Alaska flights fill up in April

When was the last time you flew on Alaska Airlines and didn't hear the flight attendant say, "We have a very full flight today"? That's because Alaska Airlines' flights are fuller. In April the airline's passenger load factor, which is the percentage of available seats occupied by fare-paying passengers, increased to 78.6 percent. That's up from 76.6 percent a year earlier. Traffic on Alaska Air, a subsidiary of Seattle-based Alaska Air Group Inc. (NYSE: ALK - News), increased to 1.49 billion revenue passenger miles last month, up from 1.39 billion a year earlier. more...

East Timor Travel Warning

This Travel Warning is issued to alert Americans that, due to ongoing security concerns in Dili, East Timor, the Department of State has authorized the departure of non-emergency personnel and family members. American citizens are urged to evaluate their personal security posture and consider whether it is appropriate to remain in East Timor. Washington, D.C. - infoZine - The Department of State urges American citizens to defer non-essential travel to East Timor and urges those Americans currently in East Timor to consider departing in light of the information below. Demonstrations in response to the dismissal of 595 members of the armed forces escalated into rioting and violence on April 27 - 30. The Embassy has received credible reports of potential communal violence and politically motivated violence. Additionally, with only one road to the airport and three daily flights out, it may be difficult to secure a flight out of East Timor. American citizens who wish to leave the country but encounter difficulties doing so should contact the Embassy more...

FS plans don?t support ski resort

The developer of that planned resort, Tom Maclay, said he was disappointed, but not surprised by the agency?s draft plans. ??There are communities moving aggressively to embrace the healthy fun and tourism revenue that come with developed recreation. We hope Missoula will too,?? he said in a written statement. Bitterroot Resort submitted a revised request to the Bitterroot National Forest last month for a special permit to develop 1,780 acres into alpine ski runs on Lolo Peak. The resort?s original proposal, which called for developing about 11,000 acres including a portion of a research natural area, was turned down by both the Bitterroot and Lolo national forests last year. The newest proposal removed development in the natural area and focused development on the Bitterroot National Forest side. Lolo Forest Supervisor Debbie Austin said the draft plan for the Lolo forest calls for an expansion of the existing Carlton Ridge Natural Research area and an expansion of existing wilderness and backcountry uses, a move that likely would effectively prevent the Bitterroot Resort from expanding there in the future. more...

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