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Traveling by commercial airline is fast, but there is a downside. With all the rules and regulations air travel is becoming more uncomfortable and inconvenient. Take for instance being crammed into confining seats, or being fed artificial tasting meals, or even experiencing the annoying and frustrating delays and lost luggage which is quickly becoming more the rule than the exception.

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Boeing Co.'s new carbon-composite 787 Dreamliner plane may turn out to be unsafe and could lead to more deaths in crashes, according to a report by veteran journalist Dan Rather to be broadcast in the United States on Tuesday.

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With summer entering it's last phase in the northern hemisphere a cruise vacation in the fall and winter will be on the minds of many looking to take advantage of better weather.

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WestJet has launched web check-in for guests flying to and from scheduled transborder (US) and international destinations.

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The Canadian Air Transport Security Authority is renewing an appeal to air travellers a year after Canada adopted restrictions on liquids, gels and aerosols.

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Las Vegas Passport, already known for offering line passes and free drinks at nightlife venues as well as discounts on shopping, is now offering a Special Gay Travel Edition that includes discounts for the top gay/lesbian destinations in Las Vegas.

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Air France-KLM is studying a potential merger with either Italy's Alitalia or Spain's Iberia, according to a report on Monday.

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Troubled carrier Alitalia cannot sustain two hubs in its current state, Italy's industry minister told a newspaper on Sunday, as the airline plans to nearly halve routes at Milan's Malpensa Airport as part of a survival plan.

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Air Berlin was undervalued but expected no takeover of the carrier, its chief executive told a German magazine.

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Thai air investigators sifted though the wreckage on Monday of a budget airliner that crashed on the resort isle of Phuket, killing 88 people as it broke up while trying to land in driving rain.

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A One-Two-Go budget airliner crashed on the Thai resort island of Phuket on Sunday, killing 88 people as it broke up and burst into flames while trying to land in driving rain, a senior official said.

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Boeing booked orders for 75 commercial planes in August, compared to 25 for Airbus, propelling the US planemaker ahead of its main rival in the annual race for orders.

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The Alaskan cruise is often overlooked when shopping for a cruise. Most people consider a warm destination first. Some popular ones are the Mexican Riviera, the Panama Canal, the Caribbean, and the Bahamas. The itinerary is also an important factor to account for. These cruises can be quite a treat for first-time cruisers.

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