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Your flight crashes into the water... what would you do?
Pay attention to those pre-flight SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS from the cabin crew.

This site is amazing, especially for you savvy shoppers... you can basically shop from a collection of contents from lost and unclaimed baggage. The retail store located in Scottsboro, Alabama. It would be great if its profits went to charity though...I don't know what they do with their profits actually, you can find out from their site: www.unclaimedbaggage.com

Kevin Healy, senior vice president of marketing and planning for AirTran Airways, says that the flights will be available for customers who are interested in coming to Florida for spring break or just looking for warmer weather.

AirTran Airways is a low-fare carrier headquartered in Orlando that offers more than 700 daily flights to 56 U.S. destinations.

This is a TSA Sponsored Blog that was recently launched.
http://www.tsa.gov/blog/

" Frequent fliers may remember that some overseas airlines, including Lufthansa and Singapore Airlines once offered a satellite-based Internet service. But that service was discontinued at the end of 2006, mostly because the gear was expensive and took far too long to install.

JetBlue is poised to become the first U.S. airline to test in-flight Internet service. They're testing one plane that allows access to Yahoo e-mail and instant messaging, plus some BlackBerry access.