Airline pay toilets? Ignore that beverage cart - Arlington Heights Daily Herald DUBLIN — When nature calls at 30,000 feet (9,000 meters), is a pound ($1.40) a wee price to pay? Or could it force passengers without correct change into a whole new kind of holding pattern? The head of budget European airline Ryanair unleashed a …
Sat, 28 Feb 2009 06:15:00 GMT Airfare bonanza for travellers - The West Australian Airfare bonanza for travellersThe West Australian, AustraliaPerth travellers are being offered an airfare bonanza, with Qantas selling two million domestic seats at a 40 per cent discount off its lowest fares to compete with Virgin Blue?s cheaper fares. According to Australia?s leading airline analyst Peter …
Sat, 28 Feb 2009 00:41:12 GMT Ryanair chief mulls pay toilets on flights - The Washington Times The head of budget European airline Ryanair unleashed a flood of indignation and potty humor Friday when he suggested that future passengers might be obliged to insert a British pound coin for access to the lavatory to get some in-flight relief …
Sat, 28 Feb 2009 03:31:00 GMT Adventure travel gains allure in depressing economy (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Cheaper airfares are compelling increasing numbers of people to book African safaris, Vietnamese bike tours, and Moroccan desert trips as a way to escape news of the depressed — and depressing — world economy.
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