Airlines Offer More Promo Codes (Aviation.com via Yahoo! News)
It's becoming increasingly obvious that airlines don't want anyone standing between them and you, their customer. They'd much rather that you buy airfares only from their own Web sites, rather than transacting through Orbitz, Kayak, or Travelocity. And to accomplish this, they're offering more and more promo code deals.
Lots of cheap airfares available this winter (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Bargain hunters hoping to score some cheap airfares this winter should keep their eyes peeled, as airlines have launched an unusual number of sales in recent days, travel experts say.
Airlines seek to scale back O'Hare's expansion (Chicago Tribune)
With new runway set to open Thursday, major carriers call further building plans 'premature and inappropriate' As the first new runway in Chicago in 37 years is set to open Thursday, major airlines serving O'Hare International Airport have unanimously called for halting the next phase of the ambitious expansion project, according to documents obtained exclusively by the Tribune. ...
Airlines A-La-Carte Pricing Is Not in the Flying Public's Favor (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
After asking more than 1600 airfarewatchdog travelers how they would feel about flying under a new a-la-carte pricing structure that airlines such as American Airlines, Spirit and Air Canada are adopting, 67% voted that it was a big step backward.
Airlines in a position to pass ATF price cut benefit to customers (rediff.com)
Indian carriers can pass on some of the reduction in cost due to the dramatic fall in aviation turbine fuel prices to customers without taking a major hit on their bottomlines. Airlines have also cut costs on a variety of areas, including manpower and distribution, while increasing the fares steeply.
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