The search for 56 people on board AirAsia Flight 8501, which crashed in the Java Sea on Dec. 28, has been called off.
It was built between 1901 and 1905 to allow workers access between two hydroelectric power plants.
Indonesia search authorities said Monday that three more bodies have been recovered from the Java Sea.
The government-owned Aung Tagun 3, carrying more than 200 people, went down after it ran into high seas late Friday.
It's not clear which member of the U.S.-led coalition the spy worked for. The Turks aren't saying.
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So far, the other health care workers have not exhibited symptoms of the virus.
AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes said that the search for bodies of 60 people, including Flight 8501's captain, would likely end within days.
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Nearly 135 million passengers will take to the skies in March and April, a trade group predicted.
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The new wearable technology, which was announced Monday and launches April 24, has plenty of potential to improve the travel experience.
An interim report released Sunday points to confusion between Kuala Lumpur air traffic control and their counterparts in Vietnam.
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The airport in Kathmandu was closed because a crashed Turkish jet blocked its lone runway, stranding more than 24,000 travelers.