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Southwest to charge passengers who don't show up

Southwest Airlines

Southwest Airlines customers will soon pay a fee for not canceling a ticket before their flight. The airline outlined the new policy Friday at an investors' conference in New York. Right now, Southwest lets passengers who don't use their ticket apply the price toward a new ticket. Southwest says it can reduce no-shows and generate more revenue by adding the cancellation fee on restricted tickets.

 

United says Sandy cut Oct. revenue by $90 million

United Airlines

United Airlines says Superstorm Sandy cut its October revenue by about $90 million as it was forced to cancel almost 5,300 flights.

 

Lufthansa makes concession in cabin crew pay row

Luftansa Strike

Lufthansa on Friday offered permanent contracts to some temporary cabin crew in an attempt to end a run of strikes which has caused the cancellation of over 1,000 flights and cost the German airline over 10 million euros.

 

Qantas Cancels Flights due to Strikes

Qantas Cancels Flights due to Strikes

Qantas Airways said a four-hour strike planned for Tuesday by a union representing baggage handlers, ground staff and caterers will affect over 6,100 passengers due to flight cancellations and delays.

 

Continental CEO will cancel flights before fines

Continental CEO will cancel flights before fines

Continental Airlines plans to cancel flights rather than risk stiff fines under new federal rules designed to punish carriers for delaying passengers....

 

Flight canceled after flight attendants brawl

Flight canceled after flight attendants brawl

A Delta Connection flight from Rochester, N.Y., to Atlanta  was canceled after an altercation between two flight attendants.

 

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