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DAILY BULLETIN
January 10, 2024
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Alaska Flight 1282 investigation turns on bolts
The National Transportation Safety Board is looking into reports of missing or loose bolts on Boeing Max 9 aircraft.
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FAA: Boeing to revise instructions for inspecting 737 Max 9 planes
The decision leaves an uncertain timeline for when airlines will be able to begin returning the aircraft to service.
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American Queen Voyages suspended by some advisor groups over service issues
Earlier this month, Signature Travel Network made the decision to remove American Queen Voyages as a preferred supplier for the second time in less than a year, while both Pleasant Holidays and AAA Travel stopped selling the line in November.
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AA is making AAdvantage program changes
American is introducing a series of new program offerings, including benefits that will be available to program members who don't have loyalty status.
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OPINION: RETHINKING TOURISM
The future of airports: An interview with airport developer John Selden
Columnist Doug Lansky interviews airport developer John Selden to find out where air travel is headed in terms of airport technology and innovation, security and biometrics, shopping and restaurants.
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LAS VEGAS INSIGHT
A University of Nevada group will study a budding local industry
By Paul Szydelko
Among the goals of UNLV's new Cannabis Policy Institute is to secure a grant from Clark County to study the implications of cannabis tourism in Las Vegas.
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Hilton names new extended-stay brand LivSmart Studios
The first LivSmart Studios hotel has broken ground in Kokomo, Ind., with an opening scheduled for later this summer.
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Cruise lines reroute ships to avoid Yemen and the Red Sea
MSC Cruises and Silversea have opted against sailing ships in the area, where several shipping vessels have been attacked in recent weeks.
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Sabre and IAG expand partnership to include NDC
Sabre-connected travel agencies will be able to sell Edifact content as well as NDC offers from British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling.
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