Airline Travel With PetsLast Updated: July 01, 2008
Traveling by air with Fido or Fluffy? Each airline has its own rules and restrictions regarding the type of pet, size of pet, and other requirements for allowing you to bring those four-legged (and in some cases winged, or gilled) members and of your family on your next trip by airplane.
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Delta Air Lines Making ChangesLast Updated: June 18, 2008
Delta Air Lines is seeking to make changes that they are hoping flyers will see as positive changes. On June 5, 2008, Delta Air Lines began a new flight and delivered 178 travelers to Kona Island, known as the Big Island in Hawaii from Los Angeles.
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Midwest Flooding Disrupts Amtrak ServiceLast Updated: June 16, 2008
Amtrak is suspending service between Chicago and destinations to the north and
west because of flooding across the Midwest.
Service between St. Paul and Chicago and between Chicago
and Denver is temporarily suspended due to flooding.Click here for full story
Say Bon Voyage In Style, With Well Wishers Int'lLast Updated: June 04, 2008
Remember those classic movies depicting actors "seeing off" loved ones with gifts and fanfare as they headed for vacation destinations far from home? That actually used to happen, though these days, with so many travel options, increased airport security, and often having to fly somewhere prior to embarking on a cruise, being there in person usually isn't an option.
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Grand Cayman - Seven Miles to ParadiseLast Updated: June 04, 2008
Any country that has a turtle in pirate garb as its logo should be a fun place for families to play.
It's the same mixture of animals and adventure that Disney movies have weaned us on for generations (think
Pirates of the Caribbean meets
The
Little Mermaid).
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FAA Says Airlines Must Continue To Monitor SafetyLast Updated: June 02, 2008
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will tighten oversight of
airline safety after aircraft groundings at big carriers, but will not absolve
airlines of responsibility for monitoring "I do not want the FAA to be the quality
control unit for each airline," Robert Sturgell, acting FAA
administrator, told a Senate appropriations subcommittee.
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European Union Okays Cell Phone Use For Air TravelersLast Updated: June 02, 2008
On Monday, the European Union cleared the way for air travelers to use mobile phones to talk, text or send e-mails on planes throughout Europe's airspace. With the EU approval, airlines will now be able to offer onboard service for cell phones that use the European GSM technology later this year.
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