The Pentagon, for example, says it needs $2.8 billion by late April to pay for unanticipated costs in Kosovo or the military will have to cut flying hours, cancel training exercises and forgo maintenance, jeopardizing military readiness.
11, many people were reluctant to fly and canceled vacations, only to reschedule at a destination closer by such as a B&B.
Then, Tuesday morning, Mr. Warner, the chairman of Morgan, set the rumors flying when he canceled an appearance at a banking conference sponsored by Merrill Lynch.
Cheapest campaign stunt: John McCain, who "suspended" his campaign to go save the economy, said the presidential debate had to be canceled, flew to Washington, screwed up the bailout deal, then un-suspended his campaign and flew to the debate, even though there was no deal.
"When an airplane crash takes place, people have a fear of flying and people cancel flights.
But a vast majority of America's 35,000 to 40,000 daily flights remained on tarmacs, and there were reports that a growing number of travelers feared flying and were canceling reservations and taking ground transportation.
Southwest said it was merely adding a "no-show fee" for customers using the cheapest fares who rebook "tickets that are not flown and not canceled by our passengers prior to a flight," Robert E. Jordan, Southwest's chief commercial officer, said at a recent meeting with airline stock market analysts.
only fly over gets canceled, if my brother who is developmentally disabled loses his coverage, it doesn't trouble them much at all because they don't need all those benefits -- they're golden.
Ordinarily his flying licence would be cancelled on the ground of insubordination.
Those hit worst by travel delays were families flying with easyJet, which cancelled 46 flights in and out of the UK and 100 more across Europe.
