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Business Travelers Can Sift Through the Airport Mess

USA Today's air travel expert David Grossman made some interesting points on how business travelers can navigate through worsening conditions at U.S. airports and end up satisfied travelers. Not a bad article for operators, dispatchers, and chauffeurs to read for customer service delivery. Grossman says: "I was always taught to be an optimist and see the bright side of every scenario. So I've compiled a list of twelve likely outcomes of the current fuel price crisis that could comprise a silver lining and help placate the pain of business travel."
Print | posted on Tuesday, August 12, 2008 9:43 AM
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