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US airlines compete in perks 'arms race' for VIPs
While airlines battle for passengers wanting the cheapest flights, 'premium loyalty' seats for elite fliers are presenting them with a new challenge.
While airlines battle for passengers wanting the cheapest flights, 'premium loyalty' seats for elite fliers are presenting them with a new challenge.
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Some cabin staff on this flight needed to behave more professionally.
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Sky-scraping palm trees line Hollywood's shimmering boulevards as sun-drenched LA's pace takes on a more relaxed tone compared to a big city's usual hustle and bustle. It's star-studded locals flock to its renown surf beaches via classic routes and highways. Ignore its tarnished reputation - this cultural mish-mash, its gleaming malls, and its ability to reinvent itself makes LA a truly fascinating Californian metropolis.