Record-Breaking Temperatures Expected To Heat Up East Coast
Record-breaking temperatures are expected to hit the East Coast of the United States next week.
With Last MD-11 Passenger Flight, Another Aviation Icon Goes Away
The McDonnell Douglas MD-11 was elegant, commercially doomed, and the last American rival to Boeing.
Are Trans-Atlantic Airfares About To Get Cheaper? The Economics Of Long-Haul, Low-Cost Flights
Iceland's budget airline announced new routes from the U.S. to Europe this week. Are budget airlines finally getting into the long-haul game?
North Korea Closes Borders To Tourists Amid Ebola Virus Fears
North Korea will not admit any international tourists, effective immediately. The reason? Ebola fears.
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Nepal Blizzard: Hopes Fade For 40 Trekkers Still Missing After Storm
Over 500 people have been rescued from a route popular with foreign tourists that circles Annapurna, the world's tenth-tallest peak.
Ebola Virus Outbreak: Scare Forces Carnival Cruise Line Ship To Turn Around; Reporter Live Tweeting From Ship
Despite being trapped on a Carnival cruise with a passenger who may be infected with Ebola, reporter says passengers are in high spirits.
American Airlines Ebola Scare? Flight Crew May Have Kept Sick Passenger In Bathroom
An American Airlines flight passenger who became sick on the plane was allegedly kept in the bathroom until the aircraft landed.
Africa's Tourism Industry Hit Hard From Ebola Even Far From Virus Outbreak
Tourism to parts of east and southern Africa is taking a hit over Ebola, even though the regions are far removed from the epidemic.
Ebola Outbreak: Carnival Cruise Ship Isolates Potential Victim, Heads Home
Mexico wouldn't let the vessel dock, and a Texas lab worker who handled Ebola testing samples is in voluntary isolation on the vessel.
Dallas Hospital Worker Who May Have Worked With Ebola Specimen Is On A Caribbean Cruise
The worker and her partner are in voluntary isolation on the cruise, and are being monitored by the ship's doctor.
Nepal Avalanche, Blizzard Death Toll Rises To 29, With At Least 70 Still Missing: Report
Hikers who were caught in unseasonably bad weather found themselves unprepared to survive the harsh conditions, according to reports.
John Kerry's US Air Force Jet Breaks Down Again In Vienna, Forcing Him To Fly Commercial
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and 40 people from his staff heard about the plane's problems when they were checking out of their rooms.
Why Do Expensive Hotels Charge for Wi-Fi When Cheaper Hotels Don’t?
While two out of three hotels offer free Wi-Fi, the priciest hotels still charge a fee.
India's IndiGo Could Place Big Aircraft Order By Early 2015
IndiGo, India's largest airline by market share, could pick up a combination of regional planes that can seat up to 100 passengers.
Ebola Scare Prompts Congresswoman To Suggest Not To Allow People From West Africa Into US
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention believes that a travel ban might further worsen the Ebola epidemic.
Two Pilots Die After Planes Collide Mid-Air Over Nevada
An investigation has begun into the crash, which occurred in Yerington in western Nevada, about 60 miles southeast of Reno.
FAA Likely To Reopen Chicago Air Traffic Control Center Monday
Authorities were forced to cancel more than 5,000 flights at Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports after a fire on Sept. 26.
Cyclone Hudhud Update: At Least 8 People Killed, Storm Weakens
Cyclone Hudhud has weakened since Sunday when it battered the coastal regions of Andhra Pradesh with heavy rains and winds.
Cyclone Hudhud Update: Tropical Storm Causes First Casualty
A 9-year-old girl dies and an 11-year-old boy goes missing, as India evacuates its eastern coast in preparation for Hudhud.
Ebola Outbreak: JFK Airport Begins Screening Travelers From West Africa
New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport is one of five U.S. airports to improve its screening of travelers from West Africa.
Flight Attendants Union Fighting FAA Electronics Rule
The FAA ruled last year that small electronics may be used during all phases of flights. The flight attendants union wants to reverse that.
West Africa Travel Ban: Why Ebola Fears Over US-Bound Flights Are Overblown
A majority of Americans think the U.S. should ban all flights from countries fighting Ebola, but the fears may be overblown.
Ark Encounter Job Listing Requiring ‘Statement Of Faith’ Lands Ken Ham’s Noah’s Ark In Hot Water
Kentucky tourism officials threatened to deny tax breaks to Ark Encounter over a job listing requiring a “Statement of Faith.”
Ebola Fears Spark Cabin Cleaners Strike At LaGuardia Airport In New York
Airline cabin cleaners worried about Ebola have gone on strike at New York’s LaGuardia airport.
Hajj 2014: For Saudi Arabia, The Muslim Pilgrimage Is Big Business
The annual Muslim pilgrimage is turning into a luxury experience. That's good for the Saudi economy but not for low-income Muslims.
London Underground Staff To Strike Over Jobs, Ticket Office Closures
The walkout on the busy Tube network, from 9 p.m. on Tuesday next week to 9 p.m. on Thursday, will coincide with another planned strike.
Chicago Air Traffic Delays: Flights Into, Out Of O'Hare and Midway Disrupted By Equipment Outage
No air traffic moved into or out of O'Hare and Midway airports for about an hour.
A Ban On Air Travel From Ebola-Stricken Countries Would Backfire, Experts Say
Public health experts agree that restricting flights from West Africa would not help contain the Ebola epidemic.
US Ebola Fears: Patient Seen Vomiting Outside On Way To Hospital
The Ebola patient was seen vomiting outside his apartment complex on the way to a Dallas hospital, a local resident said.
Possible Second US Ebola Patient Being Monitored In Dallas
Health officials are monitoring everyone who came into close contact with the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S.
Hong Kong Protests Could Affect 'Golden Week' Tourism, Retail Sales
Safety concerns over Hong Kong's ongoing pro-democracy demonstrations could scare away would-be tourists.
Chicago Airport Fire Suspect Brian Howard Remains Jailed, Continued Delays At O'Hare, Midway Airports
Brian Howard, the Chicago air traffic control fire suspect, appeared in court Monday.
Recovery Of Japan Volcano Victims Suspended Tuesday Amid Signs Of Rising Activity
Twelve bodies have been recovered from the 3,067-metre (10,062 feet) peak but at least 36 are feared to have died.
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