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FAA Grounds Boeing's 787 Dreamliner
Just 14 months after taking flight, Boeing's 787 Dreamliner has been grounded. Following a spate of incidents, some airlines voluntarily stopped operating the planes before the FAA stepped in.
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American Airlines Unveils Branding Redesign
We travel industry pros got an email this morning pointing us toward a countdown to "see the new American Airlines". What did we find? A branding redesign (the first since the '60s) as well as some upgraded plane components. Take a look—what do you think?
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Turbulent Start for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner has been in the news for months thanks to endless technical hiccups. Read on for a summary of the plane's ups and downs, including three new incidents this week.
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Most Outrageous Travel News of 2012
This year in news sure gave us plenty to talk about around the water cooler. From very special coffee ingredients to ex-con exploits aboard aircraft, we look at the year's craziest travel stories.
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Air Canada Launches Discount Carrier, Rouge
Air Canada is launching a new discount carrier, Rouge, set to begin operations in July 2013. They're hoping to capitalize on demand for leisure market travel, while keeping costs low.
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Delta Looks to Buy 49% Stake in Virgin Atlantic (UPDATED)
Looks like Delta is eyeing London. The carrier is in talks to purchase a 49% stake in Virgin Atlantic, which would allow frequent flyer programs, revenues, routes, and market efforts to coordinate.
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Airlines Announce New Routes
From Anchorage to Albuquerque, smaller airlines like JetBlue and Alaska, are ever expanding with new routes and services. Major airlines, however, are doing just the opposite.
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GetGoing.com Offers Majorly Discounted Airfare, With a Catch
Sometimes the specific destination comes second to the type of holiday you're after—beach, city, etc. The newly launched GetGoing.com brings heavily discounted airfare to match your wants, with one small catch.
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Hurricane Sandy Delays Thousands of Flights
As Hurricane Sandy continues to bear down on the Mid-Atlantic coastline, flights are being cancelled by the thousands, regional airports are closed, and more delays are anticipated.
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American Airlines Announces New Routes
American Airlines' bankruptcy recovery efforts press on, with the announcement this week of four new international routes servicing Seoul, Lima, Dusseldorf, and Dublin.
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