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What NYC needs, Will atleast avoid one kind of traffic jam

By Roger Yu, USA TODAY

Denver transportation officials broke ground last week on a new rail line that will link the city's downtown to Denver International Airport.

The East Corridor line, which is estimated to be completed in 2016, is the first of four lines that will be built for a new commuter (heavy) rail system in the region. Denver has light rail service, but it stops far short of the airport.

Now this sounds good ......Madrid's late night of Culture

(Via Ny Times)By VALERIE GLADSTONE

La Noche en BlancoThe 2008 White Night celebrations at the juncture of Calle Alcalá and Gran Vía in Madrid.

Jet Blue 'All you can Jet' Sold out , But you might still be able to win one

By Chris Morran on August 20, 2010 11:15 AM 0 views

Safi Air in-flight magazine ( Truth in advertising)

(via Wall Street Journal) KABUL—Safi Airways, a start-up Afghan airline, ventures where few air carriers

dare to go: Its in-flight magazine tells the ugly truth about the place where you're about to land.

American Airlines' magazine lists the 10 best pizza parlors in America. United Airlines has a spread headlined "3 Perfect Days: Amsterdam," presumably perfecting its 2007 article, "3 Perfect Days: Amsterdam."

In the seat pocket in front of you on Safi, you will find an article on Kabul heroin addicts, photos of bullet-pocked tourist sites and ads for mine-resistant sport-utility vehicles.

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Courtesy of Safi In-Flight Magazine

Continental posts 2Q profit on big jump in revenue

AP – In this July 19, 2010 photo, Continental Airlines regional jets sit at their gates at Cleveland Hopkins …

DALLAS – A crush of summer-vacation travelers helped Continental Airlines Inc. post its biggest quarterly profit in nearly three years — more evidence of a strong recovery in the airline business.

Continental packed its planes and earned more money from the average passenger. That offset a continuing slump in business travel, which hasn't yet returned to the levels before the recession.

If Julia Roberts can .... Start packing people.

Travel industry courting 'Eat, Pray, Love' fans

 

AP – This photo taken Monday Aug. 2, 2010, shows the Piazza del Popolo in Rome. In the book “Eat, Pray, …

In Bali, they're seeking guidance from a spiritual healer. In Rome, they're lapping up gelato. And in India, they're visiting temples.

Fans of Elizabeth Gilbert's best-selling memoir "Eat, Pray, Love," have been following in her footsteps ever since it was first published in 2006. The book describes a year Gilbert spent living in Italy, India and Indonesia on the rebound from a divorce and failed romance.

On a positive note,he does not lie. Now go buy that lotto ticket George!

How was your flight? Mine was, well, perfect

By George Hobica  Airfarewatchdog.com

How was your flight? That's what United Airlines asked me, by email, a day after I returned from flying on their New York JFK to Los Angeles route. And you know what? It wasn't half bad. OK, it was really wonderful.

Azul: The next JetBlue

Azul: The next JetBlue

By Patricia Sellers, editor at largeJuly 13, 2010: 10:23 AM ET

FORTUNE -- Striding through his office complex in Brazil, David Neeleman recounts the various lessons he's learned in 18 years of starting businesses. When he was 23, he started a travel agency. He chose as his main supplier a startup airline that hurtled into bankruptcy, and he lost everything. From that ordeal Neeleman learned a hard lesson: Always bolster your business with plenty of capital.

What do you think, Mr Bernanke?

Global Airline Traffic Surpasses Pre-Recession Level

June 29, 2010By Jay Boehmer

Global airline traffic grew nearly 12 percent in May over the same month in 2009, bringing passenger levels modestly above those last seen before the recession hit in 2008.

Marty Mc Fly this ....

Flying Car production rolls forward                                   By Marnie Hunter, CNN

The Transition Roadable Aircraft carries two and will cost nearly $200,000.

(CNN) -- A highway-worthy airplane moves one step closer to production with a recent weight exemption approved by the Federal Aviation Administration.

The Transition Roadable Aircraft, developed by Massachusetts-based engineering firm Terrafugia, will be allowed a maximum takeoff weight of 1,430 pounds, the same allowance made for aircraft designed to operate on water.