Reclining seats send airline tempers soaring
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CANBERRA (Reuters Life!) - Feeling outraged as that airline seat crashes back into your knees, taking sleep or that breakfast coffee with it? You're not alone.
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Looking around San Diego&#39;s Lindbergh Field, it&#39;s hard to tell that the airline business is in distress. On any given day, tens of thousands of people make their way through its terminals to travel to destinations near and far.
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I was traveling on Southwest Airlines a couple of days ago.  It  was kind of weird.  Seemingly, they have implemented a new corporate  policy.
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Airline passengers willing to put up   with aggressive new airport security measures are enjoying the   unexpected serenity that comes from boarding flights with   considerably less carry-on luggage.
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If you&#39;re flying this weekend, you might want to have a change of clothes and a toothbrush with you in a carry-on bag. After last weekend&#39;s fiasco with US Airways
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Captive conversation with someone on a plane can have some unexpected business or personal consequences that are downright karmic.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Airline workers' woes are piling up as carriers seek to cut costs.
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Nervous fliers use pills to round the edges of jet travel.
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Chauffeurs, champagne and cigars: are these part of a high-price package which can help traditional airlines hit back at budget operators?
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US Airways, the most troubled of the nation's major airlines, has had to walk a tightrope the last few months, simultaneously talking tough to its unions while telling customers their frequent-flier miles are safe and the skies are still friendly.
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Flight attendants hear more complaints about the decline of airline service than they can remember. But what about the decline of passenger behavior?
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People who fly a lot tend to be nonchalant about the experience â until the plane hits a patch of choppy air. But airliners are built to take the turbulence.
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Move to save hundreds of thousands of dollars on short-haul flights, decrease turn-around time. DALLAS, Nov 17  - Cost cutting at American Airlines may cost passengers some sleep as the airline has removed pillows on about half of its fleet.
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The airline has responded fast to its weather-related nightmare, and analysts are optimistic it will bounce back
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In these days of jittery travel, sometimes just a phone call can ground an airplane. Over the past week and a half, false bomb threats have forced at least half a dozen flights to make emergency landings in Europe, frightening passengers, tangling schedules and costing airlines big money.
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A pilot told nervous passengers travelling with a low-cost Spanish airline that nearly half the seats on their plane were out of use due to a safety problem but it was nothing to worry about, a Spanish newspaper reported.
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The cut-price airline industry is no longer enjoying the exponential growth that it once did.