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Travel columnist @WSJ. Doling out advice since 8th grade trip to Disney World. Share your travel struggles, successes and news tips: dawn.gilbertson@wsj.com.
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A Widower Wonders If He Should Travel Solo. Readers Weigh In.

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By Dawn Gilbertson Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Plus, American adding seat back screens and Alaska is headed to Athens and Paris Happy Friday and happy getaway day to the Oregon coast for me! I’ll be trading triple-digit temperatures for highs in the 60s. In travel news this week, American Airlines finally decided to join major rivals (except Southwest) and add seat back screens to hundreds of planes.
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The highs and lows of my $2,500 flight in Alaska's new long-haul business class

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By Dawn Gilbertson Verified
| MSN Verified
SOMEWHERE OVER LEEDS, ENGLAND—Anthony Bourdain was eating a cobra heart in the movie on my suite screen when flight attendants rolled up with an ice-cream-sundae cart. It was the fourth course served in business class on an Alaska Airlines flight from Rome to Seattle and we were only two hours into a 10-hour flight. Alaska is a new West Coast entrant in the competitive trans-Atlantic market.
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The Highs and Lows of My $2,500 Flight in Alaska's New Long-Haul Business Class — WSJ

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By Dawn Gilbertson Verified
| Trading View
SOMEWHERE OVER LEEDS, ENGLAND-Anthony Bourdain was eating a cobra heart in the movie on my suite screen when flight attendants rolled up with an ice-cream-sundae cart. It was the fourth course served in business class on an Alaska Airlines flight from Rome to Seattle and we were only two hours into a 10-hour flight. Alaska is a new West Coast entrant in the competitive trans-Atlantic market.
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