Air lines urge freedom to raise fares for two years
United Air Lines, the nation’s largest carrier, asked Washington to permit fare increases up to 15 percent annually for two years to test price flexibility. Ford administration proposals would allow rises of 10 percent first year and 40 percent second year with no prior approval.
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New baggage screening to begin Thursday details
Washington reports new air baggage screening will start Thursday on all domestic flights. Airlines and FAA expect no major delays though some passengers may be barred until checked luggage is searched. The move follows the LaGuardia bombing investigation and uses a passenger profile system to flag suspicious baggage for inspection.
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