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US Pilots Allegedly Hid Camera In Toilet, Then Streamed Video To Cockpit
Two Southwest Airlines pilots allegedly hid a camera in a plane's lavatory and live-streamed the video to an iPad mounted on the windshield of the cockpit aboard a flight, according to a lawsuit filed by a fellow flight attendant.
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CDC Urges Helmet Use To Prevent Severe Head Injuries While Riding Scooters
The report recommends more education in "safe e-scooter riding practices" and that these educational campaigns emphasize the use of a helmet and a safe speed while riding.
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Additional Software Problem Found In Boeing 737 Max Control System: Officials
Federal aviation regulators have ordered Boeing to fix a second problem with the flight-control system of its grounded 737 Max, the company acknowledged Thursday, as new details emerged that pilots of two planes could not counteract a malfunction of the system using the company's recommended procedures.
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Donald Trump Says US Will Ground Boeing 737 Max Involved In Fatal Crashes
The FAA developed new information from the wreckage of a 737 crash in Ethiopia that painted similarities to an earlier crash in Indonesia, leading the agency to ground all Boeing 737 Max 8 and 9 aircraft in the U.S., three people familiar with the matter said.
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Forced To Get Off Bus, Told Identity Papers Fake, Says US Comedian
A Portland-based comedian says U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents forced him to get off a Greyhound bus in Spokane, Washington, on Sunday and show proof of citizenship.
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Trains, Flights Canceled As Snowstorm Hits Areas South Of Washington, DC
A major winter storm that is expected to spare most of the Washington, D.C., region is blanketing areas south of the nation's capital and disrupting road, air and rail travel.
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Hurricane Michael Devastates United States's Florida "Like A War Zone"
Entire oceanfront communities in the Florida Panhandle were virtually obliterated, an Air Force base suffered "catastrophic" damage and at least six people were killed by Hurricane Michael, a sucker-punch of a storm that intensified suddenly and now ranks as one of the four most powerful hurricanes ever to strike the United States.
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1 Dead As Powerful Hurricane Michael Smashes Florida Panhandle
Late-blooming and suddenly historic Hurricane Michael smashed into the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday afternoon with roof-peeling winds of 155 miles per hour and a storm surge that scraped homes from their foundations. An October surprise that raced across the Gulf, Michael could go down in the record books as the third-strongest hurricane to hit t...
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Chaos At New York's JFK Airport, Water Pours From Ceiling In Arrivals
A terminal at Kennedy International Airport was evacuated Sunday afternoon after a water main broke, causing flight delays and exacerbating other lingering effects of Thursday's winter storm.
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Two Girls Barred From United Flight For Wearing Leggings
A United Airlines gate agent barred two girls from boarding a flight Sunday morning because the girls were wearing leggings.
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US Pilots Allegedly Hid Camera In Toilet, Then Streamed Video To Cockpit
Two Southwest Airlines pilots allegedly hid a camera in a plane's lavatory and live-streamed the video to an iPad mounted on the windshield of the cockpit aboard a flight, according to a lawsuit filed by a fellow flight attendant.
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CDC Urges Helmet Use To Prevent Severe Head Injuries While Riding Scooters
The report recommends more education in "safe e-scooter riding practices" and that these educational campaigns emphasize the use of a helmet and a safe speed while riding.
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Additional Software Problem Found In Boeing 737 Max Control System: Officials
Federal aviation regulators have ordered Boeing to fix a second problem with the flight-control system of its grounded 737 Max, the company acknowledged Thursday, as new details emerged that pilots of two planes could not counteract a malfunction of the system using the company's recommended procedures.
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Donald Trump Says US Will Ground Boeing 737 Max Involved In Fatal Crashes
The FAA developed new information from the wreckage of a 737 crash in Ethiopia that painted similarities to an earlier crash in Indonesia, leading the agency to ground all Boeing 737 Max 8 and 9 aircraft in the U.S., three people familiar with the matter said.
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Forced To Get Off Bus, Told Identity Papers Fake, Says US Comedian
A Portland-based comedian says U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents forced him to get off a Greyhound bus in Spokane, Washington, on Sunday and show proof of citizenship.
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Trains, Flights Canceled As Snowstorm Hits Areas South Of Washington, DC
A major winter storm that is expected to spare most of the Washington, D.C., region is blanketing areas south of the nation's capital and disrupting road, air and rail travel.
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Hurricane Michael Devastates United States's Florida "Like A War Zone"
Entire oceanfront communities in the Florida Panhandle were virtually obliterated, an Air Force base suffered "catastrophic" damage and at least six people were killed by Hurricane Michael, a sucker-punch of a storm that intensified suddenly and now ranks as one of the four most powerful hurricanes ever to strike the United States.
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1 Dead As Powerful Hurricane Michael Smashes Florida Panhandle
Late-blooming and suddenly historic Hurricane Michael smashed into the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday afternoon with roof-peeling winds of 155 miles per hour and a storm surge that scraped homes from their foundations. An October surprise that raced across the Gulf, Michael could go down in the record books as the third-strongest hurricane to hit t...
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Chaos At New York's JFK Airport, Water Pours From Ceiling In Arrivals
A terminal at Kennedy International Airport was evacuated Sunday afternoon after a water main broke, causing flight delays and exacerbating other lingering effects of Thursday's winter storm.
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Two Girls Barred From United Flight For Wearing Leggings
A United Airlines gate agent barred two girls from boarding a flight Sunday morning because the girls were wearing leggings.
