JetBlue, now with Even More Power!?!
JetBlue has been big on their "Even More" suite of products. Starting with Even More Legroom a few years back and recently expanding to Even...
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New DCA slot authorities awarded
The wait is over. A couple months after carriers applied to provide service for four new slot pairs at Washington’s Reagan National Airport the DoT...
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Going long at DCA
Washington, DC‘s National Airport is one of the "lucky few" airports in the country where the government has limited destinations which can be served. The...
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Don’t forget the landing gear
Seems like a pretty simple part of the process if you’re an airline pilot, right? After all, landing without the gear down is generally not...
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New York/Washington slot swap approved
The deal for US Airways and Delta to trade large chunks of their operations at New York City‘s LaGuardia and Washington, DC‘s National airports has...
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Fewer 3-hour delays, higher cancellation rates – GAO report
The "3-hour rule" regarding flight delays was supposed to make things better for passengers by preventing them from being stuck on airplanes on the ground...
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Yet another delay for Koito seat replacement
Since the announcement a couple years ago that much of the safety testing data from airline seat manufacturer Koito was falsified there has been a...
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Continental announces in-flight WiFi plans. Again.
When Continental Airlines announced their deal with LiveTV to provide in-flight television service a couple years ago there was an additional piece to the deal....
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More evidence the 3-hour tarmac rule is bad for consumers
When the Department of Transportation announced in December 2009 that they were setting a hard limit on the amount of time flights could be delayed...
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JetBlue, FAA to trial NextGen navigation systems
The FAA and JetBlue announced today that they will be partnering in the testing of GPS-based navigational systems on some of the carrier’s routes. The...