Articles tagged “dca”

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The FAA Just Gave Airlines Another Break on Airport Slot Waivers: Why Aren’t Carriers Happier?

The FAA Just Gave Airlines Another Break on Airport Slot Waivers: Why Aren’t Carriers Happier?

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Southwest CFO: ‘Our Customers Don’t Like Bag Fees So We Don’t Like Bag Fees’

JetBlue will likely be the airline adding bag fees in 2015, not Southwest. Forsaking fees for first and second check bags is still good business for Southwest.

Southwest CFO: ‘Our Customers Don’t Like Bag Fees So We Don’t Like Bag Fees’

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Can Croissants and iPads Convince Travelers They’re Not at New York-LaGuardia?

If travelers break out their iPads, munch on some croissants or watch or the planes taking off or landing outside, they can imagine that they've already arrived at their next destination.

Can Croissants and iPads Convince Travelers They’re Not at New York-LaGuardia?

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Leaders of the New American Airlines ‘Couldn’t Be Happier’ With Merger Concessions

Parker and Horton didn't get everything that they wanted from the DOJ, but they still will end up with the largest airline on the planet. Not a bad position to be in.

Leaders of the New American Airlines ‘Couldn’t Be Happier’ With Merger Concessions

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Airport updates: Dulles and Reagan cancel all flights until further notice

As in New York City, Washington, D.C.'s airports technically stayed open even though all flights were cancelled in order to house the thousands of passengers stranded by the cancellations.

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Reagan National Airport might be growing too fast for its own good

What started as a small destination airport for the country’s Congressman has turned into a major domestic hub, which is stretching the airport’s limits for handling baggage and passengers.

Reagan National Airport might be growing too fast for its own good