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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 2010

Page

10

Why have the friendly skies turned hostile for flyers

Texas stylist Rob Dougherty remembers pleasant air travel but now laments rude passengers and tense flights. He joins others reacting to JetBlue attendant Steven Slater’s dramatic exit after a public tirade and a cascade of passenger complaints. Some blame passengers, others defend flight attendants amid growing cabin tensions.

New York Robb Dougherty Texas Lubbock San Antonio Dougherty Corpus Christi Steven Slater Jim Erickson Erickson

Airline job cuts persist as industry sheds workers

Government data show U S airlines cut jobs for a second year in a row, with roughly 16 percent of the workforce lost over two years and employment near a 20 year low. Record baggage and security costs, crowded flights, and austerity measures drive furloughs and outsourcing while travel demand remains weak.

New York USS U.S Bureau of Transportation Statistics

JetBlue deflects on flight attendant incident in blog post

New York AP JetBlue addresses the Steven Slater case with humor in a company blog. The airline declines to disclose details, saying others may speak for themselves while noting the broader Internet reaction and parallels to pop culture.

New York JetBlue Steven Slater New York City Queens Slater

Breakthrough antioxidant drink hailed as diabetic aid

A long promotional piece touts OPC Factor, an antioxidant drink claimed to rapidly lower blood sugar from 180 to 120 in two weeks, improve energy and circulation, and slow diabetes progression. It cites Dr. Berg and NIH as support, offers a 90 day guarantee, and pushes a risk free one month trial with bonuses.

Charles Berg Doyle Allen Cell Essential Berg NIH Ken Murdock National Institute of Health Jacki Rolph Idaho Falls

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