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When Will Congos Air Crashes End?

04-17-2008

When Will Congos Air Crashes End?
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Home | Events | Submit Articles | Subscription | Blacklist | Circulation | Team | Contact | Advertise  Wednesday, 16 April 2008 From the Editor Headlines Dear eTN reader,   It is being estimated that as many as 33 lives were lost and another 80 were injured in yet another air crash in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Congo is already under scrutiny for having one of the world's worst aviation record, with the International Air Transport Association calling it an "embarrassment" to the industry. Click to today's lead story for an update on Congo's latest air crash. Is the travel and tourism industry doomed? This is exactly the question some are asking based on the current financial climate of the airline industry. Click to today's second story to read about the new airline industry mishap. We have rolled out a new distribution system and a new format for our daily newsletter. To those of you who have written us about specific concerns, please be advised that our team is working diligently to address those specific issues. We thank you for being patient with us throughout the conversion period. Should you be encounter any difficulties in either receiving or reading eTN, please do not hesitate to contact us via the email address: editor@eturbonews.com. Thanks very much for reading today's edition. Be sure to share your thoughts on any of today's stories by sending an email to the address: editor@eturbonews.com or by filling out our comment form at the end of each story. Have a great Wednesday! Sincerely, Nelson Alcantara Editor-in-Chief Tourism this week in Latin America Qatar Airways officially opens Guangzhou route, expounds on expansion plans Airline fuel surcharge inconsistencies exposed Taiwan wants Chinese tourists, yuan convertibility: official Riddle over Bland and new airline Airline withholds landing charge rise Hotel industry creates tiny pod rooms Continental, United could be the next big airline merger Euro causing drop in UK tourists to Greece We have it but tourism not selling too well Royal Caribbean bringing Central Park replica to ocean US Justice Deparment to look at airline merger Protests meet government push for more luxury tourism in Peru Congo crash claims 33 lives, injures 80 Delta Air Lines, Northwest Airlines Combining to Create America's Premier Global Airline Aloha, ATA closures force Hawaii tourism officials to the discussion table Turkey eyes Scandinavian market Bali tourism calls for open skies to bali Agreement finally ends post Kenya election squabbles Mesa Air insists it can recover from setbacks Sponsors Lead Story Congo crash claims 33 lives, injures 80[Back to Press Releases Main]   TRAVEL RESOURCES Copyright © 1996 to 2018 The Traveler's Journal | All Rights Reserved | Contact Us