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Travel News for Flyers from August 2008

The stories below are the archive from the news from August 2008

Airport passenger numbers hit by weakening economy (31 Aug 2008)
US airline launches mobile broadband (31 Aug 2008)
Strong demand for euros continues (30 Aug 2008)
Family areas on flights supported by most passengers (29 Aug 2008)
Zoom Airlines suspends all flights (28 Aug 2008)
Manchester airport supports Metrolink expansion scheme (28 Aug 2008)
Free parking offer at Blackpool airport (27 Aug 2008)
Early bookers still finding flight bargains (26 Aug 2008)
Ryanair announces more destinations from London Luton (25 Aug 2008)
New London to Salzburg route for easyJet (24 Aug 2008)
Successful first year for Flybes Rewards4all scheme (23 Aug 2008)
Flyers confused about carbon offsetting (22 Aug 2008)
A record July for Birmingham Airport (21 Aug 2008)
60 million seats less on flights this winter (18 Aug 2008)
Turkish Airlines launches new Birmingham to Istanbul route (17 Aug 2008)
First AeroMobile flights lands in the UK (16 Aug 2008)
Singapore Airlines beats Qantas to worlds best carrier award (15 Aug 2008)
Ryanair expands flights from Weeze Dusseldorf in Germany (14 Aug 2008)
New Jet2 routes (13 Aug 2008)
easyJet starts flying to Helsinki in Finland and lots of new European cities (11 Aug 2008)
Terminal 5 promoted by British Airways who say its much better (08 Aug 2008)
European Health Insurance Cards are no substitute for Travel Insurance (07 Aug 2008)
Take a shower on your flight with Emirates (03 Aug 2008)
London City Airport wants to increase flights by 50 percent (02 Aug 2008)
Business class seat improvements on Continental (01 Aug 2008)

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