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Feb 09

Photos: The questionable items TSA finds in people’s carry-on bags

By Colleen Shalby

TSA's Instagram feed is filled with photos of apprehended items you'll be happy made the no-fly list.

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Dec 29

Indonesia asks for U.S. help in search or missing plane

By Associated Press

The U.S. Embassy in Jakarta received a diplomatic note from Indonesian officials on Monday asking for assistance finding the plane. State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke says the U.S. is identifying how best to help, but that it will take some…

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Jul 23

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Are tighter rules for crude oil trains chugging along too slowly?

By PBS News Hour

More than a million barrels of oil travel the country by rail each day. In response to deadly derailments, the Obama administration proposed tougher safety rules for trains carrying oil, sometimes called “pipelines on wheels.” Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx…

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Jul 07

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For safety, some air travelers will be asked to turn on cellphones

By Eileen Sullivan, Associated Press

Passengers at some overseas airports that offer U.S.-bound flights will soon be required to power on their electronic devices in order to board their flights — a measure intended to enhance aviation security at a time when intelligence officials are…

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Jul 03

In an attempt to lure tourists, North Korea to reopen some domestic flights

By Ariel Min

The isolated country is planning on reopening domestic flights for the first time in years to western visitors, local officials and business travelers in a bid to boost international tourism, The Guardian says.

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May 21

Government wants airlines to disclose the true cost of a ticket

By Joan Lowy, Associated Press

WASHINGTON -- Going to bat for confused passengers, the government is proposing that airlines be required to disclose fees for basic items like checked bags, assigned seats and carry-on bags so consumers know the true cost of flying. Under new…

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May 05

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News Wrap: Volcanic Ash from Iceland Grounds More European Flights

In other news Wednesday, a cloud of volcanic ash from Iceland grounded flights in Scotland and Northern Ireland for a second day, and the U.S. Senate has dropped a $50 billion fund intended for liquidating banks from financial reform amendments…

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May 03

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United, Continental Airline Merger Could Be Complete by Year’s End

After weeks of negotiation, United Airlines announced it will buy Continental in a deal totaling more than $3 billion. Judy Woodruff talks to travel writer Rudy Maxa about the proposed merger to form the world's largest airline.

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Apr 19

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In Europe, Costs Mount From Quiet Skies as Volcano Eruption Continues

Officials announced limited air traffic may resume on Tuesday, five days after volcanic ash grounded much of the air traffic in and out of Northern Europe. Ray Suarez reports from London.

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Apr 16

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‘Krakatoa’ Author on Iceland Volcano’s Parallels With Eruptions Past

For historical perspective on the Icelandic volcano eruption, Jeffrey Brown talks to Simon Winchester, author of "Krakatoa: The Day the World Exploded: August 27, 1883," about the massive 19th century eruption's impact on health, the economy and even art and…

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