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Janet Bednarek, The Conversation
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US proposes new rules giving airline passengers greater rights if flights are delayed or cancelled
Consumer advocates have pushed for greater passenger rights since at least the early 1970s but airlines have mostly been able to enforce their own policies.
Janet Bednarek, The Conversation
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As the last Boeing 747 rolls out of the factory, a history of how it became the ‘queen of the skies’
The 747 was, and is, probably the most easily recognisable jet airliner.
Janet Bednarek, The Conversation
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Real-life ‘Terminal’: How people manage to live at airports for months and years
While most involuntary airport residents long to leave their temporary home, there are some who have voluntarily attempted to make it their long-term abode.
Janet Bednarek, The Conversation
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