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Airlines
Profitable airlines face grumpy investors
Jun 12, 2015
Large U.S. air carriers' profits are up, but investors are dumping their stock.
Tired of paparazzi harassing you at LAX?
by
Molly Wood
Jun 11, 2015
For just $350 extra, a Porsche hybrid will meet you on the tarmac and drive you through a secret tunnel to elude the paparazzi.
Lufthansa to charge extra for using other websites
by
Gigi Douban
Jun 8, 2015
The German airline wants customers to book directly through its own system.
Why in the world do airlines overbook tickets?
Apr 27, 2015
It's intentional, and not totally evil — it might even be good.
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When disasters happen, all airlines are affected
Mar 26, 2015
Everyone who’s flying, or working for an airline, feels more vulnerable.
You're grounded: How airlines make those tough calls
Jan 26, 2015
The decision to cancel flights in the face of a storm is complicated.
The euro is dropping, but airfares aren't
by
Noel King
Jan 22, 2015
Planning an inexpensive trip to Europe? Better research airfares first.
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For public good, not for profit.
The effect of cheap oil on the jet-making industry
Jan 13, 2015
Downward oil-price trend may not bode well for biggest customers of jet manufacturers.
U.S. airlines are least punctual ... in the world
by
Kai Ryssdal
Jan 7, 2015
Two American companies make the top 20 list of airlines known for running on time.
AirTran Folds its wings
by
Jim Burress
Dec 31, 2014
After four years, Southwest Airlines officially acquires AirTran.