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TAP Unveils Incentive to Increase North American Loyalty EnrollmentBy Michael B. BakerTAP Air Portugal is making an aggressive push to increase U.S. traveler enrollment in its Miles & Go loyalty program as the carrier boosts its... KEEP READING
Airlines Ask Regulators for Slot Rule Leniency During Coronavirus OutbreakBy Michael B. BakerThe International Air Transport Association is asking aviation regulators around the world to suspend airport slot requirements as cancellations related... KEEP READING
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