Aviation.com http://www.aviation.com Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:21:34 EST en-us Aviation.com http://images.aviation.com/template_images/navigation/aviation_logo_88x31.gif http://www.aviation.com 88 31 The Truth About Consolidator Fares: Part Two http://www.aviation.com/travel/081013-consolidator-fares.html Airlines deny they exist, but someone is getting deals. Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:21:34 EST Registered Traveler Programs No Longer About Security http://www.aviation.com/travel/081007-registered-travel-perks.html Aimed at pre-screening for terrorists, programs have little to do with security. Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:21:34 EST 2008 Fall Fare Sales http://www.aviation.com/travel/081002-fall-fares-2008.html Air fare sales last about as long as it takes a leaf to fall to the ground on a blustery autumn day. But if you move fast, you can get good deals for air travel this fall - and in some cases, beyond. Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:21:34 EST Finding a Good Brew at the Airport http://www.aviation.com/travel/080925-drinking-beer-at-the-airport.html Airport pubs increasingly are offering top-quality craft beers, and it's worth relaxing with one while you're waiting for a flight. Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:21:34 EST Transport to London's Airports Gets Easier http://www.aviation.com/travel/080923-transport-to-london-airports.html New rail and road options have made getting to London's various airports an easier and quicker job than in the past. Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:21:34 EST Air Canada Simplifies Fees as Fuel Prices Drop http://www.aviation.com/travel/080919-air-canada-simplifies-fees.html As fuel prices fall, Air Canada has become the first major North American airline to drop its second-checked-bag fee and to fold its fuel surcharges into its base airfares. Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:21:34 EST Social Networking in the Sky http://www.aviation.com/travel/080919-social-networking-in-the-sky.html Passengers are beginning to view social networks as an important air travel research tool and they're becoming an important way for airlines to market to specific demographic groups. Tue, 21 Oct 2008 12:21:34 EST Heathrow T5 Is No Longer Shaming BA http://www.aviation.com/travel/080908-heathrow-t-5-running-smoothly.html After a rocky start, London Heathrow Airport's new Terminal 5 is now functioning very smoothly, says British Airways. More Aviation Changes We Could Applaud http://www.aviation.com/business/080903-aviation-changes-to-applaud.html If John McCain were to discuss the aviation industry in his presidential nomination speech, he should be saying something like this. Buying Airfares: When Cash Isn't King http://www.aviation.com/travel/080818-buying-airfares-with-cash.html Some airlines have convenient ways to pay for fares with cash, but it's more sensible to use a credit card if possible. Avoiding Turbulence - with Supercomputers http://www.aviation.com/technology/080805-clear-air-turbulence-forecast.html Research using new parallel-processing supercomputing technology aims to make forecasting of clear air turbulence much more accurate. Rule 240 Still Lives - After a Fashion http://www.aviation.com/travel/080731-rule-240-still-lives.html In their contracts of carriage, various U.S. airlines still retain wording saying they will rebook passengers elsewhere after canceling flights.