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World Nov 28

Before Lion Air plane crashed, pilots struggled to fix faulty sensor

By Niniek Karmini, David Koenig, Associated Press

Politics Sep 24

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Price to stop private plane use on business during review

Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price said Saturday he will stop flying private planes on official business while an internal review of the flights is being done and that he welcomes the review.

By Associated Press

Nation Jun 02

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How the FBI is using a ‘small air force’ to track suspects

According to the Associated Press, the FBI operates a fleet of undercover planes equipped with video cameras, some of which can also gather cell phone data. The FBI says these flights target suspected criminals, and that a warrant is not…

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Nation Feb 10

Passenger and cargo planes’ wrong landings more common than previously thought

U.S. commercial air carriers have landed or started to land at the wrong airports at least 150 times since the early 1990s, according to a search by The Associated Press of government safety databases and media reports. And the problem…

By Associated Press

Economy Feb 14

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American Airlines and US Airways Merge to Become World’s Largest Airline

American Airlines and US Airways announced Thursday that the two companies will merge, creating the world's largest airline. The $11 billion deal will affect some 187 million passengers who fly the two airlines annually. Jeffrey Brown has the latest on…

Nov 29

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Employees Expected to ‘Bear the Burden’ of American Airlines Bankruptcy

After 81 years of flying, American Airlines landed in federal bankruptcy court Tuesday, filing for Chapter 11 protections against its creditors. Judy Woodruff discusses what's behind the bankruptcy with Ben Mutzabaugh of USA Today.

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Aug 04

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FAA Shutdown Coming to an End, but Funding Fight Still Looms

Congressional leaders announced Thursday they had reached a bipartisan agreement to temporarily extend funding for the Federal Aviation Administration, which would end the nearly two-week partial shutdown but leave long-term funding in question. Jeffrey Brown discusses the deal with Public…

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Aug 02

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Budget Impasse, Partial Shutdown Costing FAA Millions in Lost Revenue

Since July 23, the FAA has furloughed nearly 4,000 employees and shut down construction grants for workers at airport facilities. Judy Woodruff discusses the budget impasse, which is costing the FAA millions in lost revenue, with Public Radio International's Todd…

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Dec 28

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Even With Warnings, Blizzard’s Domino Effect Creates Air Travel Mess

The paralyzed air travel system in the Northeast slowly came to life Tuesday after a monster snowstorm stranded thousands. Gwen Ifill speaks with USA Today aviation reporter Ben Mutzabaugh about why it will take days to unravel the transportation mess.

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Dec 27

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Blizzard Batters East Coast, Creating Travel Havoc

Thousands of U.S. travelers found their holiday weekends unexpectedly extended due to a massive winter storm that roared up the East Coast, dumping more than a foot of snow in some places in the Northeast and canceling thousands of flights.

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