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Avoid These Flying Faux Pas!

Avoid These Flying Faux Pas!

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As Kennedy gears up for her next trip, she lays down the law for her fellow travelers. From disciplining your little terrors to making sure your dogs are put away, she gives her list of rules for the next time you step foot on a plane.
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