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Houthi Missile Attack Severely Injures Sailor On Cargo Ship: US Military
Two cruise missiles launched by Yemen's Huthi rebels struck a bulk cargo carrier in the Gulf of Aden on Thursday, severely injuring a sailor who was evacuated by American forces, the US military said.
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Girl, 9, "Should've Known" She Was Being Filmed In Plane Bathroom, Says American Airlines
A lawyer representing American Airlines has claimed that the 9-year-old girl who's suing the carrier should have known she was being videotaped by a flight attendant while using a plane bathroom.
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Navy To Pick Between French Rafale, US's F-18 For Aircraft Carrier Ops
The Navy requires fighter jets for its aircraft carrier operations for which it has carried out trials of the French Rafale and American F-18 aircraft.
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American Airlines, IndiGo Sign Codeshare Agreement
American Airlines and IndiGo on Tuesday announced that they have entered into a codeshare agreement which allows the former to sell seats on the Indian carrier's flights operating on 29 routes.
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Kabul Airport Now Uncontrolled, American Carriers Barred From Flights: US Aviation Body
Kabul airport is without air traffic control services now that the US military has withdrawn from Afghanistan, civil aircraft barred from operating over the country unless given prior authorization, US Federal Aviation Administration said.
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US To Suspend Flights By Chinese Airlines From June 16
The United States on Tuesday ordered the suspension of all flights by Chinese airlines into and out of the country after Beijing failed to allow American carriers to resume services to China.
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US Navy Removes Captain Of Aircraft Carrier Who Raised Alarm
The captain of a US Navy aircraft carrier has been fired for showing "extremely poor judgment" after he wrote "to everyone he knows" that decisive action was needed to prevent American troops dying outside of wartime.
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New Point Of Conflict Between IndiGo Co-Founders, Meeting On January 29
Gangwal, an American and aviation industry veteran who spent years in senior roles at United Airlines and U.S. Airways, and Bhatia, who runs things on the ground in India, each control stakes of slightly less than 40% in InterGlobe along with their respective families, giving them both a major say in the carrier's strategy.
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Huawei Appeals Against 'Unlawful' US Subsidy Ban
Huawei said on Thursday it has petitioned a US court to overturn a ban that prevents carriers in rural America from buying the firm's equipment by tapping an $8.5-billion federal fund.
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Iran Drone Video Of American Carrier Appears "Years Old": US Navy
Footage of an American aircraft carrier in the Gulf which Iran claimed it shot with a drone in the Gulf appears to be "several years old", the US Navy has said.
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"I Love You Precious": George HW Bush's Moving, Funny, Inspiring Letters
On the day he became the oldest president in American history, George H.W. Bush wrote one of his final letters. For most of his 94 years, handwritten notes had been Bush's preferred method of connecting with family members, friends, colleagues and foes, whether from an aircraft carrier in the South Pacific or behind a desk in the Oval Office.
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Under Pressure From China, US Airlines Wipes Taiwan From Its Website
Under pressure from the Chinese government, American Airlines has wiped Taiwan from its website - an edit the Trump administration has urged U.S. carriers to resist.
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Hong Kong, US Airlines Bend To China Pressure Over Taiwan Listing
Hong Kong's flag carrier Cathay Pacific and major American airlines moved to comply Wednesday with Beijing's demand that they list Taiwan as part of China, sparking anger on the self-governed island.
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US Scolds China Over "Orwellian" Airline Demands
The United States on Saturday scolded China for attempting to impose "political correctness" on American carriers by asking them to classify Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau as Chinese territories.
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T-Mobile, Sprint CEOs Turn From Rivals To Kindred Spirits
T-Mobile US Inc. agreed to acquire Sprint Corp. for $26.5 billion. Just months after a previous attempt collapsed under regulatory concerns, John Legere and Marcelo Claure have again driven the No. 3 and No. 4 American carriers together.
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Houthi Missile Attack Severely Injures Sailor On Cargo Ship: US Military
Two cruise missiles launched by Yemen's Huthi rebels struck a bulk cargo carrier in the Gulf of Aden on Thursday, severely injuring a sailor who was evacuated by American forces, the US military said.
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Girl, 9, "Should've Known" She Was Being Filmed In Plane Bathroom, Says American Airlines
A lawyer representing American Airlines has claimed that the 9-year-old girl who's suing the carrier should have known she was being videotaped by a flight attendant while using a plane bathroom.
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Navy To Pick Between French Rafale, US's F-18 For Aircraft Carrier Ops
The Navy requires fighter jets for its aircraft carrier operations for which it has carried out trials of the French Rafale and American F-18 aircraft.
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American Airlines, IndiGo Sign Codeshare Agreement
American Airlines and IndiGo on Tuesday announced that they have entered into a codeshare agreement which allows the former to sell seats on the Indian carrier's flights operating on 29 routes.
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Kabul Airport Now Uncontrolled, American Carriers Barred From Flights: US Aviation Body
Kabul airport is without air traffic control services now that the US military has withdrawn from Afghanistan, civil aircraft barred from operating over the country unless given prior authorization, US Federal Aviation Administration said.
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US To Suspend Flights By Chinese Airlines From June 16
The United States on Tuesday ordered the suspension of all flights by Chinese airlines into and out of the country after Beijing failed to allow American carriers to resume services to China.
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US Navy Removes Captain Of Aircraft Carrier Who Raised Alarm
The captain of a US Navy aircraft carrier has been fired for showing "extremely poor judgment" after he wrote "to everyone he knows" that decisive action was needed to prevent American troops dying outside of wartime.
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New Point Of Conflict Between IndiGo Co-Founders, Meeting On January 29
Gangwal, an American and aviation industry veteran who spent years in senior roles at United Airlines and U.S. Airways, and Bhatia, who runs things on the ground in India, each control stakes of slightly less than 40% in InterGlobe along with their respective families, giving them both a major say in the carrier's strategy.
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Huawei Appeals Against 'Unlawful' US Subsidy Ban
Huawei said on Thursday it has petitioned a US court to overturn a ban that prevents carriers in rural America from buying the firm's equipment by tapping an $8.5-billion federal fund.
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Iran Drone Video Of American Carrier Appears "Years Old": US Navy
Footage of an American aircraft carrier in the Gulf which Iran claimed it shot with a drone in the Gulf appears to be "several years old", the US Navy has said.
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"I Love You Precious": George HW Bush's Moving, Funny, Inspiring Letters
On the day he became the oldest president in American history, George H.W. Bush wrote one of his final letters. For most of his 94 years, handwritten notes had been Bush's preferred method of connecting with family members, friends, colleagues and foes, whether from an aircraft carrier in the South Pacific or behind a desk in the Oval Office.
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Under Pressure From China, US Airlines Wipes Taiwan From Its Website
Under pressure from the Chinese government, American Airlines has wiped Taiwan from its website - an edit the Trump administration has urged U.S. carriers to resist.
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Hong Kong, US Airlines Bend To China Pressure Over Taiwan Listing
Hong Kong's flag carrier Cathay Pacific and major American airlines moved to comply Wednesday with Beijing's demand that they list Taiwan as part of China, sparking anger on the self-governed island.
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US Scolds China Over "Orwellian" Airline Demands
The United States on Saturday scolded China for attempting to impose "political correctness" on American carriers by asking them to classify Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau as Chinese territories.
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T-Mobile, Sprint CEOs Turn From Rivals To Kindred Spirits
T-Mobile US Inc. agreed to acquire Sprint Corp. for $26.5 billion. Just months after a previous attempt collapsed under regulatory concerns, John Legere and Marcelo Claure have again driven the No. 3 and No. 4 American carriers together.
