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Air New Zealand & StandTall help South Auckland Kids
Last week, Air New Zealand played host to around 60 local students from South Auckland schools.
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Boy With Cancer Gets Wish to Ride a Train
Submitted by the Grafton and Upton Railroad Brady Smith, of Webster, loves trains: freight trains in particular.
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Peter Hartman, President and CEO of KLM and James Hogan, President and CEO of Etihad Airways celebrate the launch of Etihad Airways' flights between Abu Dhabi and Amsterdam Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, have entered the second phase of their strategic partnership following the launch ... (more)
Exclusive: Man Directs Traffic for NJ Transit While Drunk
A man who doesn't work for New Jersey Transit but directed traffic at a bus lot in midtown while wearing an agency vest was regularly drunk on the job, possibly endangering commuters and pedestrians until NBC 4 New York began investigating.
Sale of Oyster Bay public works site OKd
Simon Property Group has sided with residents near the 39-acre former Cerro property in Syosset in their fight to stop the 750,000-square-foot mall proposed by Taubman Centers Inc.
CP Rail says oil leaking after tank cars derail in Saskatchewan
A Canadian Pacific Rail train that derailed near the Village of Jansen, Sask., on May 21, 2013.
Lottery open for Cheyenne Frontier Days Train tickets
Because of the large demand for tickets on the July 20 Union Pacific Railroad special, the lottery system will determine purchasers.
Austin's Capital Metropolitan Transportation keeps Cornerstone as consultant
Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Austin, Texas, rehired Cornerstone Advisors as investment consultant for its defined benefit pension plan and three 401 plans, according to a contract posted on procurement website Onvia DemandStar.
Can Dreamliner still live up to its name?
No longer grounded for safety concerns, United Flight 1 flew from Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on Monday.
New Railroad Bridge Over Shermer Road Could be in Place by End of 2013
A new railroad bridge to replace the viaduct that collapsed in 2012 over Shermer Road could be in place by the end of the this year, under an expedited schedule recently released by Union Pacific Railroad , according to a village news release.
Man jumps to his death from Vincent Thomas Bridge in San Pedro
Authorities have not disclosed the identify of a Long Beach man who jumped to his death from the Vincent Thomas Bridge over the weekend.
Plane makes belly landing at Newark Airport
A US Airways flight made a belly landing at Newark International Airport in the early morning hours on Saturday after the plane reported a problem with its landing gear, a spokesman for the airline said.
Southwest Airlines offers new flight to Washington
The control tower at Ronald Reagan National Airport as seen from a Metro train stop March 24, 2011 in Washington, DC.
Delta CEO plans to add jobs in NE Minnesota
The chief executive of Delta Air Lines says he plans to add jobs at the carrier's reservation center in the northeastern Minnesota city of Chisholm.
Jennifer Waters's Consumer Confidential: Get ready to pay more to fly
In fact, 2012 was a record year for extra-fee revenues: U.S. airlines raked in a staggering $6.03 billion in baggage and reservation-change fees, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Refile-Press Digest - Sunday British business - May 19
Roger Carr, Chairman of Centrica and outgoing president of the Confederation of British Industry, is the front runner to become the next chairman of Europe's largest defence contractor BAE Systems.
Arkansas Best freezes nonunion pensions
Fort Smith-based Arkansas Best Corp. says it is freezing its pension plan for employees who are not in a union.
IF ANYONE can produce proof that there was a time when this country's state-owned national airline, in whatever incarnation, made a real profit over a sustained period, meaning at least one year, I would surrender my sanity and vote in the next election.
Editorial: L.A. county should slow down on fee to limit traffic
Sometimes it seems there's a deliberate attempt by bureaucrats to use language as off-putting as possible with the purpose of creating a wall of boredom that only the most determined or demented will take the time to penetrate.
FirstGroup Plots Route To 500m Rights Issue
The company behind Greyhound buses and the First Capital Connect rail franchise is poised to tap shareholders for 500m in new funds months after it lost out in the fiasco over the West Coast mainline.