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Southwest Lands at Logan Airport

Boston’s Logan Airport is now the darling of discounters, a transformation that coincides with a major airline shift where low fares are no longer an exception.

 

Continental Airlines to Cut 1,700 Jobs

Continental Airlines to Cut 1,700 Jobs

Continental Airlines posted a big loss for the second quarter as traffic fell, and the carrier says it will cost 1,700 jobs and raise the fee for checking luggage.

 

Plane fault 'caused Iran crash'

The crash of an Iranian plane that killed 168 was probably caused by technical problems, an official says.

 

Black boxes recovered from Iran crash site

Investigators have recovered two of the three black boxes belonging to a Russian-made jetliner that crashed shortly after taking off from Tehran, Iran's state radio reported Thursday.

 

At Least 150 Feared Dead in Plane Crash in Iran

At Least 150 Feared Dead in Plane Crash in Iran

A Caspian Airlines passenger aircraft linking Tehran and Armenia crashed in Iran on Wednesday, and at least 150 people on board are feared killed, state media reported.

 

Hole in US plane forces landing

Hole in US plane forces landing

A US airline inspects planes after a hole opens up in the passenger cabin during a flight, forcing an emergency landing.

 

7 ways to avoid checked baggage fees

Up until now, airline workers routinely waved passengers with too much luggage through, hoping to avoid a confrontation. Now that baggage fees are generating serious money, however, the carriers are less likely to let the surplus bags slide.

 

Ships ending Air France black box search

An American colonel says two ships searching for the black boxes of Air France Flight 447 are ending their hunt.

 

Flight recorders detected from Yemen crash

Flight recorders detected from Yemen crash

Investigators have heard a signal from the flight data recorders of the Yemenia Airways plane that crashed last week, they announced Sunday.

 

United clears up glitch, travelers on their way

United Airlines’ computers are back up and running at O’Hare International Airport, slowly easing long lines of passengers headed out for the Fourth of July holiday weekend.

 

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