Air travel is particularly challenging because no easy technological fixes to decarbonize air travel.
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What International Air Travel Was Like in the 1930sToday we largely take international air travel for granted.
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Air travel union leaders on Wednesday released a dire warning about the government shutdown's affect on air travel.
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Air travel in general is incredibly safe, thanks to technology, but air travel on the 737 MAX is not.
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BRAZIL'S AIR TRAVEL REGULATOR Brazil's air travel regulator said it was not grounding the aircraft and that it was following the investigation.
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Climate impact of air travel is news again thanks to the New Green Deal plan that seeks to phase out air travel altogether.
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Chinese spending on air travel rose 10.6 percent in 2015, compared with 3503 percent in the United States, according to the International Air Travel Association.
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The biggest problem with business class air travel — the cheapest class of international air travel in which you aren't treated like livestock — is that it's still absurdly expensive.
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In Biden's case, more than $1 out of every $25 he spent went to charter air travel, while $1 in every $40 was spent on air travel for Sanders.
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Do developing countries with greater projected growth in air travel (like China) get more leeway than countries where air travel isn't expected to grow that much (like the United States)?
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Air travel, even in the 1970s, was a luxury, and service aboard the 747 in the early days was elaborate compared with the no-frills era of modern air travel.
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Commercial air travel has grown safer over the last 50 years, according to readily available public data, contradicting President Trump's tweet this morning suggesting that technology has made air travel more dangerous.
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Air travel is expected to increase by 4% over the Labor Day weekend this year, compared to air travel over the same period in 2015, according to the trade organization Airlines for America.
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The plunge in air travel that rocked the airline industry after the September 11, 13 attack was a bigger threat because it wasn't clear if or when demand for air travel would return.
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When air travel is this comfy, how could you not?
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The provision was expected to push up air travel prices.
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MODERN air travel has become less tolerable in many ways.
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France wouldn't be the first country to tax air travel.
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And in fact it's not even only about air travel.
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Air travel is very bad and it sucks very badly.
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Trump might be the poster child of private air travel.
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It'll end air travel, but you'll get on a train.
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China takes off Air travel is growing rapidly in China.
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Most of us take air travel and shipping for granted.
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It made commercial air travel wifi feel like Google Fiber.
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There's transportation, air travel, which we were talking about before.
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Sometimes, in this world of air travel, we forget that.
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It turns out that air travel messes with your mind.
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People are also avoiding air travel, fearful of getting sick.
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The fundamental problem behind decarbonizing air travel is the physics.
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Passenger air travel has cratered in the past few weeks.
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The country remains sealed off from all inbound air travel.
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But our thirst for air travel has an environmental impact.
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Snow falls, streets and schools close, air travel is suspended.
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Advocates believe it will be even faster than air travel.
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The storm could cause some air travel delays, he said.
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There could be some disruptions to air travel this weekend.
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The Wild One Air Travel Carrier delivered on all fronts.
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Chip Lord's "Peak Air Travel: To & From" (2016) operates similarly.
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Why is it important to prepare your pet before air travel?
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That storm jammed roads and caused major disruptions in air travel.
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The incidents underscore how easily a drone can cripple air travel.
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His siblings were particularly interested in the experience of air travel.
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But for many, it is still synonymous with luxury air travel.
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Worldwide, there were 0 fatalities in commercial air travel in 2017.
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I was well past the recommended 36 weeks for air travel.
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But liberalising air travel with Europe serves a higher purpose too.
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I have some personal experience with chemical weapons and air travel.
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We all know air travel is the safest kind of travel.
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Frida Ghitis: Flying still hasn't lost its magic Ah, air travel!
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Winter air travel can get complicated when temperatures dip below freezing.
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If air travel makes you uneasy, stop reading this article now.
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By some measures, air travel has become more onerous since 1970.
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It also opens up air travel to the less well-off.
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And it came in conjunction with a temporary air travel shutdown.
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The Boeing 747 marked a new era in commercial air travel.
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An environmentally friendly alternative to air travel protest is aptly timed.
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The possibility of air travel changed the company's scope and approach.
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People used to dress up for air travel, even for vacations.
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So have air travel, auto manufacturing, hotels, gyms, and cruise lines.
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And there are few options right now to decarbonize air travel.
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Air travel in the UK would grind to an immediate halt.
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Everyone knows that modern air travel is a cold, cruel mistress.
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Wheelchair users offer tips on air travel for other wheelchair users.
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In late January, Trump imposed restrictions on air travel from China.
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On Friday, they eliminated air travel altogether for scouts and coaches.
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Following international air travel, we can track the virus's subsequent spread.
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Within the transport segment, air travel prices fell 16.9%, IBGE said.
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COVID-19 has started to decimate air travel around the world.
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Air travel dos and don'ts are wildly divisive and regularly broken.
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Haven't you heard what air travel does to your carbon footprint?
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Go deeper: Airports embrace renewable energy to cut air travel emissions
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Air travel is one of the leading sources of carbon emissions.
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Kamala Harris also got in on the private air travel game.
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There is no mystery why air travel has gotten so ugly.
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They're the next best thing after ear plugs for air travel.
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But after America deregulated air travel in 1003, ticket prices dropped.
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The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is the aircraft that kicked off the next-generation revolution in air travel and showcased how the future of air travel could be more efficient and beneficial for airlines and passengers alike.
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The technology has been in the works for years, so it is nice to see it becoming a useful, everyday part of air travel — especially with air travel itself being something of a challenge at times.
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The Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 dramatically reduced the government bureaucracy associated with air travel, leading to an explosion of new players in the market place and greater price competition, making air travel more affordable for Americans.
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But air travel poses a myriad of challenges for people with disabilities.
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"Hydrogen and air travel are a perfect match," Hugo Eckener once said.
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Ultimately, air travel is a cut-throat, extremely low profit margin business.
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Air travel is stressful for many people, especially this time of year.
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Currently, Brazil's domestic air travel market is highly concentrated among three airlines.
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Flight delays are arguably one of the biggest annoyances of air travel.
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WHEN people think of air travel they picture planes full of passengers.
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One study found that the reduction in air travel after the Sept.
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Air travel remains one of the most difficult challenges for climate change.
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The decline of first-class air travel seems at first glance surprising.
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Until now, air travel to Cuba has been limited to charter services.
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"This chicken provides comfort and nourishment during stressful air travel," it reads.
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In short, air travel is about to get much, much more complicated.
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The international air travel network exists on something of a knife-edge.
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And since 2017 saw a 3.5% increase in air travel from Dec.
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Air travel is a key transportation link between many cities in Alaska.
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Meanwhile, air travel volumes began to increase dramatically this spring and summer.
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Why it matters: That's one of the busiest times for air travel.
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Why are we still subjecting ourselves to the horrors of air travel?
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You can do that now because of the ease of air travel.
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Obviously, the Green New Deal resolution itself does not ban air travel.
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The AIRR Act would create a similar structure for American air travel.
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Angel Flight provides certificates for air travel through JetBlue for cancer families.
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Air travel accounts for 3 percent of CO2 emissions worldwide every year.
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Travel delays and safety: Air travel has been impacted (The Associated Press).
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Both nations announced this week they would resume direct commercial air travel.
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The ground stop in Atlanta disrupted air travel across the United States.
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"Air travel may be the first thing that comes back," Steinberg said.
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Air travel in Latin America has become heavily restricted in recent days.
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Air travel in Latin America has become heavily restricted in recent days.
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Air travel restrictions were imposed after the 2014 and 2016 Ebola outbreaks.
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But collectively, they have the power to disrupt the air travel network.
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Last year was the safest in the history of commercial air travel.
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Climate change is forcing expensive changes to the global air travel industry.
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"The demand for air travel is essentially non-existent," the airline said.
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One side effect of the decline in air travel demand: bargain fares.
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It could make air travel more turbulent and costly in the future.
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Air travel, once glamorous, has become an endurance exercise for many passengers.
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Expect impacts to air travel throughout the Midwest on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Personally, I like to take an old-school approach to air travel.
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Another is on private air travel, each spending more than $85033 million.
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Improved air travel resulted from U.S. President Barack Obama's opening toward Cuba.
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Air travel was still shut down, and nobody wanted to fly anyway.
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The Flight 703 crash breaks a long stretch of air travel safety.
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We're following developments from one air travel disaster and another potential one.
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The crash is again focusing attention on Pakistan's troubled air travel industry.
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Thanks to the drop in the cost of air travel ... Oh, wait.
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A free-market system created the automobile, air travel, and the iPhone.
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The stress of air travel and the heat can magnify breathing problems.
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Air travel will become drastically slow, and road travel will be treacherous.
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Air travel will be drastically slowed, and road travel will be treacherous.
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Air travel is my biggest carbon-intensive activity, so let's start here.
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Even after the advent of air travel, Grand Central epitomized high style.
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Mr. Conover's episode on air travel led him to some interesting findings.
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Netflix also realizes how much air travel impacts the environment, but as the travel by employees is necessary, the company offsets the greenhouse gas emissions for "the majority of this air travel" through investment in emission reduction projects.
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As Tyler Brûlé, the editor of Monocle and something of an air-travel obsessive, said, air travel has become so deglamorized that whenever anybody tries to frame it in a positive light, they are forced to look back.
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In the first major initiative on air travel tax in years, the conference on Thursday and Friday - which will be attended by about 227 countries - will discuss ticket taxes, kerosene levies and value-added tax (VAT) on air travel.
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Musk claimed these rocket trips would be as inexpensive as commercial air travel.
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This year continues to be a tragic one for pets and air travel.
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The head is so fragile that Ishiguro never checks it during air travel.
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Statistically, 2016 was one of the safest years in US air travel history.
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AAA says air travel is going to be in record territory this weekend.
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The headphones also bring you peace in war-like situations, namely air travel.
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And right now, Schäfer notes, rapid growth in air travel seems quite plausible.
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Air travel serves as something of an equaliser for tall and short people.
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Ground transportation, which is slower, is much more energy efficient than air travel.
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Air travel, however, has arguably fewer hurdles ahead than autonomy on the ground.
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Airline stocks have lagged the broader market, despite strong demand for air travel.
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Mr Price is not the only cabinet member averse to commercial air travel.
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See what we mean about air travel presenting one complicated choice after another?
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Until Capitol Hill rewrites the law, air travel will continue to be hellish.
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IN THE 1960S long-haul air travel was a glamorous but expensive proposition.
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But could high-speed rail really replace a significant amount of air travel?
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According to its Air Travel Consumer Report (ATCR), 26 animals died in 2016.
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It will likely trouble US air travel for months—or years—to come.
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With modern air travel, you have to take the good with the bad.
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It looks like air travel is a delicate game of give and take.
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And he's not the first to consider electric power for air travel, either.
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With those limited exceptions, Houston's two airports remained closed to passenger air travel.
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The high prices have weakened the appetite for air travel and fed inflation.
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Autonomous vehicles should have the same stringent testing standards as in air travel.
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But is there a realistic possibility that supersonic air travel could ever return?
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"Air travel can present unique challenges for parents, especially traveling with infants," Rep.
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"We expect them to pay their air travel or bus ticket," Speier says.
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Looking beyond air travel Worldwide, travel is a trillion-dollar, energy-intensive industry.
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Those four companies control three-quarters of the U.S. commercial air travel market.
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The dream of Concorde air travel might not be so dead after all.
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It is meant to be greener and cheaper than current air travel technology.
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Commercial air travel accounts for 2 to 3% of man-made carbon emissions.
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For example, the Citi Prestige Card issues a $250 air travel credit annually.
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The busiest day for air travel is expected to be Sunday, December 1.
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Class divides in air travel are evident long before you board the airplane.
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The nightmares of air travel for people with mobility impairments are well documented.
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It's worth noting that deep vein thrombosis is not confined to air travel.
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As the cost of commercial air travel came down, so passenger numbers climbed.
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That in turn would unlock new approaches to air travel, like air taxis.
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Narrator: Sixty years ago, air travel was far too expensive for the masses.
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A shutdown of all commercial air travel in the area was in effect.
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The busiest time for air travel in the United States is nearly here.
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In fact, countries with strict air travel bans have instead acquired COVID-28500.
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"This is about public confidence in the safety of air travel," said Nelson.
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Cultural changes could become a big part of reshaping demand for air travel.
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Air travel for a seriously ill patient is medically, financially and logistically challenging.
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Field Notes When it comes to air travel, there are plenty of haters.
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Having experienced the normal troubles of air travel, I'm enjoying its abnormal delights.
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Other perks included private air travel, luxury accommodations and a $10,000 wardrobe budget.
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Air travel compounds the problem immediately, pathogen-filled projectiles hurtling to other lands.
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Air travel will most likely experience long delays and roads will be treacherous.
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The resolution does not include any language suggesting an end to air travel.
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Booking air travel and hotels online is now fairly straightforward, Ms. Bashir said.
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Air travel today is cheaper, safer, and faster than it has ever been.
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It may not feel like it, but air travel has actually gotten cheaper.
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Today, four major airlines account for about 80 percent of domestic air travel.
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Thunberg, 16, has a vehement stance against air travel due to carbon emissions.
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Aside from air travel, the virus poses an economic threat to global shipping.
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But nostalgia has little to do with the problems of air travel today.
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Global air travel accounts for two percent of the world's carbon dioxide emissions.
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Roads and bridges are in bad shape, and air travel options are limited.
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From Atlanta to New York, storms could interrupt air travel on Thanksgiving eve.
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Today, about 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions are due to air travel.
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Giants in the sky Massive planes were once the future of air travel.
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Travelers know there is very little privacy when it comes to air travel.
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Delta passengers were not the only ones facing extreme air travel this week.
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And EU competition measures have cut air travel costs by 90% since 1993.
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The I.P.A.T.A. does not recommend giving tranquilizers to any pet during air travel.
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Unfortunately, the apologies haven't eased the obstacle course that air travel has become.
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Other works connect to air travel in even more subtle and metaphorical ways.
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Peanuts were once a staple of air travel, for example, before being banished.
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Air travel was much more glamorous and luxurious than we are accustomed to.
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Britons should be encouraged to consume around 20 percent less beef, lamb and dairy products, while growth in air travel would likely need to be curbed unless the aviation sector adopts low-carbon fuels such as biofuel or electrified air travel.
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Air travel accounts for a significant chunk of greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants, and the amount of air travel has risen steadily over the past few decades, with emissions from aviation predicted to grow significantly through 2020 and beyond.
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The growing awareness of air travel's impact on the environment has helped inspire a renewed push for cleaner air travel technologies — electrification, biofuels, electrofuels, and hydrogen — but these tactics may be decades away from making a dent in air travel emissions.
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Because oddly, air travel has gone back while the whole world has gone forward.
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But airlines make money filling seats, so they want to encourage more air travel.
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A new president might've extended those actions to sectors like refineries and air travel.
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The virus has disrupted air travel, driven holiday cancellations, factory closures and production cuts.
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The new facilities are needed to serve a fast-growing appetite for air travel.
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But can RFID really solve one of the most annoying things about air travel?
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If air travel makes you anxious, Delta Air Lines wants to know about it.
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But as air travel opened up to the masses, these early airports quickly filled.
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When cheap air travel meant these holiday towns were abandoned, most fell into disrepair.
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That said, most people probably aren't buying noise-canceling headphones strictly for air travel.
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Since then, there's been a continued slow-down in U.S.-bound air travel bookings.
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But just as they arrive on the tarmac, demand for air travel is stumbling.
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I also needed to penetrate yet another layer of African air travel, domestic airlines.
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Which was a more important innovation: indoor plumbing, jet air travel or mobile phones?
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Air travel is annoying enough without self-centered parents making it even more so.
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The teenager rejects air travel because of its high levels of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Air travel was a means of both expanding my life and holding it together.
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Narrator: Long, boring layovers can be one of the worst parts of air travel.
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Currently, a 7.5 percent tax is levied on each leg of commercial air travel.
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China is preparing to snatch the title for the world's biggest air travel market.
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After the summertime, Thanksgiving is among the busiest times of year for air travel.
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Because air travel has a heavy carbon footprint, Thunberg refuses to board any airplanes.
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Scholl says investors, suppliers and certainly customers would gladly welcome innovations in air travel.
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PARIS — The first airplane hijackings occurred not long after international air travel became commonplace.
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Both Boeing and Airbus have mapped out futuristic visions for ultra-fast air travel.
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But young flyers have proven that price, not style, drives their air travel consumption.
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The tactic of spicing up air travel with meaningless aesthetic upgrades is not new.
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Air travel has also lost most of its pomp in the past few decades.
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There is also one more, even less flattering, reason for Pruitt air travel indulgences.
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In recent years, air travel has expanded at a relentless pace, especially in Asia.
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"The demand for international air travel is essentially non-existent," Scandinavian Airlines said Sunday.
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So what is a sensible approach to air travel in response to COVID-19?
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All three have dozens more on order, meant to service booming air travel demand.
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Now, sure, shit happens, but the lesson here is clear: Air travel fucking blows.
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So she sees it as her responsibility to be careful with her air travel.
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Ms. Redman said that air travel produces far more carbon emissions than train travel.
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GERMAN STATE OF BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG IS STOPPING AIR TRAVEL IN THE COMING DAYS - SPOKESMAN
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""We are aware the governments of several countries have announced suspension of air travel.
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As a whole, air travel accounts for around only 2 percent of global emissions.
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The air travel disruptions that rippled across Asia from the storm continued into Monday.
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"Since air travel is inherently dehydrating, drinking plenty of water is key," she adds.
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But how will the human body cope with 19 solid hours of air travel?
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And it expects geopolitical and trade tensions to impact air travel and freight demand.
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All incoming air travel to the United States-backed Marshall Islands have been banned.
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They found that 14 percent of the respondents experienced constipation associated with air travel.
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The following month, Ben Pogue made an in-kind air travel contribution of $75,404.40.
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The storm will likely affect air travel throughout the Midwest on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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It intends to team up with airlines to "elevate" the experience of air travel.
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The "bomb cyclone " has departed the U.S. but air travel is still a mess.
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The shooting has shed light on a rather obscure aspect of American air travel.
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The Extinction Rebellion movement and "flight shaming" swept Europe, discouraging carbon-heavy air travel.
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Road transport can be electrified, though long-haul shipping and air travel are harder.
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Air travel has become an increasingly uncomfortable experience for all but the wealthiest passengers.
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Air travel is a big part of work — a plane is essentially my WeWork.
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Tajikistan temporarily halted air travel and closed the land border last week until Feb.
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Fears of air travel safety have started mounting with the spread of the coronavirus.
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You see how congested air travel can be at times in our key markets.
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The risk of acquiring a respiratory infection through air travel is still extraordinarily low.
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Thunberg refuses to fly because of the high levels of emissions from air travel.
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It's not shaping up to be a good day for air travel in India.
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Institutions both public and private will need to step up to reduce air travel.
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It is rare for pets to be injured or die during air travel, Mrs.
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Mr. Price resigned in September after he was criticized for his expensive air travel.
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It's not viable as a substitute for all air travel, but given cities that are an appropriate distance apart, we have seen it can displace most air travel and some car traffic, giving people a superior transportation option that is also cleaner.
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A strong economy, particularly low unemployment, has helped lift demand for air travel and fares.
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So it makes sense that his government shutdown would do the same for air travel.
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They are the last surviving remnants of our nation's golden era of commercial air travel.
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Subsidies for commercial air travel in rural areas would be cut by more than half.
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Air travel was one of the many categories of American life impacted by the shutdown.
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And this marks the ninth year in a row that air travel has been increasing.
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The copter service is more to show how air travel can be incorporated into commutes.
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For constitutional reasons, the Civil Aeronautics Board's regulatory authority was limited to interstate air travel.
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January is traditionally one of the slowest times of the year for US air travel.
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Ms Thunberg herself shuns air travel and travels by train as much as she can.
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The virus has shut down cities and factories in China and disrupted global air travel.
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But air travel was expensive then, mostly for business executives and the well-to-do.
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Instead, Norwegian and WOW are looking to make affordable air travel to Europe the norm.
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It's safe to say air travel ranks pretty high within the canon of human achievement.
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Page, Musk, and everyone else have been fascinated by the dream of personalized air travel.
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The extra capacity they produce will be gobbled up by rising demand for air travel.
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Until now, air travel to the Communist-ruled island has been limited to charter services.
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Air travel volume will increase to 3.76 million passengers, 7.9 percent more than last year.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) estimates a 4 percent increase in air travel this summer.
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It's silent, produces no pollution, and is considered an important prospect for future air travel.
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Or perhaps the effects of climate change on air travel will have the same effect.
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Lufthansa struggled last year like rivals to cope with Europe's rising demand for air travel.
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Surging air travel demand helped fuel the rise in US emissions after years of decline.
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Free air travel to countries across the globe is a hard deal to pass up.
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The new experimental plane is designed to return supersonic air travel to routes over land.
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Elite customers could desire a ground mobility plan similar to their private air travel experience.
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Jet fuel is much cheaper than batteries, especially the lightweight ones required for air travel.
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In the Netherlands, a storm disrupted air travel at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport, Europe's third busiest.
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The hybrid planes are only part of Zunum's plans to shake up domestic air travel.
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In many parts of the world air travel grows about twice as fast as GDP.
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Before Black Friday riots, air travel, and overeating became the most celebrated American holiday rituals.
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But Dany was probably already pretty far out herself thanks to air travel by dragon.
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Air travel today may be less luxurious but it is vastly more affordable and democratic.
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How will we source exotic ingredients when our skies become too polluted for air travel?
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Air travel is dehydrating, so drinking plenty of water is the first line of defense.
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"For families, this will make air traffic and air travel safer and easier," Ryan said.
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They make air travel in places like Congo slower, riskier, costlier and much more unpleasant.
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Early on, a commitment to safe air travel became mantra for a young growing industry.
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The trip was canceled after controversy erupted over Pruitt's use of first-class air travel.
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Also, many types of GHG emissions — like air travel — can't be stopped at the source.
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Air travel and lodging will be at the risk of the Winner and Travel Companion.
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That points instead to a demand-led drive to cut the appetite for air travel.
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The Transportation Security Administration anticipates air travel alone will increase 6 percent from last year.
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Other technologies such as biometrics are becoming an increasingly critical component of air travel too.
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They lived before cars, trains, air travel, bicycles, typewriters, telegraphs, sewing machines, photography and refrigeration.
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The air travel industry gets its worst marks for treatment of travelers with intellectual disabilities.
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Gifts toward air travel purchases can be made online anywhere from $210 up to $0003,2000.
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"This approach to commercial air travel is a step change towards passenger comfort, " he said.
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The cleanup hitter, Jackie Jensen, was so unnerved by air travel that he retired early.
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The awards celebrate truly innovative concepts and ideas for making air travel better for everyone.
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The awards celebrate truly innovative concepts and ideas for making air travel better for everyone.
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Why it matters: Last year was the safest year on record for commercial air travel.
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RR's gonna pick up their whole tab -- air travel, accommodations, food, beer ... the whole shebang.
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For regular flyers, air travel is often the dominant contributor to their greenhouse gas footprints.
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But perhaps the most difficult aspect of limiting air travel is the issue of justice.
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The shop will box the bicycles for air travel as an oversize piece of luggage.
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Air travel is full of other stressors that you must comply with, like restricted mobility.
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The deadline for air travel had already been delayed at least once before, in 2017.
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As COVID-19 spreads around the world, air travel has come to a virtual halt.
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US Airports have been decimated by waning air travel as the coronavirus continues to spread.
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Shares of airlines in the region declined on Friday as the outbreak hit air travel.
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Warren spent more than $132,000 on private air travel, and Sanders spent more than $360,000.
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Weather conditions were detrimental to air travel Saturday, but service seemed to be improving Sunday.
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That led her to some tips about crossing time zones and coping with air travel.
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But because of the greenhouse-gas emissions associated with air travel, she refuses to fly.
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Last summer, amid a heatwave and raging wildfires, more Swedes turned away from air travel.
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But greener airplane parts don't address the root ecological problem, which is air travel itself.
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Legal and ethical considerationsClear legal authority exists to link a vaccination mandate to air travel.
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However, it isn't clear when Miami International Airport, Florida's largest air travel hub, will reopen.
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Not all that long ago, air travel was a luxury experienced by the privileged few.
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And while it scores a solid No. 4 for Infrastructure, air travel options are limited.
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Commercial air travel has picked up dramatically since then and global airline profits have doubled.
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Other technologies such as biometrics are becoming an increasingly critical component of air travel too.
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Over the past half-century air travel has become far more common and much safer.
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The Pan Am Experience takes you back, with dinner theater that recreates 1970s air travel.
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Air travel, once viewed as efficient, exclusive — even glamorous — now sometimes seems like a chore.
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"The circumstances surrounding the acceptance of the private air travel were not exceptional," she wrote.
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President Trump also expects air travel at the nation's airports is expected to continue as normal.
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For instance, during air travel, people tended to show lower blood oxygen levels, resulting in fatigue.
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How did they work and what did people imagine they would do to revolutionize air travel?
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Uber is using CES to promote its vision for a future of on-demand air travel.
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As the British economy slows in 2017-18, demand for air travel is likely to drop.
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And they do it independent of ANC function, so they're an excellent option for air travel.
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And the second is that the general consensus on contemporary air travel is ... less than positive.
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That's based on a review of more than 13 million passenger air travel trips in 2018.
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But, unfortunately for many of us, the only way to get there is via air travel.
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India's air travel market has boomed in the last decade as it opened up to competition.
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As Travel + Leisure reported, Trump has not implemented any specific measures to improve air-travel safety.
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The future of air travel — or waiting for it, at least — just got a bit brighter.
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Is there a trend of Republican politicians being overly cavalier with regards to rabbit air travel?
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When Goyal launched Jet Airways in 900, air travel in India was at a nascent stage.
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"The guiding vision for JetWest is to make air travel accessible for more people," says Nwachukwu.
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The actor fell victim to a common air travel mishap, but it didn't dampen his spirits.
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Meanwhile strikes by ATCs in Greece, Italy and Belgium have also disrupted air travel this year.
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With fewer seats on flights, and increasing demand for air travel, costs are predicted to rise.
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In Bolivia and Venezuela state-owned airlines are virtually the only means of domestic air travel.
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So what happens on the ground is critical to meeting the demands of increasing air travel.
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Economic View Which was a more important innovation: indoor plumbing, jet air travel or mobile phones?
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"With air travel and e-mail and FaceTime it's a whole different ballgame," Mr Callahan says.
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Their worries invite an uneasy question: Is air travel as safe as usual during the shutdown?
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The Friday before the holiday is one of the busiest days for air travel all year.
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It delved into the airline's history starting in 1937 and moved through decades of air travel.
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For a fleeting thirty years during the 20th century, supersonic commercial air travel was a reality.
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But the next decade or so could herald a new era for air travel, experts say.
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You'll also earn 5x points on air travel and 3x points on hotels and cruise lines.
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We will launch this air travel revolution by modernizing the outdated system of air traffic control.
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After a day of air travel, he arrived at his new home as enthusiastic as ever.
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Air travel rose 6.2 percent, however, after cash-strapped airlines reduced fares to fill empty seats.
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Pearce said air travel demand had grown faster than expected, outpacing the supply of new pilots.
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This was a weekly reminder of how much our air travel system needs to be modernized.
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The new experimental plane is designed to return supersonic passenger air travel to routes over land.
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Air travel is horrible, so let's just give up and collectively accepts our land-bound fate.
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But the latest advancement in air travel may revolutionize the cleanliness of your flying bathroom experience.
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Luckily, not every movie scene involving air travel will put the fear of god in you.
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In fact, everybody expects that there's going to be more air travel in the decades ahead.
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Whatever the reason, flight-lash is a phenomenon as central to air travel as safety announcements.
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The case illustrates what some women say is a hidden, ugly reality of commercial air travel.
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Around the world, there were signs that global air travel was increasingly grinding to a halt.
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She said Google had paid for her air travel, lodging and meals to speak at events.
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Air travel restrictions impose high economic and social costs while impeding the delivery of relief aid.
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Allowing international air travel while screening for COVID-6900 is not a simple or straightforward policy.
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Pruitt's tenure has also been clouded by scandal, including lavish domestic air travel at taxpayers' expense.
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Only the gender marker on my passport will be X, due to international air travel regulations.
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Air travel is a microcosm of what happens to me so often as a fat person.
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At the same time, there is very little room left for making air travel more efficient.
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But concerns about air travel are spreading around the world, among activists, scientists, and ordinary people.
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Though this incident was terrifying to passengers, and, ultimately fatal, commercial air travel remains remarkably safe.
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In a country as vast as ours, air travel is essential for our way of life.
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"We are aware the governments of several countries have announced suspension of air travel," it said.
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The International Air Travel Association has warned of "serious declines in demand" as airlines cancel flights.
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The spread of COVID-19 has led demand for air travel to plummet around the world.
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In China, at least four people died; in Hong Kong, commutes and air travel were disrupted.
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In New Jersey, Newark Airport lines are almost non-existent amid growing fears of air travel.
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Air travel in Africa The number of air passengers is predicted to get big in Africa.
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There has also been moves made by African countries towards a single market for air travel.
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Airlines are concerned that environmentally-conscious consumers might avoid air travel because of its carbon footprint.
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Air travel is largely responsible for the spread of the disease to countries beyond its origin.
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"The risk of acquiring a respiratory infection through air travel is still extraordinarily low," Bogoch said.
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It&aposs not the first time the Patriots have shown their players love through air travel.
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It pegged this to the impact on air travel and tourism to key global shopping areas.
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Air travel hasn't halted altogether, but at least 26 countries have canceled flights outside of China.
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COVID-19 may also cause the first drop of air travel requests since 2009, CNBC reported.
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But compensation for his security and air travel expenses have surged explosively over the past year.
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There has been some work looking into the risk of acquiring infectious diseases through air travel.
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No. 10 Florida gets high marks for its infrastructure, with a plethora of air travel options.
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Perry's air travel and funding for it is authorized under state and federal laws and regulations.
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The official declined to discuss plans for Mr. Trump's air travel as president citing security concerns.
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Civilians were further harmed, they said, by the coalition's arbitrary restrictions on shipping and air travel.
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Zoom out: Air travel across Europe increased by 4.3% in the first half of this year.
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Orders for the plane dwindled as air travel shifted focus to smaller jets and regional airports.
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And not only is it sinister, it's profitable — at least when it comes to air travel.
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Square Feet Aviation has declined from the days when air travel was considered glamorous and exciting.
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THE GROWTH of air travel means a potentially pandemic pathogen could spread around the world in days.
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What is a safe way to test that your pet has the right behavior for air travel?
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For insects already here, car and air travel can easily transport pests like ticks around the country.
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The airline said the move will help it increase air travel between the United Kingdom and China.
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It changed a $250 annual credit for air travel to be usable for more types of travel.
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As consumers in developing countries get wealthier, they spend on more luxuries, including air travel, he explained.
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In the past on these occasions, air travel and positioning of the finalists have tipped us off.
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In the long run, for air travel to be better, passengers would have to pay for it.
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Compressed hydrogen is vastly more energy-dense than batteries, so it could be suitable for air travel.
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Eight percent of total global emissions are attributed to the fashion industry alone (more than air travel).
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Music for Airports is more distinctly environmental, creating a soundscape to defuse the tensions of air travel.
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He wants to see private air travel become something for everyday people, not just rockstars and billionaires.
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That allows more takeoffs and landings, which is essential to meet rising global demand for air travel.
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"But this idea of urban air travel isn't actually as foreign as we might think," Erlich said.
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However, it does not reimburse for third party expenses like air travel, car rentals and hotel stays.
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The Clinton campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the private air travel.
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As far as air travel goes, that single ranking is pretty much as simple as it gets.
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If supersonic air travel is ever to return, Concorde's successors will thus have to quieten their act.
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The tech-enabled ships allow transit time that is comparable to air travel but much more affordable.
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And it's a sign that air travel is not the exciting, special-occasion experience it once was.
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Does the segment produce an industrial output of significance to our nation: air travel, finance, petroleum distribution?
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Commercial air travel also followed this path, with early passengers engaging in fervent prayer on the runway.
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Let's face it -- most of us aren't heroes, especially in the "Hunger Games" world of air travel.
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Surviving air travel with our sanity intact is hard enough for all of us, not just parents.
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That intel, which the Times claims came from Israel, concerned a plot targeted at civilian air travel.
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Budget carriers' strong position in emerging markets, where demand for air travel is growing fast, is helping.
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The fuel shortages would affect about 9,000 passengers' air travel plans on Wednesday, Air New Zealand said.
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With climate change an undeniable threat, will arts festivals have to reassess their reliance on air travel?
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African air travel has come a long way in terms of safety in the past 20 years.
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The Middle East's reputation as a global hub for air travel looks set to grow and grow.
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Mike Carr of New Energy America argues that air travel is compatible with the Green New Deal.
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The ill-feeling has led to a widespread boycott of Japanese products and services, including air travel.
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The Guangzhou-based airline said the deal would help to boost capacity amid increasing air-travel demand.
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Unfortunately, that has left us with a silly argument that the left wants to eliminate air travel.
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As air travel became cheaper, it was easier to send managers to distant parts of the globe.
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But with air travel booming in the early 2000s, the 21943 presented Boeing with its biggest challenge.
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As the popularity of air travel has increased, the associated sense of luxury and ease has decreased.
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Air travel was estimated to be the highest since 85033, when President George W. Bush held office.
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The millions of Americans who rely on air travel for business and pleasure are counting on them.
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Female flyers rejoice — air travel just got a little bit more bearable, thanks to one Indian airline.
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Some conservatives falsely claimed Ocasio-Cortez wanted to "outlaw air travel" — and some progressive Democrats voiced skepticism.
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Some Twitter users criticized increasing air travel as damaging to the environment and contributing to climate change.
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India's air travel market has expanded rapidly in the last decade as it opened up to competition.
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Unsurprisingly, the lightest day for air travel is expected to be Thanksgiving Day, with 1.79 million passengers.
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Air travel might not always be comfortable or fun, especially for frequent flyers, but it's incredibly safe.
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Admittedly, air travel today is often uncomfortable, inconvenient, and degrading for almost everyone except the very rich.
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Look for more loose change to be left behind this summer as air travel reaches its peak.
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The 60 largest airports that serve most air travel consumers get only 85033 percent of AIP grants.
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Some of those flights came at times when dramatically cheaper commercial air travel would have been available.
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Electricity, heat, gasoline, food, and air travel are likely to be the biggest items for many Americans.
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In terms of air-travel, US-based businesses spend more on it than any other employee expense.
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Though so far, there's no word on how they feel about the indignities of modern air travel.
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The dispute has seen countries cut diplomatic ties to Qatar, as well as block air travel routes.
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Airlines have added more seats and cut seat pitch on board as air travel demand has grown.
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Increased air travel and the need for more fuel efficient jets were expected to drive those purchases.
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Climate activists say the difficulty of replacing air travel is all the more reason to reduce it.
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But the unpredictability of the storm could mean that an air travel shutdown may last even longer.
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With the rise of smartphones, roaming data plans and cheaper air travel, this strategy has proved popular.
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Boeing is selling more and more aircraft in emerging markets as global air travel continues to expand.
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It was a shocking scene that highlights one of the more controversial aspects of American air travel.
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Rosén has only become more alarmed and more determined to reduce emissions from air travel since then.
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But unlike many other activities that contribute to climate change, air travel serves a valuable social function.
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President Xi Jinping's unabashed defiance, K-pop's unintended impact on air travel and Huawei's aggressive corporate culture.
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"He literally brought air travel to the masses on a scale that was unimaginable," Mr. Mann said.
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Such advances aren't limited to cars — they will further automate everything from air travel to food delivery.
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The industry I was working in [air travel] allowed me to travel, which became my biggest goal.
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This should be just as true for social networking as it is for air travel or pharmaceuticals.
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Travel and the flow of people: Cheap, convenient air travel has become a wonder of our age.
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Air travel data also shows about 4% more people flying so far this year despite higher airfares.
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Thunberg doesn't fly, because of the high levels of emissions from air travel, according to a statement.
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It is no surprise that the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a severe decline in air travel.
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The regional air travel hub, Atlanta-Hartfield airport, fared relatively well and stayed open during the storm.
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Unlike theme-park visits or air travel, health care can be a matter of life and death.
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It estimates the "addressable" market there at $138 billion for air travel, and $8 billion for ground.
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It estimates the "addressable" market there at $138 billion for air travel, and $8 billion for ground.
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Around the time of GoDaddy's success, David Neeleman was changing commercial air travel in the United States.
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And we think there's a great opportunity to make private air travel more affordable and more accessible.
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Most rely on ground testing, replicating the low air density and 600 mph speeds of air travel.
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In Europe, consumer rights are well established in many commercial transactions, including air travel, Ms. Ward said.
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Air travel has been one of the reasons COVID-19 has spread globally, including in the US.
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News from elsewhere on the internet Essential stories from WIRED's canonFrom 2008: Why air travel is terrible.
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But bigger planes, the jet airliners that dominate commercial air travel today, are an entirely different story.
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If air travel becomes more unpleasant, some travelers may switch to other modes like trains or driving.
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Air crashes were far more common then and many more people had little experience with air travel.
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The boom of supersonic air travel looks set to penetrate U.S. skies, following legislation agreed by Congress.
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IATA said it sees annual global demand for air travel still in the region of 5.5 percent.
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IndiGo, owned by InterGlobe Aviation, is expanding its fleet to tap into India's booming air travel market.
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So "flight shaming" ought to be one factor behind a general decline in first-class air travel.
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Calculating the carbon emissions of air travel is not as simple as "planes bad, trains good," though.
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Winners will also receive round-trip air travel and accommodations in an Airbnb in Beijing from Sept.
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Chinese airlines have been important customers for Boeing and the country's air travel demand has grown rapidly.
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Go deeper: Aviation workers' unions warned that the shutdown presented an "unconscionable" safety threat for air travel.
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Travel Tips Air travel can cause a great deal of apprehension for both seasoned and novice travelers.
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Food imports were blocked, air travel barred, and Qatari diplomats were expelled from the quartet of countries.
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One of the odd aspects of modern air travel is that it's not really getting any faster.
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But there's a compelling case that we shouldn't — that air travel should actually be much, much quicker.
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United has been seeking to expand in Latin America, which is considered ripe for air travel growth.
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From air travel to amusement parks and even schools, everyday activities and environments have evolved drastically throughout history.
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Why it matters: The absences could have an effect on air travel and potentially make airports less secure.
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Growth in passenger demand for air travel will slow a bit too, although far less dramatically than cargo.
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Airline passenger's headphones catch fire mid-flight Because what we all need is more air travel-related anxiety.
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Being an intelligence officer I was familiar with just about all materials used in aircraft and air travel.
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Melbourne was just announced as the third and only international city for Uber Air to test air travel.
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The region had a nor'easter on January 24 that jammed roads and caused major disruptions in air travel.
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These were the grand old days of air travel, when people dressed for flights and service was lavish.
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Air travel could get less safe: Federal Aviation Administration employees are working without pay, including air traffic controllers.
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Teigen is doing it right, according to Tracy Stewart, an air travel expert and editor at Airfare Watchdog.
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Engineers are trying to come up with ways to decarbonize air travel, and electrification is a promising prospect.
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Similar services — often more app-based than subscription — like Blade in NYC, allow local on-demand air travel.
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An institution rooted in the ideal of equal opportunity is now, like air travel, one more tiered experience.
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This summer, air travel is expected to draw the most people ever, with 220 million expected to fly.
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This summer, air travel is expected to draw the most people ever, with 1653 million expected to fly.
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If you've ever flown in any class but first, you know just how cramped air travel can feel.
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That includes air travel, a large and growing source of some of the most potent greenhouse gas emissions.
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There were no app shortcuts for air travel in the '90s — just paper boarding passes issued by humans.
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As long as there has been commercial air travel, there have been people in need of a drink.
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Air travel totaling $30 will leave you plenty to spend on tickets to Disney and fast passes galore.
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That led to a government bailout of several airlines, lest the whole American air travel system effectively collapse.
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JetBlue is also home to one of the greatest phenomena of modern day air travel: the snack zone.
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Recent headlines about air travel drama are always troubling, especially when the lives of innocent animals are involved.
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This shortage impacts air travel and air cargo service nationwide, but especially threatens rural access to air service.
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To say that the 747 revolutionised air travel when it entered commercial service in 330 is an understatement.
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A watchdog group recently reported that Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin cost taxpayers almost $1 million in air travel.
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However, building up these networks such that they can compete with air travel will still require more investment.
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And indeed, building a new national high-speed rail system to compete with air travel would be expensive.
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Many people don't like to fly, but air travel can be particularly daunting for those who are overweight.
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I continue to believe that self-driving technology will disrupt short-haul air travel in a massive way.
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Despite uncertainty over regulation, the industry is moving closer to making commercial supersonic air travel a reality again.
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The primary hub for Silicon Valley air travel added three new robot staff members: Norma, Amelia and Piper.
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And exactly how we're going to have carbon-neutral air travel is still, well, up in the air.
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Engineers working on a propulsion system to enable hypersonic air travel say they have passed a development milestone.
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China is forecast to pass North America over the next two decades as the biggest air travel market.
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The blockade has had an impact on air travel, shipping and trade routes and media, among other sectors.
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Bolivia's government has replaced the management of its air travel authority in order to ensure a transparent investigation.
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He told The Verge it's from his 2012 master's thesis imagining the future of air travel in 2030.
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But the simple fact is that air travel remains incredibly safe and, despite recent incidents, is getting safer.
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IndiGo is India's largest airline, flying about one in three passengers in the country's booming air travel market.
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The countries suspended diplomatic relations and cut off land, sea and air travel to Qatar in early June.
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The brawl is the latest in a string of recent high-profile air travel incidents in recent weeks.
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Spohr cited figures from the International Energy Agency showing air travel produces 2.8% of human-caused carbon dioxide.
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Feature In the days before rapid sea or air travel, it could take months to travel to Mecca.
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This would violate the Open Skies treaty that governs international commercial air travel, according to the US airlines.
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Severe weather in the Northeast on Monday led to a nightmare day of air travel throughout the country.
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"Air travel is global business, and we abide by the rules in countries where we operate," she said.
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Air travel can suck hard enough as-is, even when the plane doesn't have its own "malodorous condition."
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In 2018 alone, international air travel was responsible for 2.4 percent of global fossil carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson asked the airlines to "consider possibly" this modest bow to air travel sanity.
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Today is projected to be one of the Transportation Security Administration's top 10 busiest air travel days ever.
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According to some studies, oral contraceptive use combined with air travel increases the risk 14-fold, she added.
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The secretary of health and human services had elicited bipartisan condemnation over the cost of his air travel.
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Still, a favorite pastime remains the registering of complaints to friends, relatives or no one about air travel.
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He is now the chief executive for Airlines for America, it added, a large air travel trade organization.
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Air travel makes it possible to visit other people anywhere around the globe in 36 hours or less.
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Brazil's air travel regulator said it was not grounding the aircraft and that it was following the investigation.
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While the smoke-filled cabins of the 2190s and 2160s were certainly roomier, air travel was very expensive.
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The Boeing 737, a plane near synonymous with air travel, is no longer the king od the skies.
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She gave up meat and air travel when she was 12 years old to lower her carbon footprint.
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Then, after the eruption in 2753 of an Icelandic volcano that disrupted global air travel, he started Satavia.
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Myles Martin said in those specific cases, chartering a private jet can be classified as commercial air travel.
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The dispute has disrupted everything from air travel to tax collection and suspended pay for 800,000 government workers.
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Emissions from air travel are poised to spike up to sevenfold globally by 2050 if nothing else changes.
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Hurricane Dorian is set to wreak havoc on air travel — here's what you need to know about flights
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What significance, if any, would this loop I was making have in an age of inexpensive air travel?
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Travel bans The outbreak has prompted air travel restrictions and cancellations of high-level conferences across the continent.
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Since May, American taxpayers have spent upward of $300,000 to treat his apparent allergy to commercial air travel.
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Here's a guide on which countries are affected, and what changes to air travel and airfare could occur.
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This one, which departed from San Francisco and required no air travel, began as a convenient winter getaway.
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"Worldwide, air travel is incredibly safe," said Gary Leff, who writes the aviation blog View from the Wing.
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Air travel is an issue that often captures our attention when we feel vulnerable to national security threats.
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So reducing air travel demands a difficult moral reckoning, even if we make the decision solely for ourselves.
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At the same time, we're beginning to reckon with the enormous environmental consequences of so much air travel.
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The virus that started in China in late December has spread worldwide, denting exports and reducing air travel.
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The White House plans to meet with airline executives on Wednesday amid growing concerns about international air travel.
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Air travel in China bottomed out at 10 percent but has since climbed back up by 73 percent.
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The International Civil Aviation Organization predicts emissions from international air travel will triple by 2050, given current trends.
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From scoring the best seat assignment to zipping past security lines: how to make air travel more tolerable.
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Iran has not yet suspended air travel to and from China, with which it has strong trade links.
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Emirates also said moves by the Trump administration had affected demand for air travel to the United States.
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A total of 23 member states signed a commitment to bring air travel under a common regulatory framework.
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On top of that, fuel use — specifically from air travel and trucking — both ticked up by 22018 percent.
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People can help by limiting their air travel, avoiding single-use plastics and shunning products that drive deforestation.
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But sectors like air travel are growing more difficult, expensive, and time-consuming to decarbonize as demand grows.
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Authorities are also preparing ferries to help people leave Bali in case air travel is disrupted, Karya said.
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The money comes from a 2.50 pound charge per tour package paid into England's Air Travel Trust Fund.
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The Asia-Pacific air travel market has become more important since the SARS outbreak that began in 2002.
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Several governments around the world have closed their borders or halted air travel to regions with coronavirus outbreaks.
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Beyond air travel, filtered water bottles are also ideal when travelling to destinations that lack plentiful clean water.
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Specifically, he noted declines of: 41.6% in civil air travel 41.5% in rail travel 25% for road transport.
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The Sierra Club also said both Pruitt and Zinke should resign over chartered air travel they have taken.
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The battle has been heating up at a time when the demand for air travel has been surging.
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Calm also created three exclusive audio sessions geared toward the specific stresses that often occur during air travel.
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New York (CNN Business)Out of the many repulsive things about air travel, airline food probably ranks high.
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Globally, carriers are also dealing with a pilot shortage to keep up with the demand for air travel.
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Another way in which people's carbon footprints become especially galumphing is through air travel, notably in first class.
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The tourism industry depends on air travel, and increasingly, saving nature is directly linked to tourism's economic clout.
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Aviation unions have raised concerns about the shutdown's effect on the safety of the nation's air travel system.
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They launched this international service that really helped define what we have today as just regular air travel.
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Interstate highways and commercial air travel, buoyed by lavish government subsidies, were taking a toll on train ridership.
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It also has a comprehensive system for booking air travel, working with hundreds of airlines and 1,500 airports.
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I never take out my wallet anymore, and the same thing with air [travel], going on the airlines.
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"Congress, the administration, and the American people would benefit greatly from identifying and understanding the commercial air travel market landscape and whether current policies — some of which have been in place since the dawn of commercial air travel — are sufficient to enhance competition and benefit and protect consumers," the group wrote.
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In both 2015 and 2016 the Sunday after Thanksgiving was the busiest day of the year for air travel.
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"There was the issue with Delta, but it's more about whether does air travel get more complicated," said Hogan.
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Air travel has become a daunting hellscape of long lines, insane delays, and one anxiety-producing inconvenience after another.
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Most will drive, but air travel is expected to increase 2.5 percent, with more than 6 million Americans flying.
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Long distance air travel was the largest contributor to the footprint, accounting for 210 percent of the total footprint.
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But the company says, in the long term, that same trip would go down to $20 via air travel.
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The company actually unveiled its thoughts on air travel and design a few months ago at its Elevate conference.
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Non-binary IDs are also recognized by the International Civil Aviation Organization, the United Nations agency for air travel.
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His second largest expense was air travel, totaling $26 million and accounting for more campaign spending than his payroll.
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Air travel can be a major pain in the you-know-what, and unfortunately, it may be getting worse.
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The company's executives talk constantly about bringing the benefits of private air travel to a new class of people.
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That means it will likely be decades before electric aircraft make a dent in the emissions from air travel.
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They spent three days slathering on hair, skin-care, and makeup items designed specifically with air travel in mind.
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We asked flight attendants how they felt about working in air travel during the outbreak — here's what they said.
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With the 360c, Volvo wants compete with the air travel industry, especially when it comes to short-haul flights.
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After all these years, here's what I know: Passengers are hassled by the gauntlet that is modern air travel.
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Growing up in different countries, and now, with a sibling living 6,000 miles away, air travel is a necessity.
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Air travel can spread a pandemic worldwide within days, wreaking havoc on the disorganized megacities of the developing world.
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"This is supersonic passenger air travel, no bullshit, and it's actually affordable," Boom CEO Blake Scholl told The Guardian.
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Air travel can be a truly awful experience that involves being waaaaay too close to far too many people.
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BRAZIL'S AIR TRAVEL REGULATOR, GOL LINHAS AEREAS INTELIGENTES SA The Brazilian regulator said it was not grounding the aircraft.
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The Transportation Security Administration projected that this year would be the busiest for air travel ever, according to WTVA.
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It has ridden a wave of aviation growth in Indonesia, where air travel has become critical for the economy.
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France plans to put an "ecotax" on nearly all air travel starting in 2020, the government announced on Tuesday.
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That was, until the sweet beckoning of air travel lured her out of the classroom and into the clouds.
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Air travel is expensive and road travel can entail shakedowns at military checkpoints and the risk of bandit attacks.
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Even a report of a drone sighting can cripple air travel, as the two busiest U.K. airports recently discovered.
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A rise in costs of some food and agricultural products, as well as air travel, fueled inflation in June.
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Nigeria's road network is in poor condition and more affluent travelers rely on air travel to cover long distances.
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You've heard all the talk about air travel and overbookings and passengers being dragged off planes by their arms.
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BRAZIL'S AIR TRAVEL REGULATOR, GOL LINHAS AEREAS INTELIGENTES SA The Brazilian regulator said it was not grounding the aircraft.
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Where air travel expands, so do unexpected new industries, such as growing roses in Kenya for export to Europe.
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Pruitt's spending on security, first-class air travel and office renovations, has been subject to intense scrutiny from lawmakers.
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If you don't manage to get a window seat when flying, you often forget the brilliance of air travel.
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Hong Kong International Airport and Taiwan Yaouyuan International Airport round out the top three routes for Apple's air travel.
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But every once in a while a flight so good comes along to restore your faith in air travel.
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In addition to more money, the T.S.A. needs greater flexibility to increase spending when demand for air travel surges.
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Still, air travel had been an upper-middle-class activity in 21973, and now is affordable to the masses.
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Air travel union leaders on Wednesday issued a dire statement warning of "unprecedented" safety risks as the shutdown continues.
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SN are most exposed to an expected reduction in air travel to Latin America due to the Zika virus.
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The mystery of the plane's demise also raised broader questions about the vulnerability of civilian air travel to terrorism.
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But she indicated the administration was taking steps to halt the use of private air travel by administration officials.
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The rapidly expanding middle class in emerging markets shows a strong aspiration for car ownership and more air travel.
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This step will be crucial to improving the efficiency of air travel — reducing delays, increasing safety and facilitating innovation.
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She saw how hard air travel can be on older people if their physical needs are not properly met.
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Globally, passenger air travel has burgeoned and is expected to continue increasing until 2030, according to statistics company Statista.
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Without any other changes, that's hardly a recipe for success as the demands on air travel continue to increase.
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Low and ultra low-cost flight are a hot market for airlines as passengers look for cheaper air travel.
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What lawmakers must realize is that this didn't work for air travel, and it won't work in healthcare, either.
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The move underscores the growing concern about how the longest-ever government shutdown is set to disrupt air travel.
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Members of Congress know the problems with air travel firsthand because we fly home so many times every year.
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Expanding competition in air travel by way of these reforms is an idea that should get strong bipartisan support.
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The U.S. will begin lifting restrictions on air travel between the U.S. and Mexico Sunday, The Associated Press reports.
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Dubai has long been a major global air travel hub because it is the base of Gulf carrier Emirates.
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January is generally a slower month for air travel, but the agency has warned that wait times could increase.
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The storm is the second in two weeks to cause major disruptions to air travel in the United States.
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The advent of popular air travel did not alter this perception so much as standardize it around the globe.
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Given current trends, emissions from international air travel will triple by 2050, the International Civil Aviation Organization has predicted.
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The move came following a Philippine government directive halting air travel in the country to prevent a coronavirus spread.
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UAE low-cost carrier Flydubai will be suspending operations per a government mandate restricting air travel in the country.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina also used commercial air travel to go on a diplomatic trip during the shutdown.
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So the environmental costs of air travel are huge and growing, and the worst impacts will befall future generations.
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So reducing air travel is one of the most effective things individuals can do to shrink their carbon footprints.
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Kim Cobb, a climate scientist at the Georgia Institute of Technology, has curbed her air travel by 75 percent.
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Here he sprinkles political jabs (some more cringeworthy than others) throughout bits on social media and commercial air travel.
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Transportation experts and elected officials have begun asking how much longer the air-travel system can continue running safely.
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Unions representing air traffic controllers, pilots and flight attendants warned that the shutdown was making air travel less safe.
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A spokesperson for the Department of Health and Human Services told VICE News Price's private air travel is justified.
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Nelson praised the work of airlines in ensuring flying remains a safe form of air travel despite the outbreak.
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Smoking on airplanes dates back to the start of air travel, a time when smoking was a societal norm.
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The estimate, made on March 12, took into account the initial U.S.-imposed ban on air travel from Europe.
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But with the growth of trans-Atlantic air travel after World War II, the shipbuilding industry started to shrink.
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The COVID-22020 crisis started by hitting the labor force and quickly disrupted global transportation links, especially air travel.
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"United Airlines is taking a responsible approach to address the impact of COVID-19 on air travel," she said.
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In addition to increased cleaning and sanitizing of stores, it is also restricting business-related air travel for employees.
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Demand for air travel has sunk as more travelers opt to stay home, sending airline stocks into free fall.
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Disruptions like these are likely to become more frequent, researchers say, potentially making air travel costlier and more turbulent.
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Fears of novel coronavirus are raising questions about the safety of air travel in the face of an epidemic.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) has a plan to address barriers disabled people face during air travel (The Hill) ... Sen.
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Low and ultra low-cost flights are a hot market for airlines as passengers look for cheaper air travel.
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When it comes to air travel for instance, many planes are more efficient, but they're burning much more fuel.
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By calling attention to them now, we are committing ourselves to helping reverse a troubling trend in air travel.
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But this idea about democratizing private air travel, how low do you think you can ever get the price?
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Swartz said the company will "refund reasonable independent expenses," along with air travel, transfers or pre/post-cruise hotels.
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The results tracked with the countries the WHO considered priorities, based on high volumes of air travel to China.
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Founded two years ago, Tesloop offers long-distance rides that are meant to supplant train or even air travel.
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The crashes highlighted a history of problems in regional air travel as documented by the International Air Transport Association.
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Amid travel bans and trip postponements, demand for air travel has fallen, leading to more than 200,000 flight cancellations.
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People often talk about a proverbial "golden age" of air travel, and if only we could return to it.
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Goldman Sachs predicted that the outbreak could shave $3 from oil prices due to a slowdown in air travel.
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The coronavirus outbreak, and a potential slowdown in air travel and therefore jet fuel demand, has weighed on prices.
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The aircraft first flew in 19703 and began commercial service in 1970, revolutionizing air travel with its iconic design.
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Americans have a high level of comfort with air travel, and the safety statistics provide sound reason for that.
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According to early drafts, at least a third of emissions from air travel would not have to be offset.
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To keep Cook safe, Apple spent $224,216 on personal security last year and $93,109 on his personal air travel.
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The storm has disrupted air travel, with an unspecified number of flights suspended Sunday, according to public broadcaster NHK.
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Brussels is now in lockdown after the bloodshed, with public transport and air travel into the Belgian capital halted.
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For aviation, in fiscal 28500 alone some $6900 billion was transferred from the general fund to support air travel.
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The Green New Deal wants to make high speed rail so prevalent that air travel is no longer necessary.
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Thomas Cook package holiday customers are covered by ATOL – Air Travel Organizer's License – which protects accommodation and return flights.
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Thomas Cook package holiday customers are covered by ATOL – Air Travel Organizer's License – which protects accommodation and return flights.
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Trump has long cast himself as an authority on air travel and aviation, including in a tweet on Tuesday.
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Otherwise, "their capacity to sustain route expansion and lower the cost of air travel will be limited," he said.
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The union representing inspectors had warned that furloughing those workers was hurting the safety of the air travel system.
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That has allowed a few giant companies to dominate industries including air travel, cable television and the eyeglasses business.
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Air travel, already a mess, will grow more chaotic as more unpaid T.S.A. agents call in sick or quit.
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Per the AP, the air travel costs came in addition to $603,260 in payments to Trump's own TAG Air.
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Per the AP, the air travel costs came in addition to $500,000 in payments to Trump's own TAG Air.
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He emphasized the need for bipartisanship to address climate change and is interested in decarbonizing fuel for air travel.
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The U.S. Transportation Department said that July 2018 was the all-time busiest air travel month, with 75.8 million passengers.
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Air travel maps show the United States' potential to be a kind of viral pincushion; Zika may arrive from anywhere.
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While the long arc of air travel undoubtably bends toward misery, passengers were just offered a brief glimmer of hope.
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The good news for both companies is that the demand for air travel, and new fuel-efficient planes, is growing.
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As fantastical as this air travel scenario may seem, it actually is available and, unsurprisingly, celebrities are the target audience.
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Additionally, the card offers a 25 percent bonus for air travel redeemed through Citi's portal; that bonus is going away.
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So how does one of the world's most famous food celebrities deal with the trials and tribulations of air travel?
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Here are six future air travel trends that you'll owe to grandma: Today's active seniors embrace tech and think digital.
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Global commercial airlines made record net profits last year at about $35 billion, according to the International Air Travel Association.
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With a "historic" blizzard ready to sweep the East Coast, air travel this weekend will almost certainly be a mess.
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From regional pricing to flight search engines, there are many variables that determine how much you pay for air travel.
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Air travel—which was controversially excluded from the Paris Agreement, along with shipping—is disproportionately used by high-income people.
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It's not something that we often think about when we're flying, but it's precisely what makes modern air travel possible.
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Tom Price resigned as the secretary of health and human services last year amid a controversy involving his air travel.
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The fifth edition of the forum was delayed due to the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruptions, which caused massive air travel disruption.
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Air travel has its own challenges, but in one way, it's easier than autonomous driving: There are far fewer obstacles.
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Dehydration caused by air travel, drinking more alcohol than usual or simply not drinking enough water also contributes to constipation.
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"Today we're proposing to American air travel into the future — finally," Trump said during today's announcement at the White House.
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Germany and Sweden were impacted by economic weakness, with the latter also seeing a growing environmental movement against air travel.
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Never mind that you look like a dorky shoplifter, this jacket is supposed to make air travel so much easier.
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Oil demand has fallen sharply, as China cut out all air travel and shut transportation in a number of cities.
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Are you a flight attendant, pilot, or other airline employee with thoughts on the outbreak or the air-travel industry?
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While Hitch is shockingly well-priced for private-ish air travel, other options on the Blackbird platform are more expensive.
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It is not known if the passenger seated in seat 41A will face charges or be blacklisted from air-travel.
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Several other Cubans interviewed by Reuters said that the crash outside Havana would make them think twice about air travel.
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Nevertheless, at a time of such rapid growth in air travel, the caution of China's air-traffic controllers is understandable.
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Thanksgiving air travel in the United States is expected to rise 2.5 percent from last year, Airlines for America said.
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The Sunday after Thanksgiving is expected to be the busiest day for air travel that weekend, according to the forecast.
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This accident of history secured Bahrain's dominance in the skies at a time when air travel was growing in popularity.
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A failed expansion drive and a slump in air travel forced it to restructure $2 billion of debt in 2017.
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The thing will run you 168 Hong Kong dollars, which is about $21.80, and requires air travel and special presentation.
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Perhaps cell phone cameras, by bringing public accountability to air travel, have emboldened the passenger intervener, like Second-Row Guy.
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BRAZIL'S AIR TRAVEL REGULATOR The regulator said it was not grounding the aircraft and that it was following the investigation.
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He said Castedo was being sought as part of a broad investigation into Bolivia's air travel authority after the Nov.
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Unlike Europe, which has an integrated air travel market, most Asian nations bar foreign investors from majority ownership of airlines.
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The work of agents like Parker is ever-important, with air travel on the rise and aircraft services following suit.
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You have successfully tamped down your air travel-induced anxiety with a Diet Coke and a two-pack of Biscoffs.
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This stimulates a huge increase in air travel and gives a boost to all the businesses that depend on mobility.
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The government has also been trying to promote regional air travel, to help share the proceeds of growth outside London.
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Jet fuel, supported by growing demand for air travel, would grow by a 1.2 percent to 2023, the IEA said.
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Whereas the vast flyover shots of the past required expensive air travel, drones are both readily available and completely interactive.
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In air travel, European discount carriers like easyJet have received better access to the gate slots they need to operate.
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Air traffic controllers are highly trained professionals who safely manage air travel 28500 hours a day, 6900 days a year.
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Reformist lawmaker Mustafa Nayyem said hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians has been robbed of the right to cheap air travel.
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Though snarled highways and crumbling train infrastructure are certainly problems, air travel has become its own special kind of hell.
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" The concept is also supposed to represent what Volvo describes as a "potentially lucrative competitor to short-haul air travel.
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Earlier this decade, global political resistance forced the EU to abandon extending its emissions trading scheme to international air travel.
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Boeing has estimated India will need 1,850 new aircraft worth $265 billion by 2036 to meet demand for air travel.
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Reformist lawmaker Mustafa Nayyem said hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians had been robbed of the right to cheap air travel.
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They, too, believed that major disruptions to air travel would ramp up pressure to reopen the government without wall funding.
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They, too, believe that major disruptions to air travel would ramp up pressure to reopen the government without wall funding.
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The pollutants may have travelled across the ocean from cities to the Arctic, as long-range air travel is possible.
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To shed some light on the world of commercial air travel, Business Insider turned to Patrick Smith for some answers.
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The government wants to make air travel more accessible for the masses rather than the relative luxury it is today.
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While that may be difficult for an industry like air travel, airlines and manufacturers are eager to get on board.
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The White House is moving to stop the use of private air travel by administration officials pending a review. 2.
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"And the longer this goes on, the longer it will take for the air travel infrastructure to rebound," he said.
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Additionally, more missed paychecks could weigh on consumer sentiment, which in turn could lead to a slowdown in air travel.
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However, that reduces the available pool of jet fuel at a time when strong economic growth has boosted air travel.
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Frank's health is a complication and doctors warn him that too much air travel could cause a sudden organ rejection.
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Air travel now accounts now for 5.9 percent of all travel, following four consecutive years of share increases, AAA said.
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There are helicopters, but those are called "gyrocopters," air travel is done by zeppelin instead of airplane, and so on.
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The lowered cost of air travel over time, for example, drove greater total spending and employment in the travel industry.
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Another factor adding to the friction is that the administration is considering an advisory discouraging Americans from commercial air travel.
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What the U.S. has done is to impose a ban on air travel for foreign nationals from 26 European countries.
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Making things more difficult, many people are still arriving in China every day despite an overall drop in air travel.
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Compared to other personal concessions for the sake of the environment, reducing air travel has a disproportionately high social cost.
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Alongside developer Dennis Mårtensson, Müller launched a website, Shame Plane, to help others understand the impact of our air travel.
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It also shows that reducing air travel is one of the most effective ways to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.
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Puerto Rico asked the Federal Aviation Administration for permission to suspend all air travel to the island for two weeks.
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In one instance, Mr. Chesky thought about starting an airline as Airbnb weighed a move into the air travel business.
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Yet despite the ongoing growth of air travel, flying is an activity dominated by a very small group of people.
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Numerous airline operators around the world are close to collapse with the novel coronavirus prompting people to avoid air travel.
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He goes to Guangzhou by train but said he would probably stick with air travel for more distant mainland destinations.
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Spike Aerospace and Aerion Supersonic are developing business jets, and Boom wants to bring supersonic speeds to commercial air travel.
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Pruitt has a long and fabled history of trying to make taxpayers underwrite his fondness for first-class air travel.
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To understand the forces defining air travel in America today, I spent eight days crisscrossing the country in economy class.
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Reviving these planes during a time of rising discontent with the unbridled growth of air travel has already prompted pushback.
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Brazil's air travel regulator ANAC said they have not yet received a formal proposal from the carriers regarding the sale.
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Storm warnings have been raised in 53 provinces across the main northern island of Luzon, restricting sea and air travel.
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But even beyond the ban, executives and government officials expect Mr. Trump to be a disruptive influence on air travel.
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On Saturday, it was another frustration of air travel — a delayed flight — that caused the easyJet passengers to lose it.
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"Contagion wasn't supposed to be a horror story about the perils of global air travel," Rebecca Onion wrote for Slate.
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NEXT STORY: Beyond air travel, filtered water bottles are also ideal when traveling to destinations that lack plentiful clean water.
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China is expected to overtake the U.S. as the world's largest air travel market by the middle of this decade.
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My biggest struggles with international air travel in Asia have been rebooking flights and getting refunds — not anything more serious.
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There's a lot we don't know about Covid-19 — the coronavirus now spreading around the world, aided by air travel.
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And, there are very few issues that touch more people than air travel and -- in particular -- overbooking by the airlines.
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Along with Virgin Atlantic, All Nippon Airways is showing that the future of air travel is closer than we think.
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"The new middle class really enjoys air travel, they prefer that to buses," Boeing Latin America's head, Donna Hrinak, said.
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This tension between rising air travel demand and mounting climate change concerns is creating more uncertainty for the airline industry.
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Despite the promises NextGen holds for enhanced air travel, in February Congress cut the FAA's 2019 budget by $549 million.
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Schaberg's first book, "The Textual Life of Airports" (22001), explained how the airport mythologized and subverted air travel for passengers.
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While I heard stories about how nice air travel used to be from my parents, I never really understood it.
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Supersonic air travel occurs when an aircraft travels faster than the speed of sound, also referred to as Mach One.
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Mr. Musk has likened that to scrapping a 747 jet after one flight, which would make air travel impossibly expensive.
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Chances are, a few of those new gizmos may be designed to make air travel less stressful and more productive.
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There was immediately a worldwide ground stop on air travel, and we had to put all our planes down immediately.
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Times journalists crisscrossing the country in recent weeks have found that the stressed-out state of air travel is clear.
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Demand for air travel wavered, pricing came under pressure, fuel costs spiked, and the industry endured a wave of bankruptcies.
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The goal was to make the often stressful experience of air travel more welcoming and relaxing — and possibly even pleasant.
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Due to the proliferation of budget airlines, air travel has never been cheaper — or more accessible to the average person.
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Swine time If the stress of air travel is getting to you and you're passing through San Francisco's airport, don't worry.
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Pruitt's team has been furiously making excuses for the air travel, saying they were necessitated by delayed or unavailable public flights.
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What are some issues that pet owners might run into, but not think about beforehand, when it comes to air travel?
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Similarly, the Federal Aviation Administration wrote the standard rules for air travel because the U.S. had the largest commercial aviation sector.
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Airlines have consolidated, the global economy has been strong and demand for air travel has been consistently high in recent years.
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Air travel these days is like being caught in a mass flight of ragged, hollow-eyed refugees from war-torn Berlin.
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Summer is one of the busiest times of the year for air travel, so the lost flights will hurt the airlines.
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The aviation industry is traditionally slow to change, but it's welcoming artificial intelligence, which might even make air travel more enjoyable.
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The firm has made no secret that it is positioning itself for the rise of electric aviation and urban air travel.
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Air travel was disrupted along the busy East Coast on Monday, particularly at the three major New York City area airports.
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Regulations to limit carbon dioxide emissions from air travel would be a major step to spur more research on this front.
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This week, Expedia released a report analyzing air-travel data from the past year to help consumers understand ticket-price patterns.
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Fly into Minneapolis or Albany and you will land at airports initially built in the 1920s, when air travel was new.
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Meghan continued her royal duties as the couple went on tour, but ultimately had to cut back ... especially on-air travel.
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Boeing Co expects 800,000 new pilots will be needed over the next 20 years to meet growing demand for air travel.
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The best way to reduce air travel emissions in the immediate future, then, might be for people to simply fly less.
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It's a small step toward making zero-emissions air travel a reality, and it couldn't have come at a better time.
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Her husband resigned from the Trump administration last month after a scandal involving his extravagant use of federally funded air travel.
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Contrail clouds have had greater climate impact than CO2 emissions from air travel since the beginning of aviation, the researchers say.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt has also billed taxpayers for more than $14,000 for private air travel, CBS reported Wednesday.
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Part 3: Funding delays ground flights and cancel commercial ambition Commercial air travel in America is primed for a summer surge.
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Overall, Daniel gives his owner the confidence to tackle challenges, like air travel, that can seem difficult when dealing with PTSD.
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Bear in mind these are small planes and I experienced a lot of air travel in a short period of time.
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A slowdown in the growth of demand for air travel across the continent has hit both passenger volumes and fare levels.
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While authorities are not limiting tourists, the glacier does sit above an active volcano that occasionally halts air travel in Europe.
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The low fares are prompting more people to fly: Thanksgiving air travel is expected to rise 1.6 percent to 3.69 million.
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The bosses of Europe's biggest airlines have denied that their firms don't pay a fair share of tax on air travel.
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The experience of air travel, at least for those stuck in economy class, has not become more pleasant in recent years.
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For example, if a person spends a lot of time thinking about plane crashes and accidents, they might avoid air travel.
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With a rate of just one fatal accident for every 16m passengers flown, 2017 was the safest year for air travel.
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The actual air traffic systems of individual airports are not in jeopardy, Eurocontrol stressed, meaning air travel remains safe and unaffected.
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Last year it painted his face onto one of its jets to show it is serious about disrupting transatlantic air travel.
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There's widespread agreement that we should look into a low-carbon solution for air travel and trucks making long-distance hauls.
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Severe safety regulations, eviscerating weight and space considerations, and the logistics of air travel transform simple tasks into feats of engineering.
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The year 2017 could very well go down in history books as the year air travel has finally hit rock bottom.
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When the Air Carrier Access Act was passed in 1986, it outlawed discrimination in air travel on the basis of disability.
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If you don't have much empathy left for air travel, consider these guidelines: Avoid reclining on short flights under 3.5 hours.
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And now, on-demand shared flying cars promise to democratize air travel the same way the car once democratized ground transportation.
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The biggest drag on inflation was transportation costs, which were kept in check by cheaper air travel and fuel, economists say.
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By 2034, Airbus expects 36 percent of global air travel will be in Asia, compared with around 29 percent in 2014.
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After Tuesday's eruption, Singapore had updated its travel advisory for the island, warning that ash clouds could "severely disrupt air travel".
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A failed expansion drive and a slump in air travel forced the airline to restructure $2 billion of debt in 2017.
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Pre-sideline passes, meet the half-time headliner, access to the hottest #VIP parties, air travel, hotel and more, all included.
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The FAA is a regulatory agency, and it will be able to focus on regulation and the safety of air travel.
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Modern jet air travel gave terrorists worldwide mobility and provided what amounted to nationally labeled airborne containers of hostages and victims.
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Air travel regularly threatens you with squalling babies, overly talkative seatmates and actual physical violence, and you're complaining about smooth woodwinds?
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Air travel is stressful enough ... so no surprise Post told us he needed a cold one after living through the ordeal.
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Nigeria, with the largest population in Africa and high demand for air travel, is an attractive prospect for an ambitious airline.
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Rising petroleum needs for air travel and petrochemical production should buffer any drop in demand from the automobile sector, he said.
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If horror movies have given you an irrational fear of creepy dolls, you might want to avoid air travel in Thailand.
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"These issues have grown in the last decade as air travel as gotten less fun and more stressful," Mr. Price said.
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Nobody would want to insist on more meat and bourbon or ending convenient air travel to smaller and more distant states.
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But if air travel can seem like it wasn't designed for humans, you can thank the United States government for that.
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According to the 85033 Kiwi Aviation Cost Index, which covers 80 nations, the United States has the 30th-cheapest air travel.
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Yes, and here's why Safety is in everyone's interest Here's the bottom line: No one wants air travel to be unsafe.
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Air travel is far more stringent within the United States as passengers must be subjected to rigorous and invasive security screenings.
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According to Reaction Engines, the hydrogen/oxygen engine used in SABRE is both greener and cheaper than current air travel technology.
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New York (CNN Business)Herb Kelleher, the eccentric founder of Southwest Airlines who helped revolutionize low-cost air travel, died Thursday.
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Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old environmental activist-phenom, has helped lead an anti-air travel movement in her native Sweden.
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In a statement, Thunberg's team said she will be sailing because of the high level of emissions caused by air travel.
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But maybe, despite all the travel they do, members of Congress know something the rest of us don't about air travel.
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Still, Heimlich said he was optimistic about air travel given how "smoothly" airlines have made it through the summer travel period.
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"Aireon means airlines can fly more direct routes, which could reduce both the cost and time of air travel," Desch said.
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Bernstein adds that it expects the amount of cars on earth, and the amount of air travel, to double by 2040.
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It's becoming increasingly difficult to ignore the fact that air travel is a massive and growing problem for the global climate.
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US air travel reached a record high last year, pushing up overall emissions even while the power sector saw a decline.
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There were hugs and tears and a level of respect and patience that is basically unheard of in modern air travel.
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Auji had extreme flight anxiety, but became fascinated enough with the rituals surrounding air travel to make a game of it.
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On Thursday Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly is briefing senators about "domestic threats" and that includes air travel issues, Reuters reported.
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Air travel across the US was already snarled due to several winter storms impacting Denver, Minneapolis, and Northern California, and Oregon.
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" When asked one of the most controversial questions in air travel, he's honest: "I do recline my seat, but not fully.
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My team once spent a weekend gaming out what would happen if commercial air travel to West Africa was shut down.
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What's more, airports support ecosystems of restaurants, stores, taxis and hotels that will all be affected if air travel remains depressed.
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Air travel is expected to bounce back after the pandemic subsides, and the industry's emissions are expected to triple by 2050.
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Air travel accounts for about 3 percent of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, but is one of the fastest-growing emissions sources.
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Despite swift and early moves to restrict air travel, the central government's main problem is the quality and scarcity of testing.
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Tunisia has placed many restrictions on air travel with Europe and other affected regions to staunch the spread of the disease.
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A separate statement from the country's Interior Ministry indicated that air travel bans would be enforced on travelers from seven countries.
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"Air travel should be safe for passengers and airline employees and accessible for all passengers," the agency said in a statement.
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And although general aviation is safer now than it has been historically, it is still more dangerous than commercial air travel.
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If you're a regular flyer, odds are that your biggest single source of greenhouse gas emissions each year is air travel.
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But when he tallied up his efforts next to his air travel, the numbers were "shocking and paralyzing," he told me.
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Canadian security regulations, especially when it comes to air travel, are usually lined up with the U.S., U.K., and European Union.
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The width of the edge indicates the increase in Thanksgiving air travel as adjusted by the combined origin and destination population.
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Aviation professionals issued a warning that threats to the safety of the nation's air travel system were compounding by the day.
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The activists stress they do not want to judge — they just want awareness raised of the damaging impacts of air travel.
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In a time when coronavirus has decimated air travel, airlines are dropping prices and offering flexible ticket policies to some locations.
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Lockdowns to contain the spread of the coronavirus have already shut down several major metal refineries and most global air travel.
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In addition, the agency is attempting to limit air travel and focus on local placements as much as possible, Weber said.
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Direct air capture, for example, would be especially useful for offsetting some of the hardest sectors to decarbonize, like air travel.
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Escalating travel bans and travelers' reluctance to fly have dramatically curtailed air travel, hitting commercial aviation with a massive demand shock.
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In the 2010s, commercial air travel became safer than ever before, despite the prolific 737 Max crashes in 2018 and 2019.
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The aim of flygskam is to influence individuals to reduce their air travel, thus lowering the carbon emissions released by planes.
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The company is one of the leading buyers of corporate air travel, and it booked $220 million in flights in 2017.
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The Transportation Security Administration has its own online list of items approved for air travel in carry-on and checked luggage.
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They're responsible for two-thirds of all air travel and, by extension, two-thirds of aviation emissions, a new analysis shows.
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They're responsible for two-thirds of all air travel and, by extension, two-thirds of aviation emissions, a new analysis shows.
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Essentially, it can't say how much money it will make because it has zero visibility into the Asian air travel market.
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As consumers become increasingly conscious of the outsize environmental impact of air travel, airlines are under growing pressure to take action.
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If Europe and America become domestic monopolies, their main battleground may switch to Asia, where demand for air travel is soaring.
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Oversupply concerns pressured prices, along with fears of waning demand if the outbreak of coronavirus isn't contained and air travel slows.
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It&aposs not the first time New England has taken extra care of its players when it comes to air travel.
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"Tiny margins matter in the air," said Gary Leff, an air travel analyst who writes the View from the Wing blog.
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What's unusual is that most of the campaign's air travel expenses, nearly $9 million, were paid to companies owned by Trump.
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They have long argued that the new routes have given flyers more choices, driven down prices and encouraged more air travel.
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In particular, a growing number of people, fueled by peer pressure and shame, are reckoning with their emissions from air travel.
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The new licenses, intended to make air travel safer, threaten to undercut efforts to shorten lines at motor vehicle agencies nationwide.
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"The critical breakthrough needed to make us a space-faring civilization is to make space travel like air travel," Musk said.
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One thing that I haven't figured out how to avoid is air travel, mostly because I'm active on the speaking circuit.
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Even before the age of rapid, easy air travel, presidents still needed to get around the country as quickly as possible.
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The rules would also create standardized Department of Transportation forms that service animal owners could use to streamline their air travel.
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US airline Pan American World Airways is remembered as a symbol of luxury and of how air travel used to be.
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Clients will also have to pay for the talent&aposs rider, which can include private air travel, meals, and special accommodation.
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Few places offer more air travel options, with hundreds of flights each day from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach.
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It's this enforced pause, when the mind can wander and reflect, that is one of the unsung benefits of air travel.
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Shortly before its collapse in September, airline Thomas Cook said that the environmental movement against air travel was hurting its business.
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On Tuesday, walkouts caused widespread disruption to air travel, including the cancellation of hundreds of flights, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.
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I need to rehydrate after the weekend's drinking and air travel, so this is a fun way to do just that.
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The Verge's Justine Calma wrote recently about a current trend among climate activists shunning air travel to raise awareness around emissions.
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He fired Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price for excessive use of private and government air travel over the summer.
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I recommend it for air travel in particular because it can double as a comfort creature to hug through airport overstimulation.
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One theory holds that the new air travel, anodyne and hollow, is part of a more general mainstreaming of rare experience.
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Air travel makes up a tiny fraction of the world's carbon emissions—estimates range from 2.5 percent to above 5 percent.
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Schaberg recalls the moment when air travel marked the apogee of cosmopolitan romance; he believes that the future favors virtual experience.
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A few more tips on air travel: Traveling with a baby can be quite a nightmare when it comes to packing.
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As planemakers ramp up production to satisfy growing global demand for air travel, Arconic is paying more attention to aircraft parts.
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For most women with a history of blood clots, the risk during air travel still remains low at just over 1%.
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The stress on our system will continue to intensify as the scale of air travel expands beyond its already record numbers.
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ATOL holders are required to pay a fee of £2.50 per traveler to a fund managed by the Air Travel Trust.
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The case is just one alleged example of what some women have said is a hidden reality of commercial air travel.
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The new Wild One Air Travel Carrier ($125) meets all the needs of your four-legged frequent flier — and yours too.
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We don't live in a vacuum and, more than ever because of air travel, we are part of an international biosphere.
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The financial sanctions follow a ban on direct international air travel to the region imposed by the central government on Friday.
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Businesses from cruise ships to luxury brands and air travel, as well as global markets like oil, have all been hit.
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