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U.S. Airlines Must Inspect Boeing 767s for Cracks

  AA is just one carrier ordered to frequently inspect the 767s   U.S. airlines must inspect more than 100 Boeing 767 airliners more frequently than before to look for cracks that could force...
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Statue of Liberty Evacuated

Visitors to the Statue of Liberty experienced a frightening false alarm on Wednesday. Park officials claim the statue was evacuated as a safety measure after a sensor in an elevator falsely indicated smoke....
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Odd Attractions: Coney Island Freak Show

    Coney Island freak show   Coney Island may have been dolled up this summer with the arrival of the City-funded squeaky clean Luna Park amusement park, but less than two minutes down...
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Airport Strike Disrupts Flights in France

An air traffic control strike in Paris disrupted travel from airports across France on Wednesday with one in five flights canceled from Paris’s main international airport Charles de...
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Las Vegas Company Introduces Flying Pasties

  Both international and domestic airports around the globe are introducing full body scanners now.   With these revealing new machines, the Las Vegas-based company, Flying Pasties, Inc. has...
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Germany to Charge $33 for Departure Tax

  Long-haul flights would cost travelers as high as $33   Germany is the most recent European nation to propose a tax on air passengers, potentially creating a larger expense for those flying...
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Etihad Airways Goal to Break Even Next Year

  Etihad to break even next year   On Tuesday, the chief executive Etihad Airways said he expects the Middle Eastern airline to break even next year, indicating confidence that the strong...