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United, JetBlue to reduce flights from Southern California airports
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSouthern California airports faced substantial reductions in flight traffic and revenue after two major carriers Tuesday announced they would cut service at Los Angeles International and Ontario airports this fall. Citing slowing demand and high fuel...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Kennedy Airport, Tulsa, Los Angeles Times, JetBlue Airways
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JetBlue to delay launch of LAX service
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterJetBlue Airways is expected to announce today that because of high fuel costs it is suspending indefinitely its first transcontinental flights from Los Angeles International Airport. The low-fare carrier had planned to start on May 21 operating four...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Los Angeles Times, JetBlue Airways, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Long Beach (Nassau, New York)
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JetBlue's expansion has rivals scrambling
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterEven as rising fuel costs are grounding weaker airlines -- including three this month -- airline competition is heating up for travelers flying the Pacific coast. On the runway is JetBlue Airways Corp. with new 100-seat jets that will begin flying next...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, San Jose, Management Change, Trips and Vacations, Los Angeles Times
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JetBlue to charge extra for more legroom
NEW YORK -- JetBlue is going to charge passengers extra for more legroom as part of a plan to boost noncore revenue by 60 percent this year, according to the head of he low-cost carrier. "What we want ... is the ability to upsell," Chief Executive...Tags: Embraer SA, Continental Airlines, Petroleum Industry, JetBlue Airways, Delta Air Lines
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Virgin America provokes fare wars at LAX
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterFor years, JetBlue Airways Corp. turned up its nose at flying out of Los Angeles International Airport, saying that LAX was too big, too crowded and, well, that it just preferred to operate out of smaller hubs. Then out of the blue last month, the low-...Tags: Death, Gaming, Air Transportation Industry, Carlsbad, Trips and Vacations
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Law professor fires back at song-swapping lawsuits
The music industry's courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack. A Harvard Law School professor has launched a constitutional assault against a federal copyright law at the heart of the industry's aggressive...Tags: Recording Industry Association of America, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Justice System, Theft, Colleges and Universities
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4 Commuters Hurt in LIRR Train 'Bump'
Two Long Island Rail Road trains bumped into each other while leaving Jamaica station during the morning rush on Wednesday, resulting in four minor injuries and subsequent delays of more than an hour, the LIRR said. A railroad spokesman said service...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Transportation Accidents, New York City Police Department, Long Island Rail Road, Hospitals and Clinics
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Murder-For-Hire Trial Of a Queens Doctor Begins
NEW YORK (WPIX) -- Opening arguments began Wednesday for the woman accused of plotting the death of her husband at a Forest Hills playground in front of their 4-year-old daughter. Dr. Mazoltuv Borukhova has been charged with murder and conspiracy charges...Tags: Death, Employers, Prosecution, Trials, WPIX
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The scene: Queens: Voting frights
Spin CycleAfter voting herself in Kew Gardens this morning, Newsday reporter Randi Marshall compiled this report from conversations with friends. Along with the massive waits voters arround the country are encountering, put this in your "Why is it so hard to......Tags: Voting, Toby Ann Stavisky, Schools, Polls, Parliament
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Cuomos, Queens, Hardings: A tangled tableau
Spin CycleSure, it struck some of us as a bit strange a few years ago when suddenly, Assemb. Michael Cohen, representing Forest Hills, left the legislature citing family reasons. The borough of Queens being what it is, though, these kinds......Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Imperial and Royal Matters, Executive Branch, Local Elections, Parliament
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Italian restaurants
NYNewsday.comPizza or pasta, Italian cooking is the hometown star. Here are some of our favorite places, where you can mangia to your heart's content.. MANHATTAN La Bottega. Just about everybody loves La Bottega, a cheery spot in the very trendy Maritime Hotel....Tags: Pizzas, Pasta, Brooklyn Heights, Salads, Dining and Drinking
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Where the parades are
Memorial Day parades take place throughout the five boroughs. Here is where to catch up with them:
There are two in Brooklyn, one on Sunday, which starts at 8:30 am (Leonard Street between Nassau and Driggs Avenues, Williamsburg) and one on Monday, at 11...Tags: Maspeth, Bay Ridge, American Legion, Inwood (Manhattan, New York), City Island
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