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ID card helps travelers with medical devices

Medical notification cards help inform TSA officers of any special considerations of travelers.



Travelport claims court win over American Airlines (AP)

AP - Travelport Ltd. said Tuesday that a federal judge tossed out most of American Airlines' antitrust lawsuit against the flight-information provider and online travel agent Orbitz.

Tour operator Thomas Cook in financial trouble (AP)

People walk-by a branch of Thomas Cook travel agent in Borehamwood, north London, Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011. Shares in tour company Thomas Cook lost two-thirds of their value after the company issued a profit warning Tuesday. (AP Photo/Sang Tan)AP - Fears rose over the survival of venerable British tour operator Thomas Cook after financial problems worsened Tuesday for the company that took more than 22 million people on holiday in the latest year.


Crazy Horse Memorial hits $5M Sanford match goal (AP)

FILE - This Aug. 21, 2010 file photo shows the 87-foot-6-inch tall face of the Crazy Horse mountain carving near Custer, S.D. The Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota's Black Hills has hit a $5 million fundraising goal set in 2007 by a philanthropist who offered to match donations dollar-for-dollar. Memorial officials say the mark was hit on Oct. 21, the anniversary of sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski's 1982 death. Work on the project has been going on since 1948. (AP Photo/Dirk Lammers, File)AP - Fundraising for the Crazy Horse Memorial in South Dakota has hit the $5 million goal set by a philanthropist who agreed to match donations to speed progress on the mammoth mountain carving, officials said.


Miami Beach getting ready for Art Basel Dec. 1-4 (AP)

This image from 1964 and courtesy of William John Kennedy, KIWI Arts Group shows 'Robert Indiana Holding Love'.  Image was shot in 1964  at Coenties Slip Studio in New York and printed in 2010. Silver gelatin fiber print. Images of art world stars Andy Warhol and Robert Indiana taken in the early 1960s by fine art photographer William John Kennedy will be on display for a pop-up event on the heels of Art Basel. 'Before They Were Famous: Behind the Lens of William John Kennedy' will be part of the special programming at SCOPE Miami in the Wynwood Arts District.   (AP Photo/ 2011 William John Kennedy, KIWI Arts Group)AP - Live graffiti painting. A colossal rose bed soaring 20 feet high. Early photos of Andy Warhol, a Picasso up for auction and a naked woman living in a pig pen. They're all part of the lineup for Art Basel Miami Beach, which runs Dec. 1-4, with a host of related events beginning Nov. 30.


NYC stores give the gifts of window entertainment (AP)

In this Monday, Nov. 21, 2011 photo, part of a Tiffany & Co. Holiday Window is seen in New York. Long gift list or short, light wallet or big spender, window shopping is something that can be enjoyed by almost everyone. Manhattan's most famous Midtown retailers are known for splashy displays that have become as much a holiday tradition here as the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree or sidewalk Santas.     (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)AP - Long gift list or short, light wallet or big spender, window shopping is something that can be enjoyed by almost everyone. Manhattan's most famous Midtown retailers are known for splashy displays that have become as much a holiday tradition here as the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree or sidewalk Santas.


Recycled junk gives a new look to snowboard trails (AP)

This undated photo courtesy of Winter Park/Colorado Ski Country USA shows a skier about to land on an artificial horse at Winter Park Resort in Winter Park, Colo.  Some ski resorts are turning into junkyards — and snowboarders couldn't be happier.     (AP Photo/Winter Park/Colorado Ski Country USA)AP - Some ski resorts are turning into junkyards — and snowboarders couldn't be happier.


Man sues Delta for $2 million over loud flight

An Oregon man who claims he suffered hearing loss because of a loud flight is suing Delta Air Lines for $2 million, The Oregonian newspaper of ...



Stormy weather threatens Thanksgiving flights

The busy Thanksgiving holiday travel period got off to a bumpy start for some air travelers thanks to poor weather across parts of the USA.



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