Airline on Shine

Action plan for when your flight is canceled

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As travelers gear up for flying over the long Fourth of July weekend, fingers are crossed that travel schedules go as planned. Most plans will go off without a hitch, but there's always a few who get the short end of the travel stick when their flights are canceled. Weather, mechanical problems, and shortage of crew are a few reasons why flights might be delayed or canceled altogether. The Associated Press prepared a tip sheet with what you can do if your flight is canceled. Familiarize yourself with the action plan before you leave for the airport.

Are the airlines finally climbing?

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<img style="width:213px;height:213px;" alt="" src="http://a323.yahoofs.com/phugc/W7XHApVIzz9I/photos/8e50509ac1a690e4530bbf59ba74df54/mr_3f90ee508d52dd.jpg?ug_____D6KXgJN8m" align="left" width="213" height="213">For most of 2008, the words “beleaguered” and “airline” went together like “chocolate” and “cake.” But things just might get better this year. On the bad news side of the page, high fuel prices forced huge losses and brought back those familiar whispers of bankruptcy. Then the recession slammed business travel and tourism.

Airlines gaining internet access: Will you use it?

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<img alt="" src="http://a323.yahoofs.com/phugc/ZRJPLlBM8GCB/photos/a583a66e29c7c18c175c5a8f3c6b9970/mr_acd611c39bad09.jpg?ug_____DG9Knqu55" align="left" height="266" width="400">With all the unfortunately magazine closings recently, we couldn’t help but notice slimmer pickings at the...