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No White House reaction on Northwest Airlines pilots' flub

White House has no reaction to the story of two Northwest pilots who allegedly got into an argument and missed their destination airport by 150 miles.
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Air Force One flyover fiasco - private emails compare it to Three Stooges
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Obamas head to New York - no aerial tour of Statue of Liberty planned
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Aide resigns over Air Force One fiasco -- Biden not involved
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Mayor Bloomberg on Air Force One fiasco: Fughedaboutit...
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Air Force One fiasco -- Obama demands review
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Obama on Air Force One debacle: Mistake, won't happen again
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White House accepts blame for panic caused by Air Force One
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Air Force One photo op panics NYC - finger-pointing begins

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