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Consumer Traveler Today:Feb 20
02-19-2010Consumer Traveler Today: Ryanair “abandons” passengers on wrong Canary Island
Ryanair “abandons” passengers on wrong Canary Island
Is the Transportation Department about to turn up the heat on airlines?
Lufthansa stike Feb. 22-25 — bad news for airline and travelers
Ryanair “abandons” passengers on wrong Canary Island
Posted: 19 Feb 2010 08:15 AM PST
I know that this is an alarmist headline, but after reading the story, it raises plenty of questions about an airline's responsibility to its passengers. Ryanair's debacle was similar to situations I have faced here in the U.S.A. when my airline deposited me at JFK and gave me a bus ticket to Boston.
Is the Transportation Department about to turn up the heat on airlines?
Posted: 19 Feb 2010 07:15 AM PST
Are the government’s airline cops about to get tough on crime? The Department of Transportation says it is, and now there’s new evidence that it’s following through.
Lufthansa stike Feb. 22-25 — bad news for airline and travelers
Posted: 19 Feb 2010 06:15 AM PST
The next strike on the horizons is from a relatively unlikely airline, with comparatively little advance media or industry warning — it's been called by Lufthansa pilots.
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