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Daily Bulletin: Spirit-JetBlue post-mortem | Self-service screening is here

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DAILY BULLETIN
March 07, 2024
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Regulatory hurdles too much for Spirit-JetBlue to overcome
The deal's demise is surely a source of frustration among Spirit's board and management, which had tried to cajole shareholders to accept Frontier's less lucrative offer because of a safer path to DOJ approval.
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The TSA is testing self-service screening in Las Vegas
The new technology will be trialed on TSA PreCheck passengers with a goal of determining if the system, or portions of it, work well enough to deploy more broadly.
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Delta matches competitors with bag fee increase
Delta has joined other U.S. airlines in increasing its fee for the first checked bag to $35 for domestic flights and most short-haul international flights.
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OPINION: REALITY CHECK
Walking slow, toting precious cargo in the 14th Arrondissement
By Richard Turen
In Paris, a love of cheese is one way to bring neighbors together.
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Buzzer-beaters and bracket-busters: It's March Madness time in Vegas
Walls of massive TV screens, open bars and sportsbooks make the city the ultimate place to watch the NCAA Tournament.
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Chip Rogers departs AHLA
The American Hotel & Lodging Association said Rogers resigned "to pursue other professional interests."
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Audley Travel adds destinations in Japan
The tour operator is expanding to Tohoku and Kyoto.
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RIVER CRUISE INSIGHT
History, culture and wildlife on Variety's West Africa river cruise
By Nicole Edenedo
While you can expect to see pyramids on a Nile cruise, or Big Five wildlife on a Southern Africa river cruise, it was hard to know what I might expect in West Africa.
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