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  • May 2008
    • AA Should Bag Boneheaded Luggage Fee

      AA Should Bag Boneheaded Luggage Fee

      (Newser) - American Airlines’ plan to charge passengers $15 to check a bag is likely to cost the carrier more money than it generates, Joe Brancatelli argues in Portfolio . “Not only will it infuriate flyers—who are already annoyed with American’s lousy operating efficiency and its recent maintenance snafus—it’s likely to further erode American’s on-time and baggage-handling rates,” he writes. More »

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      airline industry   American Airlines   airline delays   luggage   fees   flight attendants   lost baggage

  • February 2008
    • Feeling Ill? Stay On the Ground

      Feeling Ill? Stay On the Ground

      (Newser) - In the wake of the death last week of a passenger on an American Airlines jet, one expert on in-flight health has this to say to sickly would-be travelers: “Do not fly.” Air travel can exacerbate illness, and though many airlines contract with ground-based medical support, flight attendants are not nurses, and airplanes often have only minimal medical equipment aboard, CNN reports. More »

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      death   air travel   American Airlines   heart attack   illness   oxygen   flight attendants

    • Firefighting Is US' Sexiest Job

      Firefighting Is US' Sexiest Job

      (Newser) - Americans may ogle the celebrities gracing the covers of gossip mags, but firefighter remains the sexiest job title on the books, the Boston Globe reports. Personal trainer comes in a close second, according to Salary.com's Valentine's Day survey. It's the site's first such survey in three years, and though the top spot didn't change, there was movement down the list. More »

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      doctor   sex   firefighters   lawyer   job   reporter   CEOs   teacher   nurses   veterinarian   flight attendants   event planners

  • August 2007
    • Passenger Restrained After Midair Attempt to Deplane

      Passenger Restrained After Midair Attempt to Deplane

      (Newser) - A redeye flight from Denver to New York took a frightening turn yesterday when a passenger leaped from his seat and tried to open the rear door of a Frontier Airlines jet. Flight attendants and passengers then restrained the man by strapping him to his seat with duct tape. A source tells the Post the 35-year-old is mentally ill. More »

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      airplane   air travel   mental illness   flight   flight attendants   Frontier Airlines

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