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Study: High-speed rail would drain passengers from Bay Area airports - San Jose Mercury News

February 25th, 2010 | by admin | Bereavement Airfares: Flying for an Emergency (ABC News)
When there is a death in the family, you want to fly immediately but that can often cost you a lot more than advanced-purchase airfare. Some airlines still have bereavement airfares but there are other ways to save, too. Fare - Travel - Recreation - Transportation - Air

Wed, 24 Feb 2010 16:29:33 GMT
Airfares soar as World Cup nears - Edmonton Journal
The flights are quite full during the World Cup, which put up the price, but people still prefer to fly rather than to take the train,” said STA travel agent Kristy Leroux. But … heavy with the prices,” said Michael Tatalias, director of Southern …

Wed, 24 Feb 2010 14:16:00 GMT
AIRFARES SET TO INCREASE IN 2010: AUSTRALIA CO FLIGHT CENTRE - Trading Markets (press release)

TheBull.com.auAIRFARES SET TO INCREASE IN 2010: AUSTRALIA CO FLIGHT CENTRETrading Markets (press release)Australian travel agency group Flight Centre Ltd (ASX:FLT) says airfares are set to increase in 2010 from “unsustainable levels” a year earlier as the …Flight Centre profits take-offABC OnlineFlight Centre almost doubles net profitSydney Morning HeraldFlight Centre profits bounce back achieving 115 per cent increasee-Travel Blackboard (press release)all 34 news articles »

Thu, 25 Feb 2010 06:49:00 GMT+00:00
Bereavement Airfares: Flying for an Emergency - ABC News
Bereavement Airfares: Flying for an EmergencyABC NewsNaturally, you\’re distraught so you don\’t worry about airfare. And yet, the last thing you need is to add financial burdens on top of emotional ones. …and more »

Wed, 24 Feb 2010 12:11:59 GMT+00:00

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