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    Posted on February 21st, 2010

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    Customs dog attacks child at airport

    Today’s daily dose of airline industry fear mongering comes from the arrivals hall of Washington DC’s Dulles (IAD) airport.
    Late this past week, a mother and daughter arriving at the airport to pick up an arriving passenger had an unfortunate run in with one of the training K-9 customs dogs. The Belgian Malinois, a normally friendly [...]

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    Posted on February 10th, 2010

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    Decade old Concorde crash brings Continental Airlines to trial

    Tomorrow, Continental Airlines will have to answer to a French court about allegations it knowingly installed an unapproved part on one of its DC-10 aircraft. That small metal strip is partially blamed for the crash of Air France Concorde flight 4590 on July 25th 2000.
    On that fateful day, 113 people lost their lives when the [...]

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    Posted on January 25th, 2010

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    The 2009 dumbest moments in travel from the Travel Insights 100

    In 2009, the travel industry provided us with plenty to complain about. From new fees to late night TSA subpoenas to bloggers, there never seems to be a limit to the dumb things they manage to come up with. The Travel Insights 100
    asked its members to submit their own favorite dumb travel moment.
    Several Gadling bloggers [...]

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    Posted on January 18th, 2010

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    US Airways the latest to increase extra bag fee

    US Airways has joined the ranks of airlines increasing their fees for extra baggage. The low cost carrier is raising its extra baggage fees by $5 each way, which is comparable to the increases levied by Delta, Continental and United. With the new charge, US Airways will be charging $25 for the first bag checked, [...]

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    Posted on January 6th, 2010

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    TSA investigator has butterfingers

    Loose lips sink ships, right?
    A TSA that has been reactive since the beginning of December – thanks to leaks of both its operating manual and a sensitive security memo – is now sporting another black eye. It seems that one of the investigators who delivered a subpoena to the home of travel blogger Steven Frischling [...]

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    Posted on January 4th, 2010

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    Somali man tried to bomb airplane

    Police in Mogadishu have revealed that a Somali man tried to bring a chemical bomb onto an airliner back in November.
    The man was carrying chemicals similar to the ones used by the Nigerian bomber on Christmas day. He was caught at Mogadishu airport when he tried to board a Daallo Airlines flight from Mogadishu to [...]

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