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Sep 27

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Southwest Eyes Bigger Market Share With AirTran Merger

Southwest Airlines announced plans Monday to merge with rival AirTran. Margaret Warner and USA Today's Ben Mutzabaugh discuss what the merger could means for air passengers, airline employees and fares to the cities that will be added to Southwest's network.

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Sep 17

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News Wrap: United, Continental Closer to Creating World’s Biggest Airline

In other news Friday, Wall Street ended the week in positive territory, and shareholders of United and Continental airlines voted to merge as part of a $3 billion stock swap deal that could be finalized within two weeks.

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May 04

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News Wrap: Death Toll Rises from Floods in Southeastern U.S.

In other news Tuesday, record flooding over the weekend is now blamed for 29 deaths in the Southeastern U.S. Also, authorities prepared to close air space over Scotland and Northern Ireland again because of the Icelandic volcano.

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Apr 20

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European Skies Slowly Reopen to Air Traffic as Volcanic Ash Risk Abates

Some stranded travelers in Europe got relief as air traffic resumed over the United Kingdom for the first time in nearly a week. Ray Suarez reports from London on the ongoing aftermath of the volcano's eruption.

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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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Dec 29

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Obama Sharpens Criticism of Bomb Plot’s ‘Human and Systemic Failures’

President Obama criticized "human and systemic failures" that allowed an attempted bombing of a flight bound for Detroit. Margaret Warner reports and speaks with Jeffrey Brown about the latest developments.

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Apr 03

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FAA Inspectors Claim Agency Was Lax on Safety Enforcement

Veteran Federal Aviation Administration inspectors told a House committee Thursday that safety violations by Southwest Airlines were ignored by their supervisors due to the "cozy" relationship between FAA officials and the airline. An analyst examines federal oversight of commercial airlines.

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Nov 15

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Bush Announces Plan to Reduce Air Travel Delays

President Bush announced new plans Thursday to minimize air travel delays and improve airline security. Two reporters assess the latest developments in the travel industry.

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Aug 07

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FAA Official Discusses Flight Delays Across United States

U.S. airlines are suffering major delays across the country. Federal Aviation Administration official Marion Blakey talks to the NewsHour about what is causing the delays and how the government is handling the frustrating situation.

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Jun 11

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Expert Talks About Travel Industry’s Challenges

Recent changes in scheduling and delays from several major airlines have made getting out of town more difficult than normal. Airline journalist David Field talks about about what to expect from travel companies this summer.

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