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Blue Grass Airport 'more fortunate' than others in a changing airline climate
Lexington Herald Leader
CHARLES BERTRAM Most of the commercial flights leaving Lexington's Blue Grass Airport are full these days, which makes airport officials happy. Still, those officials are keeping a watchful eye on airline industry trends, particularly airline mergers

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Delta Air Lines violates own customer service commitments
eTurboNews
WASHINGTON, DC - Two business travelers, inadvertently making side-by-side reservations, discovered Delta Air Lines displayed different airfares for the same trip for frequent fliers compared with airfares displayed for consumers who signed into

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Crystal Mountain remains open with near-record snowfall
The Seattle Times
By Mark Yuasa "Right now it's kind of up in the air if we'll get to July like last year, and it all depends on the weather," Tiana Enger, the Crystal Resort marketing director said. The weather has been quite warm this week, but surprisingly two inches

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Jon Jones' DUI Arrest Won't Affect His Public Image: Fan's View
Yahoo! Sports
What exactly should happen? His ego(?). Another fan who thinks he knows JBJ personally. Ugh. Lixon 2 hours 53 minutes ago Why do you hate the guy? maybe because he is so much of a great fighter? i don't know yet he has beaten every one Nomad69 • 2

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Should we worry about cities abandoned by airlines?
Washington Post (blog)
A thriving airport can make or break a city. Which is why many business leaders in Memphis got nervous when, in March 2011, Delta Air Lines announced that it would cut 25 percent of its service in and out of Memphis International Airport.

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