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February 10, 2008
Citrus Alert: Don't Drop Those Lemons & Limes Into Your Iced Tea!
From our continuing series on germs you encounter while traveling comes news from healthinspections.com that those wedges of lemon and lime that accompany your iced tea or vodka tonics might be loaded with germs, including that old non-favorite, "fecal matter." Is it time to bring your own (already washed) to restaurants? You be the judge --check out the short video below. And be afraid, very afraid.
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I bought a ticket to travel from Washington Dulles to Paris on Air France. The ticket round trip for an adult is about 800$. I had to call the airlines to get a ticket for my infant daughter who will be traveling on my lap (she is 6 month old). The ticket is $300!!!!
I travelled with United Airlines and all I had to pay were the taxes for about $100. The website of Air France says that they are giving 90% off for infant but this is a LIE. $ 300 is not 10% of $800...
Contacts with Air France have lead nowhere. I can't cancel the ticket and I can't leave my daughter behind...
Where can I take this case (is there a body that regulates what airlines can or cannot do and how their advertisement measures with what they actually do?)
Any suggestions will help.
Thanks,
Posted by: Outraged mom | Feb 20, 2008 11:40:59 AM
