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Author : Joey StevieOften when you see an airplane or a helicopter passing through the clouds, what do you feel? Either you want to fly as a passenger or you wish to fly the airplane all by yourself The first option can be f (Read More)
USATODAY.com - Today In the Sky:
Here is Friday's news round-up. It includes recent aviation-related stories posted on USATODAY.com. The stories listed below include only those ...
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USATODAY.com - Today In the Sky:
For any of our readers who use Twitter, I suggest two lists of great sources for aviation-related Twitter feeds that came out this month. And, ...
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L.A. Times - National News:
The FAA blames a computer glitch in Salt Lake City. Hundreds of flights around the country were canceled or delayed Thursday after a commu (Read More)
New York Times:
Flights over much of the eastern United States were delayed by a failure in a communications system that takes flight plans from the airlines and feeds them to air traffic controllers.
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Politics As Usual:
But defense officials say their ability to scramble fighter jets was unaffected.
Federal Aviation Administration - Fighter aircraft - United States - Business - Aerospace and Defense. (Read More)
MSNBC.com: News:
Authorities say an Arizona couple has been indicted in the theft of nearly 1,000 pieces of luggage from baggage claim carousels at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport - Business (Read More)
SF Gate:
Authorities say an Arizona couple has been indicted in the theft of nearly 1,000 pieces of luggage from baggage claim carousels at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Maricopa County prosecutors say the 45-count indictm (Read More)
News Networks:
Innovation,
Firehose,
One Of The Intersections Of Race, Politics, Feminism And Hip Hop
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Topics:
International,
Business
SF Gate:
Los Angeles International Airport now says there won't be any significant delays from an FAA computer glitch that caused disruptions at other U.S. airports. The problem kept traffic controllers from getting automated flight p (Read More)
MSNBC.com: Travel:
The Federal Aviation Administration's computer glitch on Thursday caused travel headaches around the country. Here are the stories of some of the affected travelers. (Read More)
feeds.feedburner.com:
Lisa Stark explains how a computer error caused nationwide airline delays.
Airline - Aviation - United States - Transportation - Technology. (Read More)
New York Times:
The glitch in the system that feeds flight plans to air traffic controllers, which also failed in August 2008, snarled thousands of flights in the eastern U.S.
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Wall Street Journal:
It's going to be hard enough to get an economic recovery going without more problems at the Federal Aviation Administration.
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NY Post:
Air travelers nationwide scrambled to revise their plans Thursday after an FAA computer glitch caused widespread cancellations and delays for the second time in 15 months. The Federal Aviation Administration said the problem, (Read More)
News Network:
The Aviation News Network
Topic:
Faa
SF Gate:
Los Angeles International Airport is warning passengers that there may be significant delays in flights because of an FAA computer glitch. LAX officials say there are no problems Thursday morning but there could be beginning (Read More)
Nagpur-Cities-The Times of India:
Civil aviation minister Praful Patel visited Gondia district to take stock of the crop situation after the heavy rains. (Read More)
News Networks:
The Aviation News Network,
Current Business News
Topic:
Stock
Wired: Threat Level:
An unspecified computer glitch is being cited as the cause for commercial flights being canceled or temporarily delayed on Thursday.The glitch was related to a key Federal Aviation Administration flight-processing system, acc (Read More)
ABC News: U.S.:
FAA says widespread delays, cancellations in US due to problem with flight plan system
Flight plan - Aviation - Business - Recreation - Transportation and Logistics. (Read More)
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