Flight fight: Should kids be banned from first class?CNN International"First-class tickets are too expensive to have the investment destroyed by an unruly kid whose parents think they've paid for the privilege of ignoring ...and more »

Airlines boost fares as leisure travelers begin flying againLos Angeles TimesPremium round-trip fares for flights from LAX to New York were down to $700 from $1600 and first-class tickets to Las Vegas fell to $398 from $598. ...and more »

Groupe Aeroplan may face class-action suitToronto StarThe former Air Canada frequent flier program said the motion is a first step toward instituting a class action. The proposed suit seeks to reinstate the ...and more »

United passing credit card fees to some agentsThe Associated PressChicago-based United has been aggressively cutting costs to match a steep decline in traffic, especially in lucrative first- and business-class tickets. ...and more »

Belgrade's beach for the troubled in spiritLos Angeles TimesThe lake is a class dividing line; those closest to the shore have less in their pockets. But it is also a reminder that Serbia, the most stubborn chunk of ...and more »

What happens when an airline cancels your flight?San Jose Mercury NewsWhen you buy a ticket on an airline you enter into a contract with that airline. This contract of carriage spells out the obligations and rights of a ...and more »

Malaysia Airlines Offers Business First DealBernamaKUALA LUMPUR, July 2 (Bernama) -- Malaysia Airlines' customers will enjoy an upgrade to first class while paying business class fares with the national ...The Malaysian Airlines Fuel FiascoMalaysia Todayall 8 news articles »

Ministers who take train are first classScotsmanThe bill for ministers' first-class rail tickets rose from around £2500 in 2007-8 to more than £6500 in 2008-9. In addition, several ministers used ...and more »

New Zealand HeraldEditorial: Ministers deserve to fly in comfortNew Zealand HeraldJohn Key blamed the $96841 cost of a trip to an Apec meeting in Peru and then to London to meet the Queen on the cost of first-class tickets booked by the ...and more »

Gloucester goings onGloucester Daily TimesClass size is limited and registration is on a first-come basis. To register, call 978-283-6688. The Council on Aging computer program volunteers will meet ...and more »