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Kelly Osbourne Says Getting Drunk on a Plane Was "No Big Deal" OK! Magazine Kelly Osbourne talks getting drunk on a flight to Atlanta after hearing about Jack Osbourne's MS diagnosis. See all stories on this topic » OK! Magazine

AMR Judge OKs Deal for Non-Mechanics Fox Business The August date also gives AMR more time to negotiate deals with the mechanics in the TWU and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants. The deal with the TWU workers, who make up less than half of the 24000-plus member union, will help AMR ... See all stories on this topic »

Cheap flights determining vacationers' destinations The Province It used to be Canadians would choose a vacation destination then look for a deal. But in the age of new media, the deals are increasingly determining vacationers' destinations. Google reports this week interest in cheap flights is growing at double the ... See all stories on this topic »

The Best Airline Credit Cards Business Insider If you decide to do the balance transfer option, you'll enjoy 0% introductory APR for the first fifteen billing cycles after the account is opened on that balance -- an unusually good rate for a major airline credit card. Find more airline credit card ... See all stories on this topic »

Flight Attendant Union Calls For Action To End Domestic Violence Sacramento Bee PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Joined by hundreds of supporters and inspirational speakers, International President of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA), Veda Shook, spoke at a rally today in support of a Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) ... See all stories on this topic »

NJ airport fire having ripple effect on US flights Boston.com Violent thunderstorms along the East Coast and a fire at an airport technical center in southern New Jersey combined to wreak havoc on flights around the country Friday night, leading one airline executive to tweet that "it will not be a pretty evening." See all stories on this topic »

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