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A Rave for American Airlines and a Good Tip for Business Travelers!

Here is a rave from American Airlines and their new Remember Me service. I called and enrolled immediately, because I deplore tele-prompt menus! After calling and enrolling we tested this service and it worked like a charm, no entering in account numbers, or listening for the right prompt, or repeating AGENT! AGENT! AGENT!. It recognized [...]

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Expert Traveler vs. Casual Traveler at John Wayne Airport

Here is a rave! John Wayne Airport in Orange County California has set up two different security lanes for TSA screening. As you approach the security area you will see two different lines with placards that say ‘Casual Traveler’ and another that says ‘Expert Traveler’. I n a few brief sentences underneath each title there [...]

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Boarding Passes marked SSSS and TSA Screening

In the past 12 months I have been handed a boarding pass marked with 4 S’s, twice. It would appear that when you make a one way flight reservation or a reservation the same day or within a few hours of the flight, you may be handed a boarding pass with SSSS printed on it. The [...]

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Highlights of the winners from the 2009 Business Travel Awards

2009 Business Travel Awards announces their winners. Here are highlights of the winners from the 2009 Business Travel Awards held in Grosvenor House, London this week. The Business Travel Awards were launched in June 1995 to celebrate those companies and individuals delivering excellence in the corporate travel space.  Since launching 15 years ago, the Business [...]

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AAA: Thanksgiving travel to decline slightly

he American Automobile Association (AAA) expects Thanksgiving travel to drop slightly this year, but there will still be millions of travelers on the roads and crowding into airports. The AAA said it expects 41 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more this Thanksgiving, down by about 600,000, or 1.4 percent, from last year. Of that [...]

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