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Daily Woes Of US Airlines: Single Passenger Flights, With Crew Still Working
When Reuters photographer Carlos Barria boarded American Airlines flight 4511 from Washington Reagan National Airport to New Orleans on Friday for an assignment, he was the only passenger on the 76-seat jet.
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Smoke In Cockpit Incident Snarls Traffic At Washington Airport
The pilot of an American Eagle Bombardier CRJ-200 on final approach to Reagan Washington National Airport reported smoke in the cockpit on Monday, prompting extensive delays to other flights, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Meet The Woman Who's Spent 60 Years Making The Skies A Little Friendlier
It's early on a Thursday morning and flight attendant Bette Nash has just strolled up to Gate 19 at Reagan National Airport, where American Airlines Flight 2160 bound for Boston is parked and preparing for boarding.
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'I Nearly Passed Out': A $640 Uber Ride For A 30-Mile Trip To The Airport
Bonnie Lieb said she expected to pay more than usual for an Uber ride from her Sterling, Virginia, home to Reagan National Airport Monday morning. With her car still covered in two feet of snow and her street unplowed, she said, she agreed to pay the Uber surge price of 4.4 times the normal fare.
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Air Passengers In Washington Race To Dodge Blizzard's Fury
As the first flakes of a monster blizzard fell at Reagan National Airport, Kara Macek was hoping that her family's vacation flight to Florida would make it out just before the storm reached its full fury.
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Hundreds of Flights Delayed, Canceled in US Over Air Traffic Glitch
Service slowly returned to normal Saturday at eastern US airports, after a computer problem at a regional air traffic control center delayed hundreds of flights for several hours.
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Washington Police seek motive for deadly US Navy Yard shooting
Investigators on Tuesday tried to piece together what led a former US Navy reservist to open fire at a Washington base, killing 12 people before being gunned down by police.
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Washington Navy Yard shooting: At least six including one gunman killed, many injured
At least six people have died in a shooting at the Washington Navy Yard today, said US Navy officials.
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Washington navy yard shooting: Several killed, up to 10 wounded, says Defense official
A Defense Department official says several people have been killed and as many as 10 have been wounded in a shooting at the Washington Navy Yard.
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Plane veers off runway in Washington, gets stuck in mud
A plane leaving Reagan National Airport in Washington veered off the runaway on Monday and its wheels got stuck in the mud, said officials.
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Three commuter jets avoid midair collision in US: Report
US Airways said on Wednesday that it is working with federal officials to investigate a newspaper report that three commuter jets narrowly averted a mid-air collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport outside the nation's capital.
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Daily Woes Of US Airlines: Single Passenger Flights, With Crew Still Working
When Reuters photographer Carlos Barria boarded American Airlines flight 4511 from Washington Reagan National Airport to New Orleans on Friday for an assignment, he was the only passenger on the 76-seat jet.
-
Smoke In Cockpit Incident Snarls Traffic At Washington Airport
The pilot of an American Eagle Bombardier CRJ-200 on final approach to Reagan Washington National Airport reported smoke in the cockpit on Monday, prompting extensive delays to other flights, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Meet The Woman Who's Spent 60 Years Making The Skies A Little Friendlier
It's early on a Thursday morning and flight attendant Bette Nash has just strolled up to Gate 19 at Reagan National Airport, where American Airlines Flight 2160 bound for Boston is parked and preparing for boarding.
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'I Nearly Passed Out': A $640 Uber Ride For A 30-Mile Trip To The Airport
Bonnie Lieb said she expected to pay more than usual for an Uber ride from her Sterling, Virginia, home to Reagan National Airport Monday morning. With her car still covered in two feet of snow and her street unplowed, she said, she agreed to pay the Uber surge price of 4.4 times the normal fare.
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Air Passengers In Washington Race To Dodge Blizzard's Fury
As the first flakes of a monster blizzard fell at Reagan National Airport, Kara Macek was hoping that her family's vacation flight to Florida would make it out just before the storm reached its full fury.
-
Hundreds of Flights Delayed, Canceled in US Over Air Traffic Glitch
Service slowly returned to normal Saturday at eastern US airports, after a computer problem at a regional air traffic control center delayed hundreds of flights for several hours.
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Washington Police seek motive for deadly US Navy Yard shooting
Investigators on Tuesday tried to piece together what led a former US Navy reservist to open fire at a Washington base, killing 12 people before being gunned down by police.
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Washington Navy Yard shooting: At least six including one gunman killed, many injured
At least six people have died in a shooting at the Washington Navy Yard today, said US Navy officials.
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Washington navy yard shooting: Several killed, up to 10 wounded, says Defense official
A Defense Department official says several people have been killed and as many as 10 have been wounded in a shooting at the Washington Navy Yard.
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Plane veers off runway in Washington, gets stuck in mud
A plane leaving Reagan National Airport in Washington veered off the runaway on Monday and its wheels got stuck in the mud, said officials.
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Three commuter jets avoid midair collision in US: Report
US Airways said on Wednesday that it is working with federal officials to investigate a newspaper report that three commuter jets narrowly averted a mid-air collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport outside the nation's capital.
