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Come fly from us: Airports offer rewards

Jan 09, 2012

Laura Fuller has her choice of three Florida airports when she travels for her job at a software company. Jacksonville International and Orlando International airports offer more frequent and inexpensive flights. But only Gainesville Regional Airport has given her a Nook e-reader.

More airlines increase airfares to Europe

United-Continental and US Airways have joined Delta in adding a $3 surcharge to one-way tickets to Europe, days after the European Union started requiring airlines to pay for carbon emissions. (2)

2011 may be safest year for fliers

It appears 2011 may end up as the safest year on record for fliers. (3)

Memphis: Sublime sounds mix with history

Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes.

A lakefront masterpiece: Culture abounds in Windy City

Chicago is known for many things. Baseball, a long-ago fire, a gaudy hot dog. The city doesn't always get the credit it deserves as a cultural hotspot, but visiting federal workers will discover much here to tickle the intellectual and aesthetic senses.

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Come fly from us: Airports offer rewards

More airlines increase airfares to Europe

2011 may be safest year for fliers

Memphis: Sublime sounds mix with history

A lakefront masterpiece: Culture abounds in Windy City

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Come fly from us: Airports offer rewards

More airlines increase airfares to Europe

2011 may be safest year for fliers

Memphis: Sublime sounds mix with history

A lakefront masterpiece: Culture abounds in Windy City

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	Destinations News Come fly from us: Airports offer rewards Laura Fuller has her choice of three Florida airports when she travels for her job at a software company. Jacksonville International and Orlando International airports offer more frequent and inexpensive flights. But only Gainesville Regional Airport has given her a Nook e-reader. More airlines increase airfares to Europe United-Continental and US Airways have joined Delta in adding a $3 surcharge to one-way tickets to Europe, days after the European Union started requiring airlines to pay for carbon emissions. (2) 2011 may be safest year for fliers It appears 2011 may end up as the safest year on record for fliers. (3) Memphis: Sublime sounds mix with history Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes. A lakefront masterpiece: Culture abounds in Windy City Chicago is known for many things. Baseball, a long-ago fire, a gaudy hot dog. The city doesn't always get the credit it deserves as a cultural hotspot, but visiting federal workers will discover much here to tickle the intellectual and aesthetic senses. More Headlines Service and rewards decide best hotel chains Sleep well, but watch for terrorists Emission tax could inflate airfares The Dream, set in stone: King monument highlights eclectic trip through D.C. Hotels drop their reservations about upgrades Adventures in Gotham Per diem rates to increase Oct. 1 for travel to many large cities Pittsburgh: Forged by more than steel Crime risk high near airports, rail stations City Pairs grows to more than 6,000 airline routes Top scores for Hilton among hotels, Southwest among airlines City of roses, natural beauty Workers say life on the road damages their health Storms help delay nearly 25% of April's U.S. flights Indianapolis: More than a motor mecca Southern city rich in history, character Car rental customers face $9 a gallon for gas Frequent-flier programs lose some fans A gateway to adventure Hotels roll out spruced-up deals Search the Destinations Archives for more News