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12-23-2009 @ 12:40PM
Nick said...
I heard on an NPR report yesterday that the new rules will also require the airlines to provide snacks to passengers in-flight if the passengers have been waiting in excess of a certain period of time for their aircraft to take off. Funny, 'coz I can't in my wildest dreams imagine those money-pinching airlines stocking up their planes with snacks just so they don't break the rule in a bad weather situation!
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