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Most airlines to report healthy revenues, profit for 2012, analysts say
Tempe, Ariz.-based US Airways became the latest airline to report strong profit for 2012, another signal of a resurgence of the nation's airline industry. US Airways, which has pushed for a merger with American Airlines, reported Wednesday a record...
Tags: Bankruptcy, U.S. Airways, Air Transportation Industry
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Atlanta airport gets high marks for business travel, survey says
The busiest airport in the world, with nearly 2,500 landings and departures a day, has also been ranked as the best airport for business travelers to make a connection and get good food and helpful amenities. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International...
Tags: Trips and Vacations, Business Trips, Transportation Industry, Rentals, Travel
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American Airlines plane diverted to LAX after bird strike
L.A. NOWAn American Airlines plane leaving Orange County's John Wayne Airport was diverted to Los Angeles Saturday after striking three birds during takeoff, officials said.... -
Change is certain in the American Airlines-US Airways merger
In the wake of the merger of American Airlines and US Airways, many business travelers are asking themselves the same question: What does this mean for me? The only certain answer is change. And change, according to some airline experts, is not...
Tags: Travel Deals, Air Transportation Industry, U.S. Airways, Air Transportation Delays, Transportation Industry
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State lawmaker backs early earthquake warning system for California
L.A. NOWA state lawmaker is proposing legislation that would seek to create an early earthquake warning system for California. Details were expected to be released at a news conference Monday. Earthquake experts welcomed the attention from Sacramento.... -
Which airline has the rudest employees? A survey.
Almost everyone who flies often has run into a rude airline worker. So which airline has the rudest employees? According to a survey of more than 1,000 travelers, American Airlines tops the list, with 25% of fliers saying the Fort Worth-based carrier...
Tags: U.S. Airways, Air Transportation Industry, Career and Workplace, Employees, Delta Air Lines
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Taxes on travelers help support sports venues, other causes
If you check into a hotel in Charlotte, N.C., consider visiting the NASCAR Hall of Fame. After all, 2% of the taxes you pay for your hotel room support the facility. Across the country, taxes charged on hotel, car rental and restaurant bills go to a...
Tags: NASCAR, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Tampa, Hotels and Accommodations, Rental Service
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Florida: $232 round trip from LAX to Miami on American
If you want to take in the South Beach scene, here’s a $232 round-trip fare from LAX to Miami on American Airlines that includes all taxes and fees. You need to act quickly: Although it’s for travel through May 15, you must buy tickets by...
Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Trips and Vacations, South Beach (Miami Beach, Florida), Travel
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American Airlines plans to sell London town house for $23 million
From now on, when American Airlines executives visit London, they are going to have to check into a hotel, like most of us. That's because the airline, whose parent company filed for bankruptcy last year, notified the bankruptcy judge that it is selling...
Tags: Kensington, U.S. Airways, Air Transportation Industry, Bankruptcy, Financially Distressed Companies
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Domestic air fares rose 4% in 2012; carry-on bag fees may be next
Domestic airfares have been climbing steadily since 2009, and there was no letup last year. But the uptick in ticket prices was not as steep as the last few years. Domestic airfares increased 4.2% in 2012 compared to the previous year, to an average...
Tags: Boeing Co., Air Transportation Industry
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American Airlines unveils new look for its planes
It is still unclear if American Airlines will emerge from bankruptcy alone or merged with US Airways. What is clear now is that the Fort Worth-based airline will come out of it with a new logo in red, white and blue. Tom Horton, the airline's chairman...
Tags: U.S. Airways, Air Transportation Industry, Bankruptcy
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Airline fees sap the joy out of flying
Remember when you liked to fly? Bill Knauer does. Knauer, 76, of Laguna Niguel, spent his career in the food industry. He hopscotched all over the country peddling his wares. Fun fact: Knauer says he was the young Swanson executive who introduced TV...
Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, John Wayne, U.S. Airways, Air Transportation Industry, Food Industry
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