Airlines - Page 527

November 5, 2015

Airline customers are using Twitter to fast track their grievances

Customers displeased with unhelpful airline representatives behind desks in airports, or long waits on customer service phone lines are finding Twitter a far more effective forum in which to air grievances.

November 5, 2015

Putting the sequester panic in perspective: Don't cancel your trip yet

Should you rethink your spring vacation plans?

November 5, 2015

The things they don't tell you in the safety demo

Have you ever wondered exactly why airlines dim the lights upon landing, making you grope to find the overhead light just as you were about to finish your Sudoku?

November 5, 2015

Atlanta airport retains title as world's busiest

Atlanta's airport is keeping its title as the world's busiest.

November 5, 2015

American Airlines expected to unveil new look as part of rebranding campaign

American Airlines is attempting a financial makeover in bankruptcy court and it's likely to roll out a new look for its airplanes as well this month.

November 5, 2015

High tech ways to locate luggage

There is no sugar coating it: losing your luggage is the pits.

November 5, 2015

Airline crash data group ranks world's safest airlines

Finnair is the world’s safest airline, according to new research, while China Airlines is the least  safe.

November 5, 2015

Air travel expected to resume to normal after nor’easter grounded planes

Air travel is expected to return to normal after a nor'easter grounded planes at New York-area airports, in what is the second storm-related disruption in less than two weeks.

November 5, 2015

Should overweight customers be footing the bill for their excess baggage?

Why do some airlines still try to look the other way when those extra pounds belong to the passenger's body?

November 5, 2015

Medical evacuation coverage can be a life saver

Emergency medical evacuation from a foreign country back home can sometimes cost $100,000 or more, depending on the extent of the illness or injury.