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UPS sets new rates for 2010

ATLANTA - UPS Inc., the world's largest shipping carrier, is hiking 2010 rates for ground packages by an average of 4.9 percent. ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor,  20 Nov 2009

FAA glitch causes widespread US air travel delays

Air travelers around the United States scrambled to revise their plans Thursday after an FAA computer glitch caused widespread cancellations and delays for the second time in 15 months. The Federal Aviation Administration said the problem, which ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, Taiwan News,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Federal Aviation Administration,  Charles Schumer,  AirTran,  Delta Air Lines,  American Airlines

Top News: FAA Computer Problem Causes Widespread Delays

A problem with the FAA system that collects airlines' flight plans caused widespread flight cancellations and delays nationwide Thursday. FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said she doesn't know how many flights are being affected or when the problem will ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, AirportBusiness.com,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: AirTran,  Delta Air Lines

Senator: FAA needs resources to prevent glitches

ATLANTA - New York Sen. Charles E. Schumer says the Federal Aviation Administration needs more resources to prevent problems like the computer glitch that's causing cancellations and flight delays nationwide. ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: AirTran,  Charles E. Schumer,  Federal Aviation Administration,  U.S. Democratic Party

U.S. hit by major airport delays

A problem with the system that collects airline flight plans caused widespread flight cancellations and delays nationwide Thursday, the second time in 15 months that a glitch created such problems. The Federal Aviation Administration said the problem ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, Globe and Mail,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: AirTran,  Federal Aviation Administration,  Delta Air Lines,  Port Authority of New York and New Jersey

Take a book with you: FAA computer glitch causing airport delays nationwide

ATLANTA — A problem with the FAA system that collects airlines' flight plans caused widespread flight cancellations and delays nationwide today. It was the second time in 15 months that a glitch in the flight plan system caused delays. FAA spokeswoman ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, TwinCities.com,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: AirTran,  Delta Air Lines,  Port Authority of New York and New Jersey

FAA glitch causes widespread delays

ATLANTA - A problem with the FAA system that collects airlines' flight plans caused widespread flight cancellations and delays nationwide Thursday. ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: AirTran,  Delta Air Lines,  Port Authority of New York and New Jersey

U.S. experiences major airport delays

T here are widespread flight cancellations and delays in the United States because of a problem with the FAA system that collects airline flight plans. FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen says she doesn't know how many flights are being affected or when the ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, Globe and Mail,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: AirTran,  Delta Air Lines

FAA computer problem causes widespread delays

A problem with the FAA system that collects airlines' flight plans caused widespread flight cancellations and delays nationwide Thursday. FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said she doesn't know how many flights are being affected or when the problem will ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, San Francisco Chronicle,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: AirTran,  Delta Air Lines

Another credit card fee is about to fly

ATLANTA - Another fee is coming in the new year for airline and hotel customers - this time from your credit card company. ...

From HARRY R. WEBER, Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor,  18 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Delta Air Lines,  JetBlue,  American Airlines,  Bob Hope,  Citigroup

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