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WORLD & NATION UPDATE: AT HOME
Paramedics at Miami International Airport treated at least six passengers who complained of bumps and bruises from turbulence Friday on an American Airlines flight from Argentina, authorities said. At least one passenger was transferred on a stretcher,...Tags: Transportation, Air Transportation, Suicide, Air Transportation Industry, Miami International Airport
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Continental in holding pattern
Chicago Tribune reporterNot so fast, say federal regulators. The Department of Transportation wants more detail on how pricing and competition would be altered if it grants Continental Airlines the same antitrust immunity enjoyed by United Airlines and its key partners in the...Tags: Air Transportation, Delta Air Lines, United Air Lines, Air Transportation Industry, Continental Airlines Incorporated
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American Airlines jetliner lands safely at San Diego after gauge indicates engine problem
SAN DIEGO (AP) _ Officials say an American Airlines jet has landed safely in San Diego after a warning light indicated a problem with an engine. Airline spokesman Tim Smith says Flight 1802 had just taken off from San Diego International Airport for...Tags: Air Transportation, Air Transportation Industry, Transportation
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Dallas to host US gymnastics championships
The 2009 U.S. gymnastics championships will be in Dallas, home to the last two women's Olympic gold medalists. Nationals will be held Aug. 12-15, Indianapolis-based USA Gymnastics announced Thursday. The men's and women's artistic competitions will be...Tags: Trampoline, Gymnastics
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DOT wants assurances before giving Continental bid to join Star Alliance its antitrust blessing
Tribune reporterNot so fast. The U.S. Department of Transportation wants greater detail on how pricing and competition would affect fares if it grants Continental Airlines the same antitrust immunity enjoyed by United Airlines and its key partners in the Star Alliance....Tags: Air Transportation, United Air Lines, Air Transportation Industry, Continental Airlines Incorporated, British Airways Plc
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New turbulence hits
The Associated PressAirline shares and oil prices used to move together like kids on a teeter-totter, with one rising while the other falls. But the financial crisis affecting the United States and other countries has thrown that conventional wisdom out the window....Tags: Petroleum Industry, Commodity Markets, Transportation Accidents, Financial Markets, AMR Corp.
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Gas prices are down, why not airfares?
Of The Associated PressQ: Since oil prices have fallen off recently, why haven't airfares fallen too? A: Fuel makes up about 40 percent of the total budgets of most major airlines. And in the past year, as the price of oil -- and in tandem, the price of jet fuel -- has...Tags: Energy Saving, Air Transportation, Air Transportation Industry, Southwest Airlines Company, Petroleum Industry
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Turbulence injures passengers on flight to Miami
The Associated PressParamedics at Miami International Airport treated at least six passengers who complained of bumps and bruises from turbulence Friday on an American Airlines flight from Argentina, authorities said. At least one passenger was transferred on a stretcher,...Tags: Miami International Airport
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Nonstop to the Caribbean
Special to NewsdayMany airlines are cutting back service to the Caribbean this fall and winter, but New Yorkers bound for the islands will still enjoy plenty of options. They can fly nonstop to 26 Caribbean destinations from the New York area's three major airports,...Tags: Landforms, Forestry and Timber, Forests, Nick Price, Caves and Caverns
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AP Executive Morning Briefing
The top business news from The Associated Press for the morning of Friday, Oct. 10, 2008: Asian markets plunge; Nikkei sinks nearly 10 pct. TOKYO (AP) — A massive sell-off on Wall Street and escalating fears of a global recession sent world stocks...Tags: Stock Broking, Stock Market, Corporate Crime, Wachovia Corp., Automotive Equipment
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Airline shares hit market turbulence
AP Business WriterAirline shares and oil prices used to move together like kids on a teeter-totter, with one rising while the other falls. But the financial crisis affecting the U.S. and other countries has thrown that conventional wisdom out the window. Investing in...Tags: Stock Market, Petroleum Industry, Commodity Markets, Transportation Accidents, Financial Markets
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Little help from lower oil as airline shares plunge in market turbulence
AP Business WriterATLANTA (AP) _ Airline shares and oil prices used to move together like kids on a teeter-totter, with one rising while the other falls. But the financial crisis affecting the U.S. and other countries has thrown that conventional wisdom out the window....Tags: Stock Market, Petroleum Industry, Commodity Markets, Transportation Accidents, Financial Markets
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