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Austrian Airlines wins catering award

Austrian Airlines has won first place in a world-wide comparison of Business Class Catering conducted by Skytrax -- a British consulting company.

NWA head: Airline has 'laser-like focus' on fixing flight woes

Northwest Airlines CEO Doug Steenland today apologized once again for flight cancellations at the end of June and July that left thousands of customers stranded across the country.

Tourism Ireland appoints Dubai-based marketing company

Tourism Ireland, the all-island body which is responsible for growing overseas tourism to Ireland, has officially appointed Dubai based Gulf Reps Ltd as the Emerald Isle's representation company.

Tourists forced to sleep on floor at airport

HOTELS and hostels are full this dry season and backpackers are forced to sleep on the Darwin Airport floor because they cannot find accommodation.

Prague 'tourist trouble hotspot'

"Whenever I am abroad I am embarrassed to be British" - Chris, Cardiff

Accidents Won't Stop Private Space Industry's Push to Final Frontier

The private space industry suffered a setback last Thursday when an explosion ripped through a rocket-engine test area in the California desert, killing three workers and seriously injuring three others.

Tell the government how you feel about new airline 'bumping' rules

The federal Department of Transportation is considering an increase in the mandatory compensation requirement for overbooked air travelers, and you're invited to comment. This is a rare chance to weigh in on an important matter - don't waste it.

Tourists warned of Fiji strike

HOLIDAYMAKERS bound for Fiji have been warned to expect disruptions stemming from strike by 10,000 public service workers.

Australia a trouble spot for UK tourists

AUSTRALIA is second only to Thailand as the most likely place for British travellers needing help from their embassy.

PATA challenges industry leaders to take environmental action

Influential and passionate travel industry leaders are being challenged by the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) to agree and sign on to a truly cross-sectoral industry response to climate change, one of the greatest global threats to travel and tourism.

Insurer returns stranded tourists

The countrys largest insurer, esk pojiovna (P), has provided for the homecoming of 609 vacationers from airports in Turkey and Greece, fulfilling the bankruptcy protection claims of its client, Im Traveling, one of the largest Czech travel agencies.

British Airways ranked worst for bag problems

After being fined 269 million for breaking competition rules, the airline faces more woe.

Boeing Wins $523 Million Ukrainian Airline Contract

Boeing Co., the world's second- biggest commercial-airplane maker, won an order from AeroSvit- Ukrainian Airlines valued at $523 million for seven 737 aircraft.

Chinese airline plans non-stop Seattle-Beijing flights

China's Hainan Airlines has applied to operate a non-stop flight between Seattle and Beijing starting next June, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of China.

Taiwan hopes to strengthen ties with RP through tourism

Taiwan wants to forge a stronger friendship with the Philippines -- through tourism, according to a Taiwan government executive, even as Manila does not recognize Taiwan as a country under its One-China policy.

Fires on Spanish tourist islands under control

Firefighters, aided by cooler temperatures and weaker winds, have gained the upper hand over fires that forced thousands of tourists and residents to flee their homes in Spain's Canary Islands, according to the officials.

Continental Airlines Says DOT Should Award the Airline Rights to Fly to Shanghai in Spring 2009

Airline furthers its case to provide nonstop service between New York/Newark and Shanghai and through flight service between Cleveland and Shanghai

US Airways Outlines Superior Bid for Philadelphia-Beijing Flights

US Airways told the U.S. Department of Transportation today that the airline's bid for daily service to China in 2009 provides maximum competition for U.S. consumers and greater convenience for shippers, while also establishing a new gateway to China for more than 150,000 passengers annually.

Brazil crash data hints error, failure

Moments before their jetliner skidded off a runway and exploded as it slammed into a building, pilots of a TAM Airlines Flight 3054 screamed "slow down!" and "turn, turn, turn," flight recorder transcripts revealed Wednesday.

Airline ticket scam

Airlines flying out of Jamaica have detected a number of cases of passengers tendering tickets fraudulently purchased online with unsuspecting cardholders' credit.

British tourist convicted of biting Greek policeman

Rowdy British tourists have become an increasing problem for Greek authorities in recent years at resorts on the islands of Rhodes, Crete and Corfu.

British Airways PLC and Korean Air Lines Co. Ltd. Agree to Plead Guilty and Pay Criminal Fines Totaling $600 Million for Fixing Prices on Passenger and Cargo Flights

U.K.-based British Airways PLC and South Korean-based Korean Air Lines Co. Ltd. have each agreed to plead guilty and pay separate $300 million criminal fines for their roles in conspiracies to fix the prices of passenger and cargo flights, announced the Department of Justice.

American Airlines to Take Inflight Connectivity to New Heights

American Will Be First U.S. Airline to Launch AirCell's Real-Time Broadband Connectivity

Pilots: FAA Could Act Now to Ease Pilot Shortage and Summer Flying Season Frustrations, Dangers

Leave No Pilot Behind: FAA Administrator Blakey Urged to End 'Age 60 Rule' Discrimination and Get America's Most Experienced Pilots Back in the Air to Minimize Problems

Freeway bridge collapses into river during rush hour in Minneapolis

A freeway bridge spanning the Mississippi River collapsed during evening rush hour Wednesday, sending many cars into the water.

Alitalia Chairman Libonati resigns in wake of failed sale of troubled airline

ROME: Alitalia Chairman Berardino Libonati resigned after less than six months with the troubled airline, citing the Italian government's failed attempt to auction its stake in the flagship carrier.

Laos sees tourism as top earner

Laos expects tourism to be the top contributor to its economic growth and is focusing on promoting ecotourism to international markets.

US tourists flock to Paris despite prices

Despite a record exchange rate of $1.37 to the euro, Americans flock to the world's No. 1 tourist stop.

Recourse For Stranded Airline Passengers

Northwest Airlines apologized Tuesday for the recent wave of canceled flights in and out of Detroit Metropolitan Airport. The airline canceled another 75 flights Tuesday on top of 128 they cancelled Monday and 225 on Sunday.

Call to fight campaign threatening UK tourist market

Australia's aviation sector and the tourism industry must fight an environmental campaign to stop British travellers making long-haul flights, the federal government says.




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