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American Airlines unveils new look for its planes
It is still unclear if American Airlines will emerge from bankruptcy alone or merged with US Airways. What is clear now is that the Fort Worth-based airline will come out of it with a new logo in red, white and blue. Tom Horton, the airline's chairman...
Tags: American Airlines, Inc., Air Transportation Industry, Bankruptcy
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Airlines record lowest rate for lost or damaged bags for November
If the airlines lost your luggage when you flew for the Thanksgiving holiday, you are in a small minority. The nation's airlines reported losing or damaging 2.64 bags for every 1,000 passengers who flew in November, the lowest rate of any November on...
Tags: Tourism and Leisure Industry, Virgin Group, Ltd., Air and Space Accidents, Transportation Accidents
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Mata Ortiz, Mexico: Travel info
THE BEST WAY TO MATA ORTIZ, MEXICO Train and bus from L.A. are the best options for getting to Mata Ortiz. From L.A.'s Union Station, take Amtrak to San Diego's Santa Fe Depot. Walk across the street to the San Diego Trolley's America Plaza Station...Tags: Mexico, Los Angeles International Airport, Amtrak, Travel, Services and Shopping
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Netflix blames Amazon for Christmas Eve outage
If you didn’t get to stream your favorite Christmas movie Monday, don’t blame Netflix, the company says. An outage at one of Amazon's web service centers affected the video service on Christmas Eve and was not fully resolved until Christmas...
Tags: Christmas, Justice System, Trips and Vacations, Religious Festivals, Netflix Inc.
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American Airlines plans to sell London town house for $23 million
From now on, when American Airlines executives visit London, they are going to have to check into a hotel, like most of us. That's because the airline, whose parent company filed for bankruptcy last year, notified the bankruptcy judge that it is selling...
Tags: Financially Distressed Companies, Kensington, Judges, Air Transportation Delays, Crime, Law and Justice
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Critics targeting hotel chains affiliated with NRA
National Rifle Assn. critics are blasting two of the world's biggest hotel companies because they give discounts to NRA members. A global advocacy site, Avaaz.org, has urged its followers to go on Facebook and sound off against Best Western International...
Tags: Howard Johnson, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Social Media, Media Industry
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FAA warns of exploding coffee pouches on planes
Flight attendants, required to work long hours with little rest and to battle unruly passengers with oversize carry-on bags, must now deal with another midair hazard: exploding coffee filters. The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a safety...
Tags: Emergency Incidents, Coffee, Air Transportation Industry, Federal Aviation Administration, Air and Space Accidents
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Knott's Berry Farm's log ride to undergo overhaul
Another classic Southern California theme park attraction is undergoing a major overhaul. Knott's Berry Farm's Timber Mountain Log Ride will close for five months, starting this month, for a renovation of the ride's automated figures and sets and to add...
Tags: Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Travel, Disneyland Park, Amusement and Theme Parks, Theme Park Vacations
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Former Hilton executive named to head L.A. tourism board
A former executive with Hilton Hotels Corp. has been named president and chief executive of the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board. Ernest Wooden Jr., a former executive vice president for global brand management at Hilton, was named by the board...
Tags: Travel, Hilton Hotels Corp., Brooklyn (New York City), Thomas Edison, Tourism and Leisure
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Storm blamed for more flight delays and cancellations
Getting home after the Christmas holiday continues to be a predicament as a massive storm that has now hit the Northeast grounded thousands of planes for the third straight day. As of Thursday morning, more than 800 flights had been canceled and...
Tags: Weather, Los Angeles International Airport, Air Transportation Delays, Weather Warnings
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Rose Parade 2013: Up to 1 million visitors expected in Pasadena
Pasadena is awash in white and cardinal red, and that should result in lots of green for local retailers. The Rose Parade, a Pasadena tradition for more than 120 years, is expected to draw between 700,000 and 1 million visitors on New Year's Day,...
Tags: New Year's Day, Arts and Culture, Festive Events
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Which airline has the rudest employees? A survey.
Almost everyone who flies often has run into a rude airline worker. So which airline has the rudest employees? According to a survey of more than 1,000 travelers, American Airlines tops the list, with 25% of fliers saying the Fort Worth-based carrier...
Tags: Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, Inc., Employees, United Air Lines, Career and Workplace
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