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Plane's nose caves in during flight
NorthWest Airlines officials are trying to figure out what caused the nose cone of a plane to cave in during a flight on Sunday.
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Delta Air Lines to exit Lansing
Delta Air Lines Inc. will leave the Lansing market next month, taking 26 jobs and three flights to Cincinnati with it.
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Cirrus tests small jet for short trips, private use
Cirrus Design Corp. launched a successful test flight of "the Jet" last week into cloudy economic skies.
Crew Of Dented Jet Heard 'Bang' At 18,000 Feet, FAA Says
The Federal Aviation Administration said it is looking for the cause of a dent in the nose of a Northwest Airlines Boeing 757 that landed safely at 1:10 p.m. Sunday at Tampa International Airport.
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U.S. President George Bush and African Union leader Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete discussed but disagreed about sanctions for Zimbabwe during the Group of Eight summit in Japan.
Northwest flight arrives with a dent
A Northwest Airlines jet with 182 passengers aboard landed safely at Tampa International Airport today after the plane apparently struck a bird in flight, damaging its nose.
We're not in Ohio anymore, Natalie
WE sat side-by-side in the dark, my beloved and I, staring into separate screens.
Ithaca airport improves travel options despite industry trends
Just as many airlines are tightening their belts and industry specialists say at least 150 airports are in danger of service cutbacks, the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport has announced the addition of jet ...
Skycaps too feel the effects of airline crunch
Not long ago, being a skycap at busy Los Angeles International Airport was a coveted blue-collar job that brought the trappings of middle-class life.
Well, we still don't know its real name and we're not sure if it got out of the massive former Northwest Airlines A320 maintenance hangar on its own power but it sure looks like Cirrus's new family jet is ready ...
The chief executive officer of Midwest Air Group Inc. says he's taking a 40% pay cut as part of the company's restructuring, a plan that includes demands for even deeper pay cuts from union pilots and flight ...
Future Airline Travel Could Look Like the 1950s
He and his 26-year-old son have been traveling to baseball games and NCAA tournaments across the country since his son was in middle school.
VIDEO: Northwest Airlines & US Airways Suspend Flights To China
US Airways will begin its Philadelphia to Beijing service in 2010 one year later than planned; Northwest is suspending cargo flights
Airline Stocks: Brazilian airlines sit out sector rebound in shortened session
Brazil's Gol Linhas Aereas and Tam SA led the airline sector into the red during Thursday's shortened trading session, even as AMR Corp.
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Expecting merger, airport moves to expand runway
The Delta-Northwest merger hasn't been approved yet, but officials of Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport are beginning to behave as if it's a done deal.
Charge it: Airlines no longer taking cash onboard
Don't bother hitting the ATM before boarding your flight - your airline may no longer be accepting cash.
- Go-arounds' are possible safety hazard
A United Airlines jetliner was coming in for a landing at the Las Vegas airport in 2006 when the tower radioed that a smaller plane was still crossing the runway.
Airline pilots brace for downsizing, career change
United Airlines pilot Todd Coomans has yet to fully recover from a painful furlough five years ago that set his airline career back several years and, along the way, also cost him his marriage.
Study: 8 airports in danger of losing service
As the airline industry tries to deal with sky-high fuel prices by cutting back on capacity, six Louisiana airports and two in Mississippi are on a list of airports most likely to lose flights, a business ...
Northwest Airlines cargo unit hikes fuel surcharge
The freight cargo unit of Northwest Airlines Corp. said Wednesday it will raise the fuel surcharges it charges customers on July 15, in an effort to partially offset the rising price of jet fuel.