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The prospect of flight delays and cancellations has made this year’s spring family trip a little less alluring. Should you be stuck on the runway for a few hours, here’s a new way to pass the time. Moleskine has just released City Notebooks, its DIY-guidebook series. While you’re listening to the pilot’s updates, you can start annotating the built-in maps with points of interest or daydreaming about the best place to see the view from Montmartre. Twelve different European-city guides are available now; the New York notebook is expected at the end of April ($17.95 each at the Conran Shop, 407 E. 59th St., at First Ave.; 212-755-9079).
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