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A New Record for Central Florida Tourism

A New Record for Central Florida Tourism Central Florida brought in a record $87.6 billion in 2022, a significant 31 percent increase over the previous year.   That’s according to research authorized by Visit Orlando, Experience Kissimmee, Seminole County and Central Florida Hotel & Lodging Association. With the ongoing feud between Governor Ron DeSantis and Walt Disney […]

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Tropical Storm Franklin Impacting Travel in Caribbean

Tropical Storm Franklin Impacting Travel in Caribbean Airlines have issued travel waivers and cruise lines are altering itineraries as Tropical Storm Franklin moved through the Caribbean Sea toward Haiti and the Dominican Republic, where it was expected to make landfall on Wednesday.   According to Weather.com, Franklin is expected to track northward and bring flooding rainfall

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How American Airlines Pilot Avoided Midair Collision With United Airlines Plane

How American Airlines Pilot Avoided Midair Collision With United Airlines Plane Certainly, this is going to be discussed.   In an incident in mid-July, an American Airlines pilot had to maneuver his plane 700 feet to avoid a midair collision with a United flight. Word of the near-miss comes a day after the Federal Aviation Administration ordered nearly 90 airports to

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Baggage headaches persist

Baggage headaches persist The issue of lost and mishandled baggage has continued to haunt travelers even as the world begins to reopen after the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a recent poll conducted by Travel News, as many as 74% of agents have confirmed that this problem persists even today. The 2023 Baggage IT Insights study

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Transport Canada orders Boeing 737 jet operators to limit use of anti-icing system amid safety concerns

Transport Canada orders Boeing 737 jet operators to limit use of anti-icing system amid safety concerns Canada’s Transport Ministry has issued a directive to airlines for the 108 Boeing 737 MAX jets operating in Canada. Airlines will have to limit the use of an engine anti-icing system which could potentially cause damage to the engine

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