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Spain Prohibits Smoking in Bars, Restaurants

Spain is joining the anti-smoking party now with new laws against smoking in bars and restaurants. The new bans on smoking kill any hopes of establishments allowing smoking. Before the new laws went into...
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Five Reasons you Should be Traveling in January

While December is often the busiest travel season of the year, it's often followed by one of the slowest travel months of the year, January. While January gets kicked off with a bang for New Year's,...
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How to Enjoy a New Year’s Abroad

As we say goodbye to 2010 and hello to 2011, those with the heart to travel or Christmas gifts to do so might want to consider spending their New Year's celebration abroad. What better way to bring in a...
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Kahn, Father of Airline Deregulation Dies at 93

  Alfred E. Kahn, the man credited with ending government control of the airline industry in the 1970s, passed away yesterday at age 93. As chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board under President...
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LAN Expects Merger with Brazil’s TAM in Mid-2011

Chile’s LAN Airlines expects a planned merger with Brazil’s TAM Airlines to be approved in mid-2011, according to a top executive. The merger, which was originally announced in August, needs...
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Five Things We Learned From Travel in 2010

  If there's anything we learned about 2010 from travel, it's that it was a roller coaster year. From publicity stunts, to flight attendants jumping out of airplanes, to snow blizzards, to...
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Boeing Will Increase 777 Production in 2013

Boeing has announced a plan to once again increase the production rate of its popular 777 aircraft. The company said this week that it plans to increase production to 8.3 planes per month starting in...
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Japanese Airports to Introduce Bamboo Wheelchairs

Japan Airlines recently unveiled a plan to install bamboo wheelchairs at two airports in early 2011. The chairs are part of a pilot program aimed at reducing the length of screening processes at...
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Flights Resume at Dublin Airport

After flights were suspended due to heavy snowfalls, flights have begun taking off again at Dublin Airport.  Roughly 100 flights were grounded and cancelled after the airport was shut down for three...
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Full Body Scanner Arrives at Palm Springs Airport

Palms Springs International Airport is the latest airport to receive the controversial full-body scanner. The Transportation Security Administration is attempting to install roughly 500 of the much talked...