Thanksgiving Travel Hopefully Easier - Bush Oks Military Airspace for Commercial Use

Friday, November 16. 2007

Thanksgiving Travel Hopefully Easier - Bush Oks Military Airspace for Commercial Use

The Thanksgiving rush is on and President Bush has opened up military airspace to commercial flights. Also, some carriers are offering solutions for weather and other problems that may arise. Nice, for once the carriers are being pro-active instead of reactive. Yay*

To improve the holiday travel experience, many airlines will hire more employees, expand online check-in capabilities, and add more self-check-in kiosks. Airlines are also being encouraged by the ATA to block out seats on popular routes to accommodate passengers whose flights are cancelled due to weather issues, and to waive change fees for passengers who need to change flights due to weather.

Posted by Mobissimo in News, Events, Airline Industry at 08:41 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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