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CHANTILLY, Va. - A Southwest Airlines employee has died from injuries in a crash between a baggage cart and a passenger shuttle on the airfield at Dulles International Airport.

Jetstar Japan Co., the budget carrier set to begin flights this year, said it may grow to 100 planes by the end of the decade helped by fares about 50 percent cheaper than full-service airlines.

Southwest Airlines worker dies after baggage cart crashes into passenger "people mover"; No passenger injuries

The agency will not retest the machines or airline passengers. Also, a survey says 2012 will be a good year for the travel industry, and a man wants to help Spirit Airlines passengers avoid baggage fees. After years of rebuffing health concerns over airport scanners, the Transportation Security Administration plans to conduct new tests on the potential radiation exposure from the machines at ...

CHANTILLY, Va. - A Southwest Airlines employee has died from injuries in a crash between a baggage cart and a passenger shuttle at Dulles International Airport.

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Southwest Airlines worker killed when baggage cart hits passenger shuttle at ... Washington Post A Southwest Airlines employee has died from injuries in a crash between a baggage cart and a passenger shuttle at Dulles International Airport. Southwest said Friday that the employee was flown to a hospital after the Thursday morning crash and died ... Southwest Airlines employee killed following accident at Dulles airportmsnbc.com all 127 news articles »

A Southwest Airlines employee at Washington Dulles International Airport died on Friday after being injured in a collision with a luggage cart and a vehicle used to transport passengers. The incident, according to airline spokesperson Brandy King, occurred on Thursday at approxi …

A Southwest Airlines employee at Washington Dulles International Airport died on Friday after being injured in a collision with a luggage cart and another piece of equipment.

American Airlines has finally revealed photos of the long-awaited new interior features soon to be delivered aboard their 777-300ER. The airline announced details of the new interior just a day after their bankruptcy filing last November, but did not publish any photos until this week.

Here's some good news for air travelers: It just got easier to know how much you're paying to travel and compare prices in advance. That's because new rules from the Transportation Department that go into effect this week require airlines to include all of the required taxes and fees, as well as any baggage fees, when listing airfares.