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Northern Pacific Airways is crowdfunding through Wefunder, offering a 20% discount on their current valuation of $280 million for the first $1.5 million of investors. Perks Include Free Drinks, Flight Vouchers, and Custom Liveries The unconventional carrier is seeking to earn $5 million from the fundraising round, validating …
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Reuters reports attorneys filed the appeal hours before the deadline, asking to restart a mandate from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. Appeal Says CDC Acted Within “Zone of Reasonableness” The original decision to stop the mask mandate came from a Florida lawsuit, where a group of flyers …
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The Amsterdam-based airline announced a new cabin class for budget conscious flyers: Premium Comfort, featuring larger seats, bigger in-flight entertainment screens and upgraded meal service. Premium Comfort Combines Luxury with More Affordable Price The Premium Comfort cabin is a new concept in the growing premium economy sector, adopting …
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The Chicago-based carrier is quietly moving away from taking cash and plastic aboard flights, and instead is only accepting in-flight payments using their mobile app. Physical Payments Get Grounded for App Payment Under their new plan, United is turning their app into the exclusive payment option for future …
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The Wall Street Journal reports Casa de Campo Resort and Villas will begin selling non-fungible tokens to future guests to pre-sell available room nights. NFT Sales Start at Room Cancellation Fee, With All Sales Final One of the problems hoteliers faced during the pandemic was last-minute cancellations. Although …
The Associated Press reports a filing by the U.S. solicitor general is asking the court to either uphold an appellate decision applying the rule to air carriers or return it to the lower court for further deliberation. California Rules Allows for Multiple Breaks Throughout Workday The lawsuit before …
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The company’s leadership outlined their arguments in a presentation to shareholders on Monday, March 23, 2022. Spirit Claims “JetBlue’s Real Motivation” is to Stop Ultra-Low-Cost-Carrier Merger The information session was held one week after JetBlue launched their own website and campaign towards Spirit shareholders, arguing that they had …
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Denver NBC affiliate KUSA reports 27-year-old Brendan Langley was arrested by Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police on accusations of fighting with a United Ground Express worker at the ticketing desk. Video Depicts Words Exchanged, Before Fists Fly Injuring Employee In the one-minute viral video …
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Reuters reports a federal jury ruled in favor of the former airline, ending an 11-year lawsuit against global distribution system Sabre. Sabre Used Monopoly Power, but Did Not Harm US Airways The original lawsuit was brought to court in 2011 by the former Phoenix-based airline. In their complaint, …
Seattle Fox affiliate KCPQ-TV reports Marli Brown and Lacey Smith are suing both the carrier and the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA on a complaint that their firing was directly based on their Christian faith. “Exemplary Flight Attendants” Accuse Airline of Religious Discrimination The case of Brown and Smith …
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