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Woman Sneaks Past Multiple Security Checkpoints, Flies From New York To Paris Without Boarding Pass
A female stowaway on Tuesday bypassed multiple security checkpoints at New York's John F Kennedy International Airport and onto a Paris-bound Delta Airlines flight without a boarding pass or identification.
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Air New Zealand Flight Returns To Same Airport After 16 Hours
Air New Zealand Flight NZ2 was supposed to land at Terminal 1 of John F. Kennedy International Airport but a power outage disrupted operations.
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US Airport Security Finds Live Cat Curled Up Inside Passenger's Suitcase
Before the baggage was due to be loaded onto the aircraft at John F Kennedy International Airport, a security guard discovered a live cat inside the case after it had passed through an airport X-ray machine.
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Man Who Attacked Sikh Taxi Driver At US Airport Arrested For Hate Crime
Authorities in the US have arrested and charged with hate crime a man, who attacked an Indian-origin Sikh taxi driver at JFK International Airport, knocked off his turban and yelled at him "turbaned people, go back to your country".
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"Shocked, Angered": Sikh Taxi Driver Reacts To His Assault At US Airport
An Indian-origin Sikh taxi driver - whose turban was knocked off and told "turbaned people, go back to your country" by an unidentified man in the US - says he is "shocked and angered" to be assaulted and that no one should experience such hate.
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"Diversity Makes US Stronger": America Condemns Assault on Sikh Taxi Driver
The United States today condemned the assault on a Sikh taxi driver at the JFK International Airport terming it "deeply disturbing". The State Department said that diversity makes the US stronger.
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"Deeply Disturbing": India On Assault On Sikh Taxi Driver At US Airport
Terming the assault on a Sikh taxi driver at the JFK International Airport as "deeply disturbing", India's Consulate General in New York said that it has taken up the matter with the US authorities and urged them to investigate the incident.
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Sikh Taxi Driver Assaulted, His Turban Knocked Off At US Airport
In yet another case of suspected hate crime, an Indian-origin Sikh taxi driver in the US has been assaulted by an unidentified man, who knocked off his turban and also used expletives against him outside the JFK International Airport, according to a
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I Just Took The World's First 20-Hour Flight. Here's What It Did To Me
I've just endured the world's newest longest flight, a 16,200 kilometer (10,100 mile), nonstop ultra-marathon from New York to Sydney. It took about 19 and a half hours, and was almost as demanding as that sounds.
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After Delay, PM Imran Khan Departs For Pakistan On Commercial Jet: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday departed for home on a commercial aircraft as the special jet given to him by the Saudi Arabian government developed a technical glitch within minutes after it took off from New York's JFK International Airport.
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70 Live Birds Hidden Inside Hair Rollers Seized At JFK Airport
Federal agents found dozens of finches hidden in hair rollers inside a duffel bag at John F Kennedy International Airport.
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New York's JFK Airport To Get $13 Billion Facelift
New York's flagship John F. Kennedy International Airport is getting a $13 billion face-lift that will add two new terminals and increase capacity by around 15 million passengers a year, the state governor announced Thursday.
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"I'll Be Killed If I Go Back": Undocumented Immigrant Refuses To Board Flight At JFK
The van pulled up to John F. Kennedy International Airport on a recent Thursday evening. Around it, passengers poured out of taxis and headed toward their gates. Inside the van, Prince Gbohoutou gripped his seat belt in fear.
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Delhi Airport Is "Fastest-Growing", Bumps JFK Off World's 20 Busiest List
Among those pushing out JFK was New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport that made its debut on the table last year at No. 16, according to Airports Council International rankings released Monday.
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At JFK Airport, Every Day Is Wild For US Fish And Wildlife Service Inspectors
Airports specialize in certain goods, based on their location and passenger population. In Houston, inspectors frequently uncover hunting trophies from Africa
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Woman Sneaks Past Multiple Security Checkpoints, Flies From New York To Paris Without Boarding Pass
A female stowaway on Tuesday bypassed multiple security checkpoints at New York's John F Kennedy International Airport and onto a Paris-bound Delta Airlines flight without a boarding pass or identification.
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Air New Zealand Flight Returns To Same Airport After 16 Hours
Air New Zealand Flight NZ2 was supposed to land at Terminal 1 of John F. Kennedy International Airport but a power outage disrupted operations.
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US Airport Security Finds Live Cat Curled Up Inside Passenger's Suitcase
Before the baggage was due to be loaded onto the aircraft at John F Kennedy International Airport, a security guard discovered a live cat inside the case after it had passed through an airport X-ray machine.
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Man Who Attacked Sikh Taxi Driver At US Airport Arrested For Hate Crime
Authorities in the US have arrested and charged with hate crime a man, who attacked an Indian-origin Sikh taxi driver at JFK International Airport, knocked off his turban and yelled at him "turbaned people, go back to your country".
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"Shocked, Angered": Sikh Taxi Driver Reacts To His Assault At US Airport
An Indian-origin Sikh taxi driver - whose turban was knocked off and told "turbaned people, go back to your country" by an unidentified man in the US - says he is "shocked and angered" to be assaulted and that no one should experience such hate.
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"Diversity Makes US Stronger": America Condemns Assault on Sikh Taxi Driver
The United States today condemned the assault on a Sikh taxi driver at the JFK International Airport terming it "deeply disturbing". The State Department said that diversity makes the US stronger.
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"Deeply Disturbing": India On Assault On Sikh Taxi Driver At US Airport
Terming the assault on a Sikh taxi driver at the JFK International Airport as "deeply disturbing", India's Consulate General in New York said that it has taken up the matter with the US authorities and urged them to investigate the incident.
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Sikh Taxi Driver Assaulted, His Turban Knocked Off At US Airport
In yet another case of suspected hate crime, an Indian-origin Sikh taxi driver in the US has been assaulted by an unidentified man, who knocked off his turban and also used expletives against him outside the JFK International Airport, according to a
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I Just Took The World's First 20-Hour Flight. Here's What It Did To Me
I've just endured the world's newest longest flight, a 16,200 kilometer (10,100 mile), nonstop ultra-marathon from New York to Sydney. It took about 19 and a half hours, and was almost as demanding as that sounds.
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After Delay, PM Imran Khan Departs For Pakistan On Commercial Jet: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday departed for home on a commercial aircraft as the special jet given to him by the Saudi Arabian government developed a technical glitch within minutes after it took off from New York's JFK International Airport.
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70 Live Birds Hidden Inside Hair Rollers Seized At JFK Airport
Federal agents found dozens of finches hidden in hair rollers inside a duffel bag at John F Kennedy International Airport.
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New York's JFK Airport To Get $13 Billion Facelift
New York's flagship John F. Kennedy International Airport is getting a $13 billion face-lift that will add two new terminals and increase capacity by around 15 million passengers a year, the state governor announced Thursday.
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"I'll Be Killed If I Go Back": Undocumented Immigrant Refuses To Board Flight At JFK
The van pulled up to John F. Kennedy International Airport on a recent Thursday evening. Around it, passengers poured out of taxis and headed toward their gates. Inside the van, Prince Gbohoutou gripped his seat belt in fear.
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Delhi Airport Is "Fastest-Growing", Bumps JFK Off World's 20 Busiest List
Among those pushing out JFK was New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport that made its debut on the table last year at No. 16, according to Airports Council International rankings released Monday.
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At JFK Airport, Every Day Is Wild For US Fish And Wildlife Service Inspectors
Airports specialize in certain goods, based on their location and passenger population. In Houston, inspectors frequently uncover hunting trophies from Africa
