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On Camera, Saudi Tourist Drives Maserati Down Rome's Iconic Spanish Steps
A movie-like moment was caught on camera when a Saudi tourist drove his sports car down Rome's iconic Spanish Steps. His illegal manoeuvre caused material damage to the monument.
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Volocopter Air Taxis Promised to Be Flying in Rome by 2025
German company Volocopter, Rome's airport operator ADR, and transportation infrastructure holding company Atlantia has promised to debut air taxis in the city in the next three years.
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Rome Airport Readies For Flying Taxis By 2024
Startup Volocopter hopes to make Fiumicino Airport a pioneer site for the rotor-bladed, battery-powered two-seater air taxi it is developing.
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Handle With Care? See What Really Happens To Your Checked-In Baggage
A man travelling from Rome was witness to a sight that may leave air travellers across the world heartbroken. Baggage handlers throwing passengers' luggage carelessly on to the conveyor belt at Edinburgh Airport.
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Brussels Survivors Say Blasts Instantly Evoked Paris Attacks
Simon O'Connor, a European Commission official, had parked his car and was about to walk toward the departure terminal, en route to Rome for work. Salome Corbo, an actress from Montreal, was at the Air Canada counter, about to check her luggage. Elouan Preaud and his wife, Angelina Centeno, were having breakfast, waiting to board an American Airlin...
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Italy Police Rumble Airport Art Thieves
Italian police have uncovered a complex network of thieves who stole valuable paintings at Rome's main airport, and charged two of the hub's staff with stealing the art works.
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Flights Resume at Rome Airport After Fire: Alitalia Airlines
Flights resumed today at Rome's Fiumicino airport after smoke from a fire in a nearby pine grove temporarily grounded planes.
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Flight Diverted Due to Row Over Man Wanting More Nuts
Nut case! A mid-air row involving a man wanting more nuts resulted in a flight with 282 people on board from Rome to Chicago being diverted to Ireland's Belfast airport with the estimated cost of the diversion amounting to a whopping 350,000 pounds.
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Rome Airport in Chaos After Fire Devastates Terminal
Scores of flights were cancelled and thousands of passengers had their travel plans wrecked Thursday after a fierce fire devastated part of a terminal at Rome's Fiumicino airport.
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Rome Airport Gradually Reopens After Terminal Fire
Rome's main Fiumicino airport was gradually reopening today after a fire badly damaged the main international terminal building and forced the cancellation of dozens of flights, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded.
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Rome Airport Gradually Reopening After Fire Forces Close
Rome's main Fiumicino airport gradually reopened on Thursday after a fire that badly damaged the main international terminal building forced a closure of about 12 hours.
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Rome Airport Closed After Terminal Fire, No Serious Injuries
Rome's main airport was closed on Thursday after a fire broke out in a baggage storage area but there were no serious injuries, officials said.
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Plane Evacuated at Rome Airport Over Bomb Alert
A bomb alert at Rome's Fiumicino airport forced officials to evacuate a Vienna-bound flight shortly before take-off after a passenger told the captain he had explosives in his luggage, Italian media reported on Wednesday.
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US Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Italy After Passengers, Crew Fall Ill
A US Airways plane made an emergency landing in Rome on Saturday after two passengers and 11 members of the crew were taken ill.
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Ethiopian Airlines hijacker was co-pilot: airport
The man who hijacked an Ethiopian Airlines flight en route from Addis Ababa to Rome on Monday was the co-pilot, according to the Geneva airport where the plane was forced to land.
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On Camera, Saudi Tourist Drives Maserati Down Rome's Iconic Spanish Steps
A movie-like moment was caught on camera when a Saudi tourist drove his sports car down Rome's iconic Spanish Steps. His illegal manoeuvre caused material damage to the monument.
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Volocopter Air Taxis Promised to Be Flying in Rome by 2025
German company Volocopter, Rome's airport operator ADR, and transportation infrastructure holding company Atlantia has promised to debut air taxis in the city in the next three years.
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Rome Airport Readies For Flying Taxis By 2024
Startup Volocopter hopes to make Fiumicino Airport a pioneer site for the rotor-bladed, battery-powered two-seater air taxi it is developing.
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Handle With Care? See What Really Happens To Your Checked-In Baggage
A man travelling from Rome was witness to a sight that may leave air travellers across the world heartbroken. Baggage handlers throwing passengers' luggage carelessly on to the conveyor belt at Edinburgh Airport.
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Brussels Survivors Say Blasts Instantly Evoked Paris Attacks
Simon O'Connor, a European Commission official, had parked his car and was about to walk toward the departure terminal, en route to Rome for work. Salome Corbo, an actress from Montreal, was at the Air Canada counter, about to check her luggage. Elouan Preaud and his wife, Angelina Centeno, were having breakfast, waiting to board an American Airlin...
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Italy Police Rumble Airport Art Thieves
Italian police have uncovered a complex network of thieves who stole valuable paintings at Rome's main airport, and charged two of the hub's staff with stealing the art works.
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Flights Resume at Rome Airport After Fire: Alitalia Airlines
Flights resumed today at Rome's Fiumicino airport after smoke from a fire in a nearby pine grove temporarily grounded planes.
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Flight Diverted Due to Row Over Man Wanting More Nuts
Nut case! A mid-air row involving a man wanting more nuts resulted in a flight with 282 people on board from Rome to Chicago being diverted to Ireland's Belfast airport with the estimated cost of the diversion amounting to a whopping 350,000 pounds.
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Rome Airport in Chaos After Fire Devastates Terminal
Scores of flights were cancelled and thousands of passengers had their travel plans wrecked Thursday after a fierce fire devastated part of a terminal at Rome's Fiumicino airport.
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Rome Airport Gradually Reopens After Terminal Fire
Rome's main Fiumicino airport was gradually reopening today after a fire badly damaged the main international terminal building and forced the cancellation of dozens of flights, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded.
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Rome Airport Gradually Reopening After Fire Forces Close
Rome's main Fiumicino airport gradually reopened on Thursday after a fire that badly damaged the main international terminal building forced a closure of about 12 hours.
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Rome Airport Closed After Terminal Fire, No Serious Injuries
Rome's main airport was closed on Thursday after a fire broke out in a baggage storage area but there were no serious injuries, officials said.
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Plane Evacuated at Rome Airport Over Bomb Alert
A bomb alert at Rome's Fiumicino airport forced officials to evacuate a Vienna-bound flight shortly before take-off after a passenger told the captain he had explosives in his luggage, Italian media reported on Wednesday.
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US Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Italy After Passengers, Crew Fall Ill
A US Airways plane made an emergency landing in Rome on Saturday after two passengers and 11 members of the crew were taken ill.
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Ethiopian Airlines hijacker was co-pilot: airport
The man who hijacked an Ethiopian Airlines flight en route from Addis Ababa to Rome on Monday was the co-pilot, according to the Geneva airport where the plane was forced to land.
