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Will Passengers Pay for WiFi in the Sky?

Airlines plan to nearly triple the number of planes with in-flight Internet access this year, but fewer than one in 50 passengers currently pay for the service. When will WiFi revenues start to take off?

World's largest airline ramps up hiring; gets slammed with applications

JAL Declares Bankruptcy as Airline Industry Woes Continue

Japan Airlines Corp. today became the millionth or so carrier to seek protection from its creditors in the last few years in Japan's fourth biggest bankruptcy. The filing came after a 900 billion yen ($10 billion) turnaround plan after four government bailouts to revive Asia's most indebted carrier failed.

American flies above Delta with higher offer to JAL

FAA computer meltdown leads to flight delays and chaos, but no danger

Travel Maze: Hungry in coach? Your cash is no good here. Try plastic

Congress considers banning use of laptops in the cockpit

Sneaky Delta raises its checked bag fee while Continental takes the flak

Are the airlines colluding to force you to pay more?

Expedia sends booking fees on a permanent vacation!

AirTran first US airline to add Wi-Fi to all flights

It's official: All the major airlines now charge for bags. But there's a bright side, too

Game the system: How to get your money back if an airfare drops after you buy your ticket

Don't take "Confederate currency" when businesses apologize for doing wrong

Bus lines: Staying wired on the road