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14/03/10, 11:10:48 EDT
American Airlines Selected as One of Latina Style's Top 50
American Airlines has been selected as one of LATINA Style's Top 50 companies for Latinas to work for in the United States.
Boeing, Aviation Capital Group Announce Order for 15 Next-Generation 737s
Boeing and Aviation Capital Group today announced that the leasing company has placed an order for 15 additional Next-Generation 737s.
SkyTeam Strengthens Global Network With Addition of Three Associate Airlines
Air Europa, Copa Airlines and Kenya Airways Officially Join SkyTeam Associate Program
Brazil's TAM airline delays Airbus fleet expansion
Brazil's biggest airline, TAM Linhas Aereas said on Tuesday it postponed plans to increase its fleet of Airbus jets from 2008 to 2011 because of a drop in demand for air travel in the country.
Adventures by Disney Launches 18 Exciting Itineraries for 2008
Eight new destinations designed especially for family adventure travel
AirTran Airways Completes Boeing 737 Inspections Early
AirTran Airways, a subsidiary of AirTran Holdings, Inc., today announced that it finished detailed inspections and torque checks of slat system attachment hardware on its entire fleet of 50 Boeing 737-700s after a week of intensive work at six of the airline's maintenance facilities.
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico Update on Hurricane Henriette
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico, S.A.B. de C.V. announced today the temporary closing of the Los Cabos and La Paz airports due to Hurricane Henriette.
Flight delays so far in 2007 are worst on record
The airline industry's on-time performance in the first seven months of 2007 was its worst since comparable data began being collected in 1995.
Nigeria: Insecurity Bane of Tourism Decline - DG Nihotours
The National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR) has identified high level of insecurity as the major cause of tourism declining in Nigeria, just as it called on the Federal Government to improve on the country's security.
SA celebrates tourism deal with Lesotho
South Africa and Lesotho on Tuesday celebrated a ten year Maloti-Drakensberg Transfrontier Conservation and Development Area agreement.
APU to sign cooperation accord with World Tourism Organization
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University is to sign a memorandum of understanding on mutual cooperation in tourism education with the U.N. World Tourism Organization next Wednesday, a first among educational institutions in the nation.
Annual Awards Recognize Environmental Innovation in Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises' Ships
Royal Caribbean International and Celebrity Cruises announced today the winners of their coveted environmental awards.
American Airlines and American Eagle Airlines Give Customers More Choice When Flying to the Big Apple
American Eagle Airlines Adds New Nonstop Markets
First Russian Space Tourist a Mystery
A prominent Russian businessman-turned-politician is in line to become the next space tourist in 2009, Federal Space Agency head Anatoly Perminov said Friday.
AirAsia plans low-cost airline in Vietnam
Malaysia’s AirAsia, the largest budget airline in Southeast Asia, has signed an agreement with Vietnam’s largest shipbuilder to establish a joint venture no-frills carrier in Vietnam.
Dragonair to join oneworld on 1 November
Dragonair - regularly named in customer surveys as the best airline serving China - will join oneworld® on 1 November 2007, Its addition to oneworld is expected to be completed before the other airline alliances bring their Chinese members elect on board.
Search resumes for South Korean tourists
A LAND, air and sea search has resumed for two South Korean men missing on a treacherous stretch of the West Australian coast.
Tourists told to delete APEC photos
Police have defended the heavy security crackdown in and around Sydney, as tourists feel the effects of their increased presence.
Tourists flee as Felix nears
Planes shuttled tourists from island resorts in a desperate airlift Monday as Hurricane Felix bore down on Honduras and Belize.
France loses perch as top tourist spot
For the first time since tourism was invented, France has slipped from its perch as the world’s top destination.
NAM urged to support expansion of tourism in member states
Tehran - Vice-president and head of the Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization Esfandiar Rahim Mashai here Monday urged NAM to rally support for expansion of tourism in its member states.
Netherlands failing to tackle sex tourism
Children's aid organisation Terre des Hommes says Dutch tourists travelling abroad are still able to engage in illegal sex with minors without fear of prosecution, five years after a new law aimed at curbing this criminal activity took effect.
Lufthansa-DHL airline applies for approval
LUFTHANSA and DHL have filed for approval to set up the joint freight airline ‘Newco’, according to the German Federal Cartel Office.
Low cost airline celebrates 10 millionth passenger
Jet2.com, the low cost airline, today celebrated a significant milestone in its history as it welcomed its 10 millionth passenger since commencing operations nearly five years ago.
Singapore Airline, Temasek Acquire 24 Pct In China Eastern
Singapore - Shares of China Eastern Airline added on Monday on the announcement that it has sold a 24 percent stake to Singapore Airlines, and its parent, Temasek for 7.2 billion dollars.
Durano leads tourism fair at CICC
Tourism Secretary Joseph “Ace” Durano will lead the guests during the opening ceremonies of the 1st Philippine International Tourism Fair (PITF) at the Cebu International Convention Center in Mandaue City on September 5.
Vatican newly inaugurated airline to fly pilgrims to Israel
Unconfirmed reports indicated last week that the low cost Vatican airline company had signed an agreement with Israel’s Ministry of Tourism to fly pilgrims to Israel
Cruising Blind: The Sightless Take To The High Seas
For decades, the blind have headed to ski slopes, national parks and beaches for holidays
Holy Water Banned From Holy Airline
PARIS: Even holy water from the Roman Catholic shrine at Lourdes can't get by airport security officials screening passengers for suspicious liquids.
Typhoid brought back by tourists
Thousands of people holidaying in exotic locations without being vaccinated or taking the proper medicines are fuelling a rise in dangerous diseases, doctors will warn today.
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