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FAA shutdown would cost gov't $200 million a week

FAA shutdown would cost gov't $200 million a week

The government will lose about $200 million a week in airline ticket taxes if the Federal Aviation Administration is forced to shut down.

Senh: Good for passengers. No taxes on tickets!

 

FBI: Angry flier pelts crew with peanuts

An airline passenger is accused of assaulting and intimidating flight attendants after he allegedly become furious when he was asked to put away his electronic cigarette.

 

No explanation for 'outbreak of insanity' on planes

No explanation for 'outbreak of insanity' on planes

Aviation experts can't explain why three airline passengers tried to open cabin or cockpit doors the past few days.

 

Man banging on plane's cockpit door subdued

Flight attendants and passengers subdued an unruly passenger and put him in handcuffs as an American Airlines flight was approaching San Francisco, police said.

 

8 common air travel snafus (and how to beat them)

8 common air travel snafus (and how to beat them)

Airline passengers can feel like a pinball these days: getting bumped, unexpected layovers, canceled flights, switched airlines and losing luggage. Coping well can lessen the headaches.

 

Continental CEO will cancel flights before fines

Continental CEO will cancel flights before fines

Continental Airlines plans to cancel flights rather than risk stiff fines under new federal rules designed to punish carriers for delaying passengers....

 

Report: 65,000 flights should not have flown

Report: 65,000 flights should not have flown

Reporting the results of a six-month investigation, USA TODAY on Tuesday said that millions of passengers were on at least 65,000 U.S. flights over the last six years that should not have taken off because planes weren't properly maintained.

 

Fighter jets scramble to 2nd jet in 3 days

Fighter jets scramble to 2nd jet in 3 days

In the second such incident in three days, fighter jets escorted a diverted commercial flight on Friday after an unruly passenger caused alarm onboard.

 

Dutch to use full-body scans for U.S. flights

Dutch to use full-body scans for U.S. flights

All passengers flying to the United States from Amsterdam will get full-body scans because of the attempted Christmas Day terror attack on a U.S.-bound plane.

 

U.S. Limits Tarmac Waits for Passengers to Three Hours

U.S. Limits Tarmac Waits for Passengers to Three Hours

The Transportation Department is ordering airlines to let passengers stuck in stranded planes exit after three hours.

 

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