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No relief for snowed-under seaboard

Another massive snowstorm barreled into the mid-Atlantic region Tuesday, as residents still reeling from a paralyzing weekend blizzard faced more of the same.

American Airlines to stop offering free blankets on domestic flights

Chilly on the plane? Bring a sweater, or $8 for a blanket-and-pillow pack, if you're on a domestic American Airlines flight.

Snow causes more headaches for travelers

Here we go again. Just as travel was getting back to normal after a monster snowstorm in the East that stranded airline passengers over the weekend, more snow is falling, and more frustration is expected at airports across the region.

Air marshals say service roiled with cronyism, chaos

Despite calls from President Obama to beef up the program designed to provide security aboard U.S. flights, the Federal Air Marshal Service is in disarray, a CNN investigation has found.

CNNMoney: January, a great month to fly: report

January was a great month to fly, with an exceptionally high rate of on-time arrivals, according to airline researcher FlightStats.

Flight diverted because of 'potential person of interest'

Authorities diverted a Bogota, Colombia-bound Continental Airlines flight to Florida on Friday because of a "potential person of interest," although the passenger was later cleared, federal aviation authorities said.

Passenger's prayer ritual prompts flight diversion

An Orthodox Jewish man apparently preparing to pray prompted authorities to divert a Louisville, Kentucky-bound US Airways Express plane Thursday.

Air travel frustration spikes with fees, security

Feeling nickel-and-dimed, frisked and scanned, crowded and hustled just to get from point A to point B, air travelers seem to be reaching new levels of frustration and unhappiness.

United latest airline to hike bag fees

United Airlines is the latest in a string of major airlines to increase checked luggage fees.

Sources: Feds scrambling to find additional air marshals

The federal government is scrambling to find ways to comply with President Obama's order to put more air marshals on flights after a botched Christmas Day airline terrorist attack, government sources have told CNN.

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