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Fatigue in US air travel system: It's not just air traffic controllers
Air travel is safe (and most air traffic controllers don’t nod off), but there are warning signs aviation officials must grapple with.
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Chelsea Clinton wedding will be a no-fly zone
Chelsea Clinton, her family, and other VIPs attending the wedding will prompt the FAA to declare a no-fly zone 90 minutes north of New York City.
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What could have torn a hole in jet? Experts stumped.
Southwest Airlines has inspected all its 737-300 jets and found no problems. Fuselage damage of the sort that forced Flight 2294 to make an emergency landing Monday is very rare.
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Experts say don't jump to conclusions on Air France crash
Information from "black boxes" and other sources could help prevent future accidents.
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Already pummeled by recession, airlines now must deal with concerns about flu
Airplanes themselves are safe, experts say, but flights to Mexico have been cut. Drug cartel violence is an issue too.
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Will US airlines make a turnaround in 2009?
Their cost-cutting in recent years could pay off. But longtime problems remain.
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Cellphones in the sky?
Prospects improve that airlines will OK their use in flight.
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Major turbulence ahead for airlines
Industry officials and analysts urge Washington to act to avert a collapse.
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U.S. plan to ease air congestion runs into head winds
Some critics say a proposed cap on New York flights would raise costs. Others say better traffic management is the key.
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Many cities face flight cuts
At least 100 will see route cuts. Economic ripple effect may be broad.
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FAA adjusts safety regime, but some say not enough
The agency cites new 'improvements' to safety record, airline oversight. Critics say its industry ties remain too tight.
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Tough times force airlines to scale back
With rising fuel costs and a recession in the wings, airlines are cutting jobs and hiking prices.
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Do pilots get enough sleep?
In confidential safety memos, pilots recount fatigue-related incidents.
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