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Consumer Traveler Today: Nov 26
11-26-2009|
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- A dozen reasons for airlines to celebrate Thanksgiving
- ‘Keystroke error’ turns $289 rate into $28
- What we’re reading: Liquid ban remains ’til 2013, Senate delays FAA reauthorization again, IATA questions airport security
- Southwest Airlines strikes out in airline food survey; Continental tops the list
- Zagat’s 2009 airline survey, with fascinating comments
- Making sure you can hear the safety briefing
- The “pain in the butt” airline passenger is going out of style
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A dozen reasons for airlines to celebrate Thanksgiving Posted: 26 Nov 2009 05:55 AM PST The airlines have a lot to be thankful about these days. Though airline executives are moaning, airline workers are groaning and passengers are more vocal than ever with their complaints, it could be worse. Here are 12 things that the airlines can be thankful for in 2009. Some issues are good for both the airlines and the passengers, however, it is the passengers who are still getting the short end of the stick. [Back to Press Releases Main]
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