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Breckenridge, CO: Slaloms for All of 'Em
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Vail/ Beaver Creek, CO: Champagne Powder and Caviar Dreams
Drain endorphins skiing 36 inches of fresh powder in Vail's legendary back bowls (11/28), then replenish with a hedonistic afternoon of shopping and an evening of delectable cuisine.
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San Francisco, CA: Jingle Bell Love
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WEB CAMS OF THE WEEK

• Maravu, Fiji
• Paris

*BONUS MILE OFFERS*

• Continental Offers Bonus Miles To Frequent Flyers Who Purchase Tickets Online
• Continental Offers A 50% Bonus Mileage In 2002 With A $99 Enrollment
• Continental Offers Bonus Miles To Frequent Flyers Who Purchase Tickets Online
• 2,000 Bonus WorldPerks Miles From Minneapolis To South Bend Or Wichita
• Reward points savings: Marriott Rewards guests can redeem vacations for about 30% fewer points at select hotels in the USA, Canada, Europe and Asia/Pacific Jan. 1-March 31. Call 800-249-0800, or go to marriottrewards.com. Restrictions.
• UNITED AIRLINE BONUSES:
• Asia bonus
• California bonus miles
• Chicago-Columbus  triple miles
• Chicago-Minneapolis
• Chicago multi-city bonus
• Chile bonus miles
• Denver multi-city bonus
• Los Angeles bonus
• Online booking bonus
• San Francisco bonus
• Tampa-48 states
• West Coast bonus

• Get-together sale: American Airlines extended its "Great American Get-Together" sale; purchase tickets at least 7 days ahead of travel and by Dec. 28; fly until May 19. Sample round-trip fare: Chicago-London, $344 plus taxes. Restrictions apply
• US Airways Shuttle GoFares Between New York & Boston Or Washington
• Orlando, no waiting: Perhaps no other city has been hit harder by the downturn in travel than the nation's tourist mecca, Orlando. But what is bad for the city is turning into a boon for vacationers. "There has never been a better time to come," says Universal Orlando's Linda Buckley. Universal and nearby Disney World don't release attendance figures, but Buckley says they're "certainly feeling the aftereffects of Sept. 11. The lines are very light."  Thinking of going? It's not too late to snag a last-minute deal, but you have to act fast. The city's unprecedented Magical Orlando Getaways promotion, launched to jump-start tourism in the wake of the terrorist attacks, expires in less than two weeks. Buy two nights at one of 100 participating hotels and get a third night free through Dec. 20 Information: 800-551-0181. Can't visit on such short notice? Universal's Hard Rock Hotel is offering $100-a-day discounts on packages through Feb. 14 (excluding the holiday period). And Universal is offering an even better deal for AAA members: Book three nights at the Hard Rock Hotel or Universal's Portofino Bay Hotel and get up to an additional four nights free (book through AAA). Even Disney is offering discounts on rooms, with prices as low as $59 a night.
• Italy makes a bella offer: Alitalia's Italiatours is offering five nights in Rome, Florence or Naples - hotel, daily breakfast and airfare from New York or Boston included - starting at $599. A companion comes along for as little as $399, depending on departure airport. Also included: hotel taxes and service charges and a 20-minute calling card from Italy to the USA. Purchase by Dec. 31 for departures through Dec. 15 and from Jan. 4 through March 10. Rates are per person, double occupancy. Information: 800-845-3365 or www.italiatour.com.
• London's prices are falling: Here's a deal that really does seem too good to be true. Virgin Atlantic Vacations is offering a six-night, air-included London vacation starting at $399 per person, double occupancy. Packages feature round-trip air from New York, daily breakfast, Virgin's London City Guide and Map and accommodations at select hotels, including the Blakemore Hotel and Bayswater Inn. Purchase by Feb. 21 for travel departing Jan. 7 through Feb. 28. Add-ons from other cities are available. All taxes are not included. Information: 888-937-8474 or www.virgin-vacations.com.
• Catalina Island Special Packages And Discount Rates Through March
• Amtrak Offers 30% Off Travel Through December 20
• Delta Shuttle Introduces Fares From $78 RT Plus Bonus Miles
• New sky deals: Frontier offers special fares to and from its newest route destinations: New Orleans, starting Feb. 1; San Jose, starting Feb. 17; and Fort Lauderdale and Sacramento, both starting Feb. 26. Purchase by Jan. 21. No Saturday-night stay required.
• Sleep for less: Participating Baymont Inns and Suites offer standard rooms for as low as $49 through Feb. 28. Advance reservations required; call 877-229-6668 or go to www.baymontinns.com
• Tickets for fewer miles: Alaska, United and Southwest are letting frequent fliers redeem tickets with fewer miles than usual for a limited time. Alaska's travel deadline is Dec. 15; United, Dec. 15-March 31, depending on destination; and Southwest, June 30. Details on airlines' Web sites.
• (FROM BTE) RADICAL RADISSON PRICE CUT: Thru March 30, Radisson SAS Hotels is cutting prices at 100 hotels in 25 countries under the Europe Advantage Program. At the Alcron Hotel in Prague the rates is $137 (was $256). Call 800-333-3333 and ask for the program, or visit www.radissonsas.com.
• BLOODY GOOD DEAL: From January 1 to April 5, 2002, couples pay $240 a night and singles $190 for a superior room at the all-inclusive Negril Cabins in the Bloody Bay section of Negril, Jamaica. Accommodations are in wood cabins on stilts; each cabin has two rooms. Superior rooms have air conditioning and bathtubs. The rates include all meals. Call 876-957-5350 or visit www.negrilcabins.com.
• FREE KIDS: Thru January 5, 2002, children 12 and under can stay and eat free when sharing a room with an adult at 15 Occidental-Allegro hotels in the Caribbean and Mexico. Call 800-858-2258 or visit www.allegroresorts.com.
• ST. LUCIA DEAL: The Ladera Resort, in southern St. Lucia, has a No News package with some extras thrown in. It offers a two-night stay in a suite with a private plunge pool and no TV, phone or radio. A $25 gift certificate for Amazon.com is also included, as are a guided half-day tropical rain-forest walk and a breakfast each morning. Rates are $500 for a  suite until December 17 and $790 December 18 to April 17. Not included are taxes, which are 18 percent. Call 800-738- 4752 or click on www.ladera-stlucia.com.
• FLY FREE TO PUERTO RICO: The Puerto Rico Tourism Company has airline tickets to throw in at no extra charge when you buy a hotel package of five nights or more. Travel from JFK, Newark, Chicago, Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Act fast--its only good through December 15. Call 800-866-7827 or log on at www.gotopuertorico.com.
• SWISS MISS: The Swissotel Washington D.C., The Watergate will upgrade travelers at $199 a night; this offer is good through  December 31. The hotel also offers free transfers to and from Dulles and Ronald Reagan airports, a health club and  an indoor pool. Call 888-737-9477 or visit  www.swissotel.com.
• JONNY QUEST: ResortQuest has cut rates up to 30 percent at its rental condos/homes. This rate is good from December 20 to January 3. Call 800-899-1798 or visit www.parkcityski.com.
• THREE RADISSON STAYS EARN 10K UNITED MILES: Stay three times at any Radisson Hotels & Resorts property in North America, the Caribbean, Europe and South America between December 1, 2001, and March 31, 2002, to earn 10,000 bonus Mileage Plus miles. That's in addition to the regular 2,000 Gold Points awarded for each stay. http://www.radisson.com/united
• China hotel deals: China Southern Airlines offers Sky Pearl Club members up to 40% off at Shangri-La and Traders hotels through February. Members can also earn double miles during this period. Go to www.shangri-la.com, or call 800-942-5050.
• Swissotel Offers Holiday Rates At 5 U.S. Hotels
• Most Pregnant Women Can Fly Safely

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>WHERE'S JOHNNY JET?<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Greetings!  This past week was an adventurous one.  I was at LAX 4 times in four days.  The first time was flying back from Chicago, then picking up my buddy, Mike, later that night (who is shown here helping me move Amber's stuff).  Friday, I was back at LAX, this time via taxi.   FYI: Taxi's, limo's, and shuttles have to go through a different entrance than they used to which takes more time meaning it costs a dollar or two more if in a taxi.  The National Guard greets the drivers to make sure they don't look suspicious and sometimes check IDs.
LAX was empty on the outside, but the check-in lines and security were packed, at least at United.  I tried to be slick and take the elevator upstairs to security but that didn't work.  They sent me back down and it cost me about 5 minutes.  It took me 20 minutes to get through security which was only a 100 people deep.  Mugsey Bogues, the basketball player, walked by and I said, "What up, Mugsey?".   He high-fived me and kept walking.  I also saw Marilyn  Manson  (not Charles, but the rocker) when I picked Mike up.  I didn't stick my hand out for him in fear of getting it bit off, but I have to give the guy credit, he waited patiently at baggage claim with everyone else and no one bothered him. (Maybe they didn't want to lose their hand either?)
I reached my gate early and went to Starbucks to get a $2 muffin.  Terminal 8 was like a ghost town.  I took this picture at 8am on a Friday!  When was the last time you saw no line at Starbucks at this time of day?
The flight to Vega$ was short, and painless.  We had an all female flight crew except for one male FA.  It's always fun to see old school passengers' reactions to a female pilot and co-pilot.
LAS airport was quiet.  We didn't even have to wait for a taxi.  Unfortunately, the taxi driver took us the freeway route which is much more expensive to Mandalay Bay (which you can see from the airport). That way cost us $15, but if we had taken the surface streets it would've been around $8.  Make sure you tell your driver you want to go the street way.
This was my first time staying at Mandalay.  (I've stayed at the Four Seasons which occupies the top five floors.)  I recommend staying in the Fiji Wing because you get a great view of the strip.  Mandalay is known for having the best pool in town, but it wasn't open since it's so chilly this time of year.  The temperature ranged from 37-64.  Bring your jacket!
When we arrived, my brother talked us into going for a walk to the Venetian.  We went to see the exhibition of  The Art of the Motorcycle at the Guggenheim.  If you like motorcycles, it's worth the $15, but if you don't, save your money for the casino!  We took a taxi back because we didn't feel like walking another 30 minutes.  If you don't feel like doing the straight walk you can check out the different hotels by taking their trams (it's still a lot of walking though).  By walking, we saw one of the most touching scenes at New York, NY.  Here they had a dedication to the fallen heroes of Sept. 11.
We go to Vega$ every year to celebrate my Dad's B-day (it's just an excuse to go).  About thirty of us make the trek and most are from the East Coast.  Our game is Craps, and big Bob brings a stop watch to time everyone.  I got lucky last year and had the longest roll of 53 minutes and 9 seconds (which they claim is one of the longest ever).  This year I wasn't that lucky, nor anybody else.  :-(.
My Dad was his usual self, hanging out with the boys. He's on his own planet and I'm just visiting.

If you stay at Mandalay, you really don't need to leave.  The place is huge with amazing restaurants (this pic was at the noodle shop late, late night) and activities.  My favorite is Aureole but it's pricey.  If gambling is not your thing and it's too cold to go to the pool, check out the Shark Reef (Cost: $14).  This aquarium has sharks from around the globe.  My favorite non gaming thing to do in Vega$ is to hang out at the hotels spa.  Most hotels cost around $25, Mandalay was $27, but when I made the reservation I talked them into giving me 2 free passes. They are really relaxing.   You can work out, take a dip in the hot tubs, and enjoy the steam room.  My bro and I like to put our robes and slippers on, watch tv, talk, and eat fruit/nuts while sipping fresh juices.
At night go to the House Of Blues Foundation Room which has arguably the best view of Vegas.  It might be tough to get in, but it's worth the try.
Unfortunately, it's tough to get away from gambling.  Everywhere you look their is some form of gambling, including the airport.  They also sucker you, ever notice how they put the cashier at the way back of the casino?  That way walking to or from you will spend all your earnings on other games (at least I did).  It's amazing, every time I go everyone's goal is just to break even and if you can do that you walk away a winner.  Next time, I'm walking away a winner.
 

INTERESTED IN SHARING YOUR TRAVEL EXPERIENCES?
I thought it would be cool to get some of you send in your weekly airport/travel reports. These times everyone is curious to see what's going on in the airports and the air.  You can use your real or a pen name.  If will take you about 5 to 10 minutes to jot down your past week experience. Write about: What airports were you in, what cities, how was security, attitude of gate agents, flight attendants, passengers. Were there Long lines, crowded restaurants, how long did it take to get from house/hotel to airport, to plane, to destination..........
If you are a weekly traveler we can create your own column and webpage. If you are interested send in your update to johnny@johnnyjet.com

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Vegas to La Guardia on National

Traveling has never been easier or safer.  I left for Vegas on the 9:10 am direct flight on National (first class upgrade one way cost a mere $200.00! - about one good or bad role on the craps table for me), and experienced not a line, or a wait in either direction.  I left last Thursday and returned Monday afternoon.

Let me say that the presence of the United States Military at the check in metal detectors made me feel strange, but safe.  Three military personnel, all in camo fatigues and berets, shouldering AR 15 rifles and other terrorist killing weapons was a welcomed sight to those who wonder if we should wonder about the safety of flying.  Let me also say that those uniformed men were security participants, and that they ... well...mean business.

For example, I was traveling with 23 lawyers, judges, cops and sheriffs for the annual Frank DiScala, Sr., anniversary of his fiftieth birthday (as assistant State's Attorney Robert Hall politely and characteristically describes it) and while we were congested at the metal detectors for a moment, everyone being interested in where everyone was, one of the army guys shouts to a judge: "Get moving!  I asked you before...don't you understand English?"  Rather than start with the tough guy, the judge just muttered-out of  earshot - "That was English?"

So, get online, get on Johnny Jet and find one of the never again great travel packages and goooooooo!  This is the time.  This is the best time to fly.  I just can't say it enough. Take your entire family.   Get in the sky and leave your thoughts of terrorism where they belong ... in the garbage.  As my brother Johnny Jet said about the sad events of 911, we got sucker punched on that horrible day.  I seriously doubt that we will be taking another airborne punch from those cowards anytime in the near future.  Plain view security is amazing.   It even included a body pat down, which I did not expect.

Europeans have extensive experience with airport bombings, shootings, highjacking, etc.  I would be surprised if they have ever seen, in any European airport the kind of security that I experience in Laguardia.  It is just amazing.
Can't wait to get back above the clouds,   Frankie D.

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 I was very impressed with National Airlines there Flight Attendants were beautiful and very accommodating (First Class)  both ways.  The breakfast they served was small blueberry pancakes and sausage, that were the best I ever had.  Take off and landing was very smooth and  we got back in less than four hours and there were no lines or delay in getting our tickets.  Our departure time was 9:10 am we were late reaching the airport at 8:30am. We had no problem since it was a Monday and we only waited 15 minutes before boarding.  Lines at National were small while the other airlines were long. The taxi fare form the hotel to LAS was $7.40 plus tip and took about 7 minutes, on time and very pleasant. Dad

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Three months after the September 11 attack, many would be passengers remain reluctant to fly. Arriving at the airport a minimum of two hours prior to departure, long lines, multiple identification checks, a military presence, and random passenger searches are some of the security measures and nuisances a passenger may encounter. These minor annoyances may well deter individuals from flying and provide a false sense of security, but do not fear. Last weekend I flew for the first time since the September 11 disaster and was astonished with the security measures that have been implemented at our nations airports. Highly visible were the national guardsmen armed with automatic rifles, which immediately remind us that our country is at a state of war. The long security lines were not evident at New York JFK’s international airport or LAX, but were extreme and prompt in Las Vegas. The random passenger searches were conducted in a speedy, but thorough fashion and the numerous identity verifications were exasperating but tolerable. The new security steps have existed for many years  in airports worldwide. While the Department of Transportation and FAA are evaluating new proposals for aviation security, flying will and continues to be the fastest and safest way to travel.  Rocco Jocco

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Johnny Jet-  I thought I would drop you a line and tell you a recent travel story.  I was in Newport Beach a few weeks back where my company is based.  I flew back on American through ORD and somehow I left my Palm Pilot on the plane in Chicago before I switched over to get my connection to Boston.  I didn't realize my Palm was gone until I got to Boston.  Anyway, the next day I received a call from an AA Flight Attendant telling me she had my Palm Pilot and asking me where to send it.  Alyson talked to her, gave her our address and asked that she put her address in the FedEx package so that we could send her a check to thank her and cover the costs of the mailing.

I thought that was amazing that this woman took the time out to do this.  Her name is Michelle L and she is based in Chicago.  I know you are a  United guy mostly but I thought I would let you know in case you ever run into any AA flight attendants in Chicago.  She actually wrote me that after my flight the plane flew to Orlando and it was on the flight back from Orlando to Chicago that she worked when she discovered it.  Great hustle by Michelle L.  I know these women (and men) must be under a lot of stress these days and it is service like that which keeps a guy like me flying on a specific airline.  I am sure you would agree.  I want a t-shirt. Tell me what you need.  Keep up the good work.  All the Best,  Huss
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TIP OF THE WEEK:
Open-Jaw Tickets
Ever heard of open-jaw tickets? They allow you to fly into one city and fly home from another. Generally cheaper than two one-way tickets, open-jaw tickets can improve flexibility and convenience because you can travel around without backtracking. They can be purchased with frequent flyer miles; expect to pay the same as for a round-trip ticket. The tickets work especially well for travel in Europe, but can also be purchased for trips within the U.S.
- June Sandercock
 

NEWSPAPER OF THE WEEK: (CANADA'S CBC)

• Bad air in planes could make you sick: study
• RCMP investigate claims of travel fraud in Saskatchewan
• WestJet's eastern expansion comes too late for holiday travellers
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
• New York hotel bargains hike occupancy rates
• Sarasota
• `Lord of Rings' lives in New Zealand
• Un-convent-ional lodging
• Driving to Florida? Not a bad idea, if . . .
• Newcomers bolster restaurant scene
• MIDWEST MOGULS
• Americana on display in Minneapolis
• Remember the Alamo, not the drive
• SUNDAY'S TRIBUNE
• Weather
• Check a travel company's health before you book
• Christmas on a silver platter
• SUNDAY'S TRIBUNE
DALLAS MORNING NEWS
• Soaking up Montana
• Tour sites abound in Montana
• Lawson Taitte: Never fear, New York City hasn't changed that much
• Landmarks recall Jewish heritage along the Mississippi
• Best fares: Time is right to take advantage of winter bargains
• Web traveler: Orbitz adds charge for airline tickets
• Historic Rio Grande border area is listed as 'endangered'
LOS ANGELES TIMES
• Schuss! New Mexico's 3 Secrets
• Ski Hostels Send Costs Downhill
• In Today's Aspen, Powder to the People
• Prime Time for Park City
• Jet Crash Adds Urgency to Issue of Inspecting Composite Parts
NEW YORK TIMES
• Where San Francisco's Chinatown Reveals Itself
• New Life for Old Trolleys
• Choice Tables: The Mission District: Affordable and Fun
• Practical Traveler: Lower Air Fares Through E-Mail
• What's Doing: In Pasadena
• Essay: Sitting Down With Frank Lloyd Wright
• Correspondent's Report: Security Is Tightened on Ships and at Ports
• Travel Advisory: Da Vinci's Bridge; Washington During the Holidays; A New Las Vegas Resort
• Q & A: Puerto Rico at Christmas; Finding Coal Furniture; Room for a Big Family
• Letters: Afghanistan; In a London Park; No Vacancy
• With Tourism Down, Hotel Rates Fall, Too
• By the Louvre, Bibelots, Brocade and Foie Gras
• Chinatown: Sightseeing, Shopping and Dining Information
• San Francisco: Trolley Information
• San Francisco: Restaurant Information
• Palais Royal: Restaurant Information
• Deal of the Day: Los Angeles Lodging
• With Tourism Down, Hotel Rates Fall, Too
WASHINGTON POST
• Travel Gifts: The Envelope, Please
• In Pennsylvania, A Junk Food Junket
• POSTCARD FROM TOM
• COMING AND GOING
• Friends Let Friends Fly Cheap
• EXTREME TRAVEL TRIVIA
• IT CAME IN THE MAIL
• Holiday (Un)Wrap-Up
• In Oregon, Just Readin' in the Rain
• MESSAGE CENTER
• DETAILS: Pa. Junk Food Tour
USA TODAY
• 10 great... The underground world beckons adventurers, from novice
• Banner yet waves in U.K.
• Hostels not just for youths
• Steal away to the Caribbean
• Low-fare airlines rescue travelers
Business Travel Today
• A New Swiss Airline Launches Crossair http://www.crossair.com, Switzerland's new airline, was formally launched from the ruins of Swissair. The new airline will be headed by  Pieter Bouw, former chief executive of KLM. Crossair  plans to talk with Star Alliance, SkyTeam and oneworld  this month to form a partnership agreement
• Boeing coup: The aircraft maker's contract to sell four 777-200 passenger jets to Vietnam Airlines is first deal since historic trade pact.
• California connections: American Airlines will begin regional jet flights from Los Angeles to the following cities starting in February: Albuquerque, Phoenix and Oakland.
BESTFARES
• AAA Expects Less Christmas Travel
• American Air CEO sees "very, very big" 2001 loss
• Fees Go Up For Children Flying Solo
• United Adds Daily Flights Linking Tokyo Narita With Taipei
• Las Vegas Police Warn Of Curfews & Restrictions On New  Year's Eve
• O'Hare's New Airport Deal
• Air Canada Proposes Unrestricted Open Skies With The U.S.
• The World's Second Space Tourist Is South African Mark Shuttleworth
• Fees Go Up For Children Flying Solo
• United Adds Daily Flights Linking Tokyo Narita With Taipei
OTHER NEWS
• City holds readings for sales tax, tobacco, tourism ordinances
• APPLE TOURISM TANKING
• Qantas to launch new tourism airline
• BA downgrades club-class bags
• Looming Bankruptcies Threaten Airline Miles
• Capitol tours on hold
• BA considers quitting shorthaul routes
• Amadeus Cruise available to all agencies
YAHOO
• What Happens to Travelers' Confiscated Items?
• US air passenger loads inch up amid recovery signs
• Airport Security May Get Smarter
• SPECIAL REPORT -- The Price of Protecting the Airways
• Bargains they can't refuse
• United Airlines' mechanics to vote on strike
• AAA Expects Less Christmas Travel
• American Air CEO sees "very, very big" 2001 loss
• Frontier Airlines resumes on-board food service
• Carnival takes delivery of Carnival Pride
ABCNEWS
• What Happens to Items Taken at Airports
• Air Passenger Loads Rise; Show Signs of Recovery
• US Airways Hurt by Cancellations
• TWA Name Changes as Historic Carrier Integrates into American Airlines
CNN
• Amtrak bullet nears 1-million mark
• New York merchants feel pinch
• Capitol tours resume
• Flights resume after French strike
• Report to Congress 'fouls' airline air
• Ads encourage Californians to enjoy home
• O'Hare expansion plan faces first lawsuit
• Airlines cut flights as strike bites
• FAA secretive about air marshal program
• Legal marijuna smoker sues Delta for kicking him off flight
• Deal reached on O'Hare expansion plan
• Police delay resumption of Capitol tours
• Airport workers face stiffer FAA rules
• Flight delays down
• Passenger on trial for alleged threats made during flight
• Secret Service to head Super Bowl security
• Major shake up recommended for Massport
• O'Hare expansion plan sent to Congress
• FAA asked to investigate tire blowouts
MSNBC
• Explosive-detectionmachinescould cost five billion dollars
• Travel warning for Israel, West Bank
• Sun Countryemployees laid off
• New York stores seeking shoppers
• Poor cabin air blamed for health ills
• WP: Ground Zero, the draw of destruction
• O’Hare airport to undergo expansion
• Orlando theme parks offering deals
• Travel books can transport readers
• ‘Revolutionary’ tourism in Cuba
• Bankrupt airline plans return to air
• Afghan airline looks to the skies
• US Airways hurt by canceled flights
SMARTERLIVING
• WATCH FOR STRINGS ON ONE-DAY SALES
• BEAT THE AIRPORT PARKING CRUNCH
THIS WEEK'S INTERNET DISCOUNTS
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• U.S. & International Hotels
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GOOD TO KNOW!
Guide To Holiday Air Travel Part 4
In-Flight Meals
(From BestFares)
America West serves food on lengthy flights between Phoenix and Boston, Baltimore, New York JFK, Newark, Philadelphia and Washington (DC).

American/TWA stopped Coach meal service on most domestic flights; in First Class for domestic flights of two hours or less; in Coach to Canada, Mexico, Hawaii and the Caribbean; and in Coach and Business Class to Central and South America. Meals are served in all classes of service on nonstop transcontinental flights and on three-class flights to Asia, Europe and South America. Continental did not make any deletions in its meal service.

Delta discontinued meals on Coach flights of 1,750 miles or less and in First Class on flights of 700 miles or less. Meal service is offered on most international flights.

Midwest Express retained all meal service, switching to lighter meals but retaining complimentary champagne with breakfast, wine with other meals and chocolate chip cookies baked in-flight.

Northwest discontinued meals on Coach flights of two hours or less. Many specialty meals have also been eliminated.

US Airways discontinued meals on most shorthaul flights. Meals are offered on domestic transcontinental, longhaul Caribbean and transatlantic flights. Light meals are served on flights between the East Coast and Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Las Vegas and Phoenix.
 
 



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