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Best Airport Breakfast: Great Dane Brew Pub
According to a recent survey, "63 percent of Americans admit they sometimes feel low on energy in the morning," not surprising given fewer than half eat breakfast every day. So, why not start your morning and trip off right with some pancakes at the Great Dane Pub.
These fluffy buttermilk pancakes are as large as a small pizza! They come with real butter and warm maple syrup. You can even get them loaded with chocolate chips, nuts or fresh ripe bananas. Order just one or two so you can also enjoy bacon, ham or sausage on the side and a fresh glass of OJ. |
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Madison (MSN) Travel Trivia
Q. What Is The Longest Scheduled Flight In The World? Q. Who Determines Where Airlines Fly? Q. How Many Departures Does MSN Have Each Day?
Answers From The March Newsletter
What airplane was manufactured at MSN? Corben Super-Ace Who determines airline prices? Airlines set all pricing Is DCRA supported by local tax dollars? No tax dollars are used at DCRA |
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Looking For Great Summer Deals?
With spring break winding down and summer vacation just around the corner, the time to book air travel is NOW! Last-minute discounted fares, family deals and introductory ticket prices are available, but you must act fast. Airline and travel professionals agree that now through mid-April is the time to book your summer vacation rentals, domestic airfare, hotels and last-minute cruises for July and August. If you are planning a late fall international getaway wait until July to book these trips.
To save money, travelers should look for summer travel packages that include airfare, rental car and hotel or resort. The best days to travel from Dane County Regional Airport are Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Fridays and Mondays can be very busy. There are more than 90 departures and arrivals per day including as well as 12 non-stop destinations including Orlando, Washington D.C., Atlanta, and Denver. DCRA is a seamless, stress-free, and relaxing journey to anywhere in the world.
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Is This Seat Taken? - Check Facebook
The day has arrived when the travelers sitting with you at the gate or on the plane don't have to be nameless and unknown.
KLM Airlines and Malaysia Airlines, allow passengers to share their social-network profiles and pick seatmates before the flight - these "social-seating" programs can let you see whether other industry executives will be on the same plane or if someone is flying to Las Vegas to attend the same conference.
The seating map displays the seat choices and Facebook or LinkedIn profiles of other passengers who have decided to participate. You can contact them before the flight and choose to sit next to them if the seat is available. If you're open-minded, adventurous and, well social, then social seating can be fun, beneficial and worthwhile.
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GREAT FLIGHTS
FROM MSN
ATLANTA -- $238 RT
DALLAS -- $220 RT
DENVER -- $233 RT
ORLANDO -- $219 RT
SAN FRAN-- $241 RT
SEE MORE DEALS! |
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 2012 Badger Honor Flights
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DON'T FORGET THE CHEESE
Who doesn't love Wisconsin cheese? Did you know that cheese purchased at the airport does not need to be refrigerated for up to 12 hours after purchase? So enjoy those cheese curds on the plane, or bring a gift of cheese--Something Special from Wisconsin. A variety of cheeses are available at the Wisconsin Marketplace and the Lake Country Travel Mart in the airport. It really is the perfect gift! |
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Help Choose The Next SpokesAnimal
Frontier Airlines has decided to let the public choose its next "SpokesAnimal." The winner, to be announced at the end of April, will be the next animal to appear on a Frontier aircraft tail. Each of Frontier's planes has a "SpokesAnimal" on its tail, with more than 60 in all.
The contenders include Doris the Chicken, Enrique the Tree Frog, Cammie the Cow, Doug the Dung Beetle, Paula the Pig, Samson the Sloth, Duke the Arctic Dog, Vladimir the Bat, Ralph the Ram, Melvin the Turtle, Joanne the Giraffe, Will & Hill the Prairie Dogs, Tina the Grebe, Polly the Parrot, Alivina the Owl, Chloe the Chipmunk, Fred the Walrus and Mario the Lizard. www.flyfrontier.com |
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