Sep 05, 2008
Federal aviation officials said Friday they are investigating 17 cases in which 11 air carriers did not comply with government safety directives. More
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By DAVID KOENIG
Published: Sep 05, 2008
Continental Airlines Inc. said Friday it is charging some coach customers $15 for a first checked bag, matching a similar fee imposed by most other major U.S. carriers.A company spokeswoman said the fee would help offset high fuel costs, which have caused Continental and other carriers to lose money this year.The fee took effect immediately on tickets for travel in the United States and Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Canada for travel starting on Oct. 7 or later.Bags that exceed weight and size restrictions could be subject to additional fees, the airline said.
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Sep 04, 2008
Not ready to spend your honeymoon volunteering in Cambodia? That's OK - you can still do your part to help the planet by staying at an eco-friendly resort. Don't worry - while their green amenities will help you reduce your carbon footprint, you'll still be relaxing in the lap of luxury. More
Sep 04, 2008
Argentina's Senate approved the nationalization of Aerolineas Argentinas and its subsidiary on Wednesday, moving to return the financially troubled Spanish-owned airlines to state hands. More
Sep 03, 2008
TACOMA, Wash.-Vancouver Island is an amazing mix of friendly people, amazing mountains, never-ending forests, plentiful wild and marine life, fresh and saltwater and a multitude of out-of-the-way places. More
Sep 02, 2008
As the weather cools off, head down south for a retreat for the senses. A host of haute hotels have risen the heart of Dallas. Of all the new options, the most impressive is surely the Stoneleigh Hotel & Spa. More
Sep 02, 2008
What are the hot trends in cruising? How will fuel costs affect the prices you pay? And what sort of stateroom do the experts book? More
Sep 02, 2008
Laurie Dishman, a 37-year-old food-services manager from Sacramento, Calif., said it was time to face her fears head-on, so she took a therapeutic trip to the Port of Miami last weekend. More
Sep 02, 2008
It's just past sunrise on the final day of our four-day trek along the Inca Trail, and we're standing at the Sun Gate, the entrance to the sweeping, wondrous city of Machu Picchu. We still must descend another 45 minutes to get there, but it's this first view, one we'd been dreaming of seeing, that we'll remember forever. More
Sep 02, 2008
• Preserve is a gem: If taking hike in Ohio bog, be prepared to see orchids, cool springs, mosquitoes
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Sep 02, 2008
What's it like to live in a far-off place most of us see only on a vacation? Foreign Correspondence is an interview with someone who has spent time in a spot you may want to visit. More
Sep 02, 2008
At Grandpa Tony's, a yellow clapboard ice cream and pizza joint kitty-corner from the ferry dock, local kids hold court. On the lawn outside, broad pines shade a few scattered picnic tables and bikes lie on the ground, their owners banging the screen door on their way to get cones. A deeply tanned boy on a skateboard click-clacks down a wooden ramp intended for wheelchairs. His T-shirt reads, "Be glad I'm not your kid." More
Sep 02, 2008
The remote city of Machu Picchu was abandoned after the Spanish arrived in Peru in the early 16th century, and the conquistadors never found it. How things change. More
Sep 02, 2008
There is something nostalgic and charming about a lighthouse. It conjures a romantic image of the lonesome lighthouse keeper sustaining a beacon, lit for the benefit of nameless sailors on their nighttime sojourns at sea. More
Aug 31, 2008
Falling gas prices might not be enough to entice people to travel this Labor Day weekend, with some keeping a wary eye on dangerous Hurricane Gustav, which is threatening the Gulf Coast. More
Aug 30, 2008
As I was hanging hundreds of feet above firm ground, dangling by two pieces of steel and preparing to plunge myself into the treetops of a Costa Rican rainforest, I thought of a former co-worker. During a company retreat, I had been stunned to discover that this New York City bred guy had never walked in the woods, or even stepped outdoors without shoes. More
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