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CNBC's Robert Frank takes a look at how some of the wealthiest football fans will be flying to the big game this Sunday. (2:44)
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Gary Kelly, Chairman, President & CEO of Southwest Airlines, breaks down his company's fourth quarter earnings, and discusses LUV's pre-boarding plan.
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Southwest Airlines could change its policy of not charging baggage fees at some point, CEO Gary Kelly said on CNBC.
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CC Zhuang, CEO, Qunar is optimistic about the company's growth this year. He further discusses Qunar's competitiveness leading up to a potential U.S. listing.
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Netflix's better than expected earnings was due to the explosion of Internet-connected TVs, tablets, and smartphones.
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Taking in-flight shopping to a new level, select elite Virgin Atlantic passengers will be able to view and buy paintings by British Street artist Ben Eine in February from the comfort of their on-board seats.
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The US hotel industry is booming, more so than anywhere else in the world, and many in the industry say they expect the good times to keep rolling for a few more years until supply catches up with demand.
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Robert Gaymer-Jones, CEO of Sofitel, tells CNBC that luxury hotels are not affected by the current state of the economy.
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Despite a weak global economy, Hilton Hotels has been aggressively expanding its international presence and sees opportunities in China, president of development Ian Carter told CNBC.
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Southwest announced a new $40 fee to let passengers board early — the latest carrier to charge additional fees for everything from priority boarding to guaranteed seats next to your kids.
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Japan's transport ministry is to investigate the company that makes batteries for Boeing's grounded 787 Dreamliner passenger jet. The probe will be run jointly with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a ministry official said on Monday.
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Countries that are most popular with retirees have great climates and low costs of living. One country like this is Ecuador. Read ahead to find out more and see if it’s the retirement destination for you.
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Transportation Secretary, Ray LaHood is making it clear the Federal Aviation Administration will not rush to lift the grounding of Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
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Six things that have consumers buzzing in the world of beer, wine and spirits this week including FU Sandy beer, an Anheuser-Busch heir's latest investment and the New Hampshire beer tax battle.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said on Friday that the Boeing 787 Dreamliner jet will not fly again until authorities are "1,000 percent sure" it is safe.
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American Airlines' bold, bright new livery is drawing praise and criticism as it tries to emerge from bankruptcy and ponders a merger with US Airways.
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Spirit Airlines launched an edgy new airfare sale Thursday, making obvious reference to the confusing girlfriend hoax plaguing Notre Dame football star Manti Te'o
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United launched an airfare increase on domestic tickets of up to $20 round-trip Wednesday with JetBlue matching. Airfares are predicted to rise throughout 2013.
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CBS shares shot higher Thursday on the company's announcement Wednesday afternoon about its plans to spin off its billboard business. Here's how the move will unlock value for shareholders.
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Disney shares are up thanks to optimism about the potential of the "Disney Infinity" game platform the media giant recently unveiled. Here's how it works and what it means for Disney.
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Investigators are focusing on the lithium-ion batteries used in the new Boeing 7878 Dreamliner.
Road Warrior
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Rising add-on fees, changing terms make airfare comparison shopping difficult.
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American debuted a new livery drawing that is drawing both praise and criticism.
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Welcome Colonel Sanders. Japan Airlines is rolling out KFC meals on flights to the U.S. and Europe.