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Jet Lagged: Web Glitches Still Plague Virgin America Wall Street Journal Virgin operates about 130 flights a day, carrying 12000 passengers. Reservations systems are airlines' digital backbones: storing, organizing and calculating flight schedules, fare prices and passenger lists, among other things. ... See all stories on this topic »

Airline fees inch higher, but won't stop passengers from flying Medill Reports: Chicago Spirit Airlines maintains it's still a better deal to keep base fares low and to let people pick and choose what they want on board. "There are many airlines today that charge for bags, seat assignments and other add-ons, and they do so on top of ... See all stories on this topic » Medill Reports: Chicago

China continues low altitude airspace trial for general aviation CAPA - Centre for Aviation ... State Council and the Central Military Commission low-altitude airspace trails will be conducted over a five-year period, with a view to reforming how Chinese air traffic management and civil aviation authorities deal with general aviation flights. ... See all stories on this topic »

Steve Jobs' widow could sell stock San Francisco Chronicle Get ready for a full flight. Airline capacity cutbacks mean that travelers will find jets about as jam-packed as they were in 2010, a record-setting year. The tight supply also is helping carriers charge higher prices: On average, fares are up 6 ... See all stories on this topic »

Fall in Love with The Dead This February Dread Central ... you by the throat and takes you on a visceral journey across the harsh but stunning landscapes of Africa where the sole survivor of the doomed final evacuation flight out of the continent, has more than just the unforgiving terrain to deal with. ... See all stories on this topic » Dread Central

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