Sentences with phrase «air travelers flying»

In a randomized, double - blind, placebo - controlled Australian study, 312 air travelers flew a minimum of seven hours and stayed four days at their destination.

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All major U.S. airlines — including American, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue, Southwest Airlines and United — waived change fees for travelers booked to fly in and out of these airports.

For travelers flying in Air France's La Premiere cabin, the carrier offers a wide range of creature comforts like a seat that turns into a fully flat bed, a partition and curtains that can be pulled all the way around.

When airplanes fly through these clouds, dose rates of cosmic radiation normally absorbed by air travelers can double or more.

Two — We put in place landmark consumer safety and protection regulations, which provide air travelers with basic rights when they fly.

New consumer protections for airline passengers established by the U.S. Department of Transportation go into effect today, and will make flying more convenient and hassle - free for air travelers nationwide.

Sub-par rewards rates and limited general use potential make this a hard sell to anyone who is not a loyal Korean Air customer, or frequent business traveler to Korean cities who flies with them multiple times per month.

The card is a decent option for those travelers who frequently fly with Korean Air, but casual flyers would be better off with a different card.

The card is a decent option for those travelers who frequently fly with Korean Air, but casual flyers would be better off with a different card.

Most travelers arrive by air and fly into the Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport (airport code: PVR), which lies north of Puerto Vallarta.

In the movie «Up in the Air,» George Clooney plays a corporate traveler who flies 350,000 miles a year, netting him star treatment by his airline.

High flying frequent travelers have been lamenting the end of Concorde flights more than ten years ago, and wondering if true high speed air travel will ever return.

As Delta has massively devalued its own award chart, many SkyTeam travelers are now taking a closer look at Flying Blue as their gateway to not only domestic Delta flights, but also the glamorous Air France business and first class, which is primarily only available to Flying Blue members with elite status.

Travelers flying into Charles de Gaulle from another major European destination can find cheap flights with EasyJet, Smart Wings, Niki, Jet2, Flybe, Vueling, Iberia Express, Air Baltic, Hop, Eurowings, Air Berlin, Smart Wings, and Meridiana.

At the beginning of October a mistakenly published mileage calculator combined with an eagle - eyed traveler alerted us to the fact that the Flying Blue rewards program (the program for Air France / KLM) would almost certainly be moving to a revenue - based system.

Travelers can book Air France's nonstop service to Paris and continue to anywhere that Air France flies within Europe.

A screenshot has appeared on Flyertalk that would appear to suggest that Air France / KLM's Flying Blue program is about to get a whole lot worse for travelers looking to boost their mileage balances.

Flying Blue is also part of SkyTeam, but it has many more opportunities available to travelers than Korean Air, which has some pretty strict rules for booking travel by anyone but the primary account holder.

Cape Air has an interline arrangement with JetBlue airlines, allowing Cape Air to fly travelers to a selection of Caribbean destinations.

If you fly frequently for business or leisure then an air miles card is the definitely the card to get — if you are a savvy traveler and look for bonuses on your miles and you get a card with a BIG signup mile bonus, you definitely get better than the standard 2 percent cash back cards if you redeem your miles to fly.

The card is a decent option for travelers who frequently fly with Korean Air, but casual consumers might be better off with a more flexible rewards credit card.

Flying from the UK can be a pain for premium travelers, all in part to the UK Air Passenger Duty (UKAPD).