Airline Pulse: News and Notes for Nov. 30, 2015
Airlines & Airports Donald Wood November 30, 2015

![]() | American Airlines Stops Accepting Argentine Pesos |
![]() | Sex Offender Gets Through Security with Woman’s Boarding Pass |
![]() | First Boeing 757 Lands in Antarctica |
![]() | Turkish Flight Makes Emergency Landing Due to Stray Cell Phone |
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A recent survey suggests that airlines all over the world have been changing their flight times for nearly 20 years in order to meet their arrival schedule.
The New York Times takes an in-depth look at loyalty programs and whether travelers should be loyal to the top airlines and hotel companies.
According to a report, airline food is steadily improving as companies continue to align themselves with renowned chefs and use fresh ingredients.
After several scary incidents over the last year of planes being damaged after running into birds, Brian Sumers spoke to an expert to reassure passengers everything would be alright.
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