friendly local travel agent who handles everything for them. The group makes payments on their cruise to that travel agent, paying in full, right on time. Then the group goes to the [...]
News from Washington Post: Those engineers, many of them working out of the Federal Aviation Administration’s test center, are among the 4,000 FAA workers furloughed as nonessential when funding expired July 23. “While there is no immediate impact to air-traffic-control operations, many of the FAA furloughs have occurred in Next Generation Air Transportation System and [...]