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In the morning, I lay beside him in bed, listening as he canceled a flight to go and see another woman.

They had been stranded since Sunday, when the airline canceled a flight to Brussels because of mechanical problems.

For an airline, it's a tough call to decide whether to cancel a flight or keep it in line for a takeoff opening.

Because of the longer trip times, Mr. Kjekstad said that he had to cancel a flight.

It also canceled a flight from London to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Under the old rule, passengers could retain the value of their nonrefundable ticket for a year even if they did not call in to cancel a flight.

The club had to persuade Tevez, with the threat of a fine, to cancel a flight he had booked to Argentina.

If Indian Airlines cancels a flight of Discover India pass holders, it is to pay for your accommodations in the place where you are stranded.

Continental Airlines officials said that despite an initial downturn in bookings after filing for bankruptcy protection, the carrier had yet to cancel a flight as a result.

As for cancelling a flight, do they automatically refund taxes and landing fees they will ot incur if you don't fly?

The suits in this airline are on me every time we cancel a flight because I can't get enough pilots hired who'll stay here for the peanuts we pay.

The company failed to help me in August 2002 after US Airways canceled a flight I had booked on Expedia.com for an October trip.

Under those rules, passengers canceling a flight had to book a new flight by the departure date of their original flight or they lost the value of the ticket.

Though fighting died down somewhat during the morning, it forced the United Nations to cancel a flight from Nairobi that was to try to get into Kigali Saturday.

Petra cancels a flight to Madrid over the telephone, a habit which Karin thinks is pointless, and Petra orders Marlene to find her shoes.

Syrian Air cancels a flight to Aleppo, Syria, because of fighting between giverment and rebel forces near Aleppo International Airport.

Nobody has called to cancel a flight on T.W.A. or the other carriers," said Sue Hanna, the owner of Compass Travel in Denver.

The threat of Connie also canceled a flight by President Dwight Eisenhower from Gettysburg to Washington, D.C., prompting him to travel instead by car.

On that occasion, he had complained of chest pains the night before, and had to be persuaded to cancel a flight to London so he could go to hospital for a check-up.

Last month, the other big airlines retreated from much-hated policies, imposed last year, that required a passenger who canceled a flight to rebook a specific flight before the original departure date.

Flight crews were forced to deal with passenger fury while airline flight operations managers worried about the consequences of returning to the gate or canceling a flight outright, stranding passengers.

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Friday afternoon was the worst possible day to cancel a flight.

In airline operations in a few countries, a dispatcher shares legal responsibility for a flight's safety with its pilot, and may delay, divert or cancel a flight if there is reason to do so.

"In the process of canceling a flight there were some passengers becoming unruly," and JetBlue wanted police assistance, said Marc La Vorgna, a spokesman for the Port Authority.

Northwest Airlines went one step further and said yesterday that travelers could still keep the value of their original ticket for a year from the departure date even if they did not call in advance to cancel a flight.