Topic: Jenkintown
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Missing plane baffles aviation experts
With a good safety record and robust backup systems, the Airbus 330 wouldn't be easily downed by lightning, they say.
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Pilot was a 'hero,' but are more coming along for airlines to hire?
There are fewer military pilots to draw from, plus economic difficulties in the industry.
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In Philly, championship-starved fans hope anew
The Phillies' appearance in the World Series has given them something big to cheer about. Team spirit is popping up everywhere as the World Series shifts to Philadelphia for Game 3 Saturday. The city's fountains are gushing Phillies red banners of support hang from uncompleted skyscrapers bakers are producing cupcakes iced with baseball laces.
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Cellphones in the sky?
Prospects improve that airlines will OK their use in flight.
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Airline woes to boost ticket prices
Carriers report huge losses tied to fuel price hikes. Their remedy: trim flights and raise fares.
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Could flight disruptions have been avoided?
The FAA didn't give American Airlines the usual amount of time to fix the glitches.
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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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As Southwest grounds planes, calls rise for FAA overhaul
Critics say that FAA inspectors cut airlines too much slack.
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Delta-Northwest merger: pilots' demands hold any deal up
Even if an agreement is reached, some say that consolidation will lead only to more crowded planes and higher prices.
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