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US Airline Pilots Accused Of Drugging, Raping Female Flight Attendants
When the JetBlue plane from Washington touched down in San Juan, Puerto Rico, three women from the flight crew did what most visitors to the tropical island paradise would do: They checked into their hotel and made a beeline for the beach. But what was supposed to be a relaxing overnight layover between flights in May last year didn't stay that way...
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It's Not Your Imagination. Airline Restrooms Are Getting Smaller
If the restroom on your next flight seems a bit snug, don't assume you've picked up a few pounds. US airlines increasingly are putting smaller lavatories on their planes -- and the economics of the decision means they're probably here to stay.
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He Quit JetBlue By Sliding Out Of A Plane. Now He Has Advice For The Rogue Twitter Employee.
Steven Slater has some advice for the "rogue" Twitter employee who had apparently deactivated President Donald Trump's personal Twitter account on the person's last day of work.
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He Quit JetBlue By Sliding Out Of A Plane. Now He Has Advice For The Rogue Twitter Employee.
Steven Slater has some advice for the "rogue" Twitter employee who had apparently deactivated President Donald Trump's personal Twitter account on the person's last day of work.
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California Judge Denies Bail For Flight Attendant In Drug Case
A federal judge in California today effectively overruled a Brooklyn magistrate and ordered a flight attendant held without bail on charges that she dumped a bag of cocaine and fled authorities at Los Angeles International Airport.
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Caught: The Flight Attendant Who Dumped 30 Kg Of Cocaine And Heels
A JetBlue flight attendant and former sprinter appeared in federal court in New York on Thursday, six days after authorities say she dropped a bag containing almost 70 pounds (32 kg) of cocaine at Los Angeles International Airport, took off her shoes and dashed away.
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Policeman steps in after passenger hits flight attendant
An off-duty New York City police officer subdued and handcuffed an intoxicated passenger who attacked a flight attendant on Sunday during a scuffle aboard a JetBlue plane. Officer Anibal Mercado intervened after Antonio Ynoa of Brooklyn punched a flight attendant in the face early Sunday on JetBlue Flight 832 from the Dominican Republic to John F. ...
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US flight attendant becomes folk hero on Web
A folk hero in digital times, JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater has been thoroughly embraced by the Web.Not only have news stories about his meltdown on a plane from Pittsburgh to New York City been exceptionally popular on the Internet, but he's been feted in all manner of online tribute. Even JetBlue Airways Corp wryly noted on its blog post...
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Fed-up flight attendant makes dramatic exit
It has been a long time since flight attendant was a glamorous job title. The hours are long. Passengers with feelings of entitlement bump up against new no-frills policies. Babies scream. Security precautions grate but must be enforced. Airlines demand lightning-quick turnarounds, so attendants herd passengers and collect trash with the grim speed...
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US Airline Pilots Accused Of Drugging, Raping Female Flight Attendants
When the JetBlue plane from Washington touched down in San Juan, Puerto Rico, three women from the flight crew did what most visitors to the tropical island paradise would do: They checked into their hotel and made a beeline for the beach. But what was supposed to be a relaxing overnight layover between flights in May last year didn't stay that way...
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It's Not Your Imagination. Airline Restrooms Are Getting Smaller
If the restroom on your next flight seems a bit snug, don't assume you've picked up a few pounds. US airlines increasingly are putting smaller lavatories on their planes -- and the economics of the decision means they're probably here to stay.
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He Quit JetBlue By Sliding Out Of A Plane. Now He Has Advice For The Rogue Twitter Employee.
Steven Slater has some advice for the "rogue" Twitter employee who had apparently deactivated President Donald Trump's personal Twitter account on the person's last day of work.
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He Quit JetBlue By Sliding Out Of A Plane. Now He Has Advice For The Rogue Twitter Employee.
Steven Slater has some advice for the "rogue" Twitter employee who had apparently deactivated President Donald Trump's personal Twitter account on the person's last day of work.
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California Judge Denies Bail For Flight Attendant In Drug Case
A federal judge in California today effectively overruled a Brooklyn magistrate and ordered a flight attendant held without bail on charges that she dumped a bag of cocaine and fled authorities at Los Angeles International Airport.
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Caught: The Flight Attendant Who Dumped 30 Kg Of Cocaine And Heels
A JetBlue flight attendant and former sprinter appeared in federal court in New York on Thursday, six days after authorities say she dropped a bag containing almost 70 pounds (32 kg) of cocaine at Los Angeles International Airport, took off her shoes and dashed away.
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Policeman steps in after passenger hits flight attendant
An off-duty New York City police officer subdued and handcuffed an intoxicated passenger who attacked a flight attendant on Sunday during a scuffle aboard a JetBlue plane. Officer Anibal Mercado intervened after Antonio Ynoa of Brooklyn punched a flight attendant in the face early Sunday on JetBlue Flight 832 from the Dominican Republic to John F. ...
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US flight attendant becomes folk hero on Web
A folk hero in digital times, JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater has been thoroughly embraced by the Web.Not only have news stories about his meltdown on a plane from Pittsburgh to New York City been exceptionally popular on the Internet, but he's been feted in all manner of online tribute. Even JetBlue Airways Corp wryly noted on its blog post...
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Fed-up flight attendant makes dramatic exit
It has been a long time since flight attendant was a glamorous job title. The hours are long. Passengers with feelings of entitlement bump up against new no-frills policies. Babies scream. Security precautions grate but must be enforced. Airlines demand lightning-quick turnarounds, so attendants herd passengers and collect trash with the grim speed...
