Travel News Update (6/16/10)

Here are this week’s travel and travel technology stories on the Web:

• New Airline Complaint System Proposed (Elliott.org)
  
• Pilot Fatigue Rules Delayed (AP via The Seattle Times)
  
• iPhone App Finds No-Fee ATMS (AP via The Seattle Times)
  
• Sinking Euro, Rising Travel Savings (SFGate.com)
  
• New Airline "Bumping Fee" Rules (Elliott.org)
  
• Help For "Special Needs" Travelers (GoNOMAD.com)
  
• Flying Pregnant (Chicago Tribune via The Seattle Times)
  
• Rick Steves "Turns 30" (RickSteves.com)
  
• Oil Spill Trip "Uninsurance" (AP via The Seattle Times)
  
• Nuts! "Let Them Eat Cake" (AP via The Seattle Times)
  
• Air Traffic GPS Tested At SFO (San Francisco Chronicle)
  
• Up In The Air, But Still On Time (Marin I-J)
  
• Starbucks Offering Customers Free Wi-Fi (Walletpop.com)
  
• Airline Baggage Woes (Elliott.org)
  
• Bicycling Vacation Tips  (TheStar.com)
  
• European Air Travel Compensation Rules (MSNBC)
  
• TSA "Watchlist" Matching On U.S. Flights (The TSA Blog)
  
• "Coast To Coast Dream Hikes" (Contra Costa Times)
  
• Trip Advisor's "Trip Friends" Feature (The Perrin Post)
  
• No More Up In The Air Airfares? (Elliott.org)
  
• Ten Kid Friendly Travel Products (Gadling.com)
  
• Body Scanning At The Airport (The New York Times)
  
• Twitter Adds Places To Posts (The New York Times)
  
• Airline Fees To Avoid Airline Fees? (Elliott.org)
  
• Where Your Travel Dollars Will Take You (WorldHum.com)
  
• The 100 Most Celebrated Travel Books (WorldHum.com)
  
• Is That Your Airline's Final Offer? (Elliott.org)