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May 21, 2009
Travel officials push back on business travelThe CEO of Internet travel site Travelocity said Wednesday that misguided criticism of business travel has led to a lot of confusion about what's acceptable.
read moreMay 12, 2009
Airport News - May 09Officials of the United States and the Netherlands formally launched a new initiative to open membership in their expedited air travel programs to citizens of both countries in an effort to streamline entry processes for pre-screened fliers.
read moreMay 12, 2009
Travel Tech News - May 09Two consumer advocacy groups have asked US Congress to commission a study on the use of wireless communications devices on commercial flights in the country before the in-flight use of mobile phones for voice calls and other wireless telephony is outlawed
read moreApril 30, 2009
OAG named in the Times Online Top 100 Best Travel Websites for 2009It's official - OAG is one of the Top 100 Best Travel Websites for 2009. The Times Online has awarded OAG.com this accolade in the "Best Websites for Booking Flights" section, under "Flight Essentials".
read moreMay 8, 2009
BA premium traffic slumps 18%British Airways has reported a sharp decline in premium traffic over April as demand from the corporate travel market continues to drop.
read moreMay 8, 2009
Sizing Up Air Service by Laura JacksonThis week I thought I would look at various countries (with a couple of U.S. states thrown in) with similar physical sizes and compare the levels of air service. Of course, there are numerous factors which determine appropriate levels of air service, including – but not limited to – population, average income levels, propensity to travel and alternate terms of transportation (or lack thereof).
read moreMay 8, 2009
Influenza A(H1N1)7 May 2009 -- As of 18:00 GMT, 7 May 2009, 24 countries have officially reported 2371 cases of influenza A (H1N1) infection.
read moreMay 6, 2009
Travellers making 'rational decisions' despite swine flu fearsPeople are continuing to travel despite growing attention surrounding swine flu, according to US-based Sabre Holdings.
read moreMay 6, 2009
Easyjet losses doubleEasyjet said it remains confident of a full-year profit despite its half-yearly losses more than doubling.
read moreMay 5, 2009
The weighty matter of oversized passengers by Roger CollisMoments of truth seem to come more often these days. Boarding an Easyjet flight from Gatwick the other day, sharp elbows having got me my usual self-satisfied pole position in the aisle seat by the emergency exit, I was girth stricken to find that the seat belt would not quite fasten � comfortably, or even uncomfortably � even stripped down under the twin filing systems in my jacket pockets.
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