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Consumer Traveler Today: July 16
07-16-2010
Consumer Traveler Today: Cheap tickets, not only last to board, but first to be bumped
- Cheap tickets, not only last to board, but first to be bumped
- What we’re reading: New biofuel program, engines that burn less fuel, airports with full-body scanners
- And the next airline to charge for carry-on bags is …
- A simple suggest to help airlines keep both co-pays and customers
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Cheap tickets, not only last to board, but first to be bumped Posted: 16 Jul 2010 03:15 AM PDT For most travelers, the only weight that comes to mind as a potential problem on a airplane is the weight of your luggage. However, airlines do actually have issues with maximum takeoff weight, sometimes in the summer when light air makes takeoff more difficult, and in the winter when head winds make long westbound flights more difficult.
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Posted: 16 Jul 2010 03:00 AM PDT Alaska Air, Boeing, airports in biofuel program, Cseries may be better in fuel burn, airports with full-body scanners
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