All fuel removed from capsized Costa Concordia near Italy

Authorities say they have removed all the fuel that was left aboard the Costa Concordia cruise ship that capsized off Italy. View full post on USATODAY.com Feed

Carnival Conquest to sail year-round from Miami

The 2,974-passenger Carnival Conquest will reposition from New Orleans to Miami in November 2013. View full post on USATODAY.com Feed

US Airways adds San Diego, 5 other cities from DCA

US Airways announced today that it will add nonstop service from Washington Reagan National Airport (DCA) to San Diego and five other cities. … View full post on USATODAY.com Feed

Air Canada recovering from pilot ‘sick out’

Air Canada’s operations appear to be close to normal today following an apparent “sick out” by pilots that snarled flights. View full post on USATODAY.com Feed

Air Canada recovering from apparent pilot sick out

Air Canada’s operations appear to be close to normal this morning following an apparent “sick out” by pilots snarled flights over the weekend, … View full post on USATODAY.com Feed

Only in Vegas: Crotchless panties from room service

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas’s “Get Love” brochure features erotic items from the resort’s Love Jones boutique. View full post on USATODAY.com Feed

JetBlue wants Puerto Rico, Austin flights from DCA

JetBlue unveiled its proposal for long-distance flights from Washington Reagan this afternoon, saying it would like to offer “capital-to-capital” … View full post on Flights.com Travel News

Alaska Air proposes two new routes from Reagan

Alaska Airlines announced today that it has applied for the route authority to fly from Washington’s Reagan National Airport (DCA) to both Portland, … View full post on Flights.com Travel News

Flight attendant shares tales from the cabin

Heather Poole, author of the new “Cruising Attitude,” still seems enthusiastic about what she does — and is willing to share some advice and … View full post on USATODAY.com Feed

Hotel dealt blow from Alabama’s immigration law

A Marriott hotel in Mobile, Ala., lost a $100,000 meeting due to the state’s immigration law, the local Press-Register recently reported. View full post on USATODAY.com Feed

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