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Air New Zealand raises fares and plans some service cuts:

Air New Zealand will fly one less service to Tokyo from September to November, and is withdrawing a twice-weekly service to Hong Kong in December and January, it said.

Flights to Sydney from Dunedin, Wellington and Hamilton will be reduced from August.

Reuters reports that United Airlines offers "early out deal" to some flight attendants.

CNN reports that small airports struggle with dwindling air service.

Continental Airlines to cut flights, 3,000 jobs

United to ground 737s, 747s to save fuel

Travelers without visas will soon register before U.S. trip:

The United States said Tuesday that it will require visitors who are allowed to enter the country without visas to register biographical details online at least three days before they travel.

MD-80 makes emergency landing after cabin window shatters

$3 for a soft drink coming soon to US Airways? | The Flying Critic.

The Pueblo Chieftain Online reports that Frontier and First Data have reached an agreement on credit card processing.  You might recall that Frontier filed for bankruptcy after First Data announced it would raise Frontier's hold back from 50 percent to 100 percent.  They didn't announce the new terms according to the Pueblo Chieftain article.

PointNiner posts pictures of the TACA Honduras A320 Crash.