Atlanta, GA – As the country pulls out of a recent economical recession, that for many, has been the survival of the fittest. The rising cost of fuel and Americans with less money has been no help at all for the airline industry. Since December of 2007, 11 airlines have filed for bankruptcy, 7...
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Moscow, RUSSIA – Today, the president of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, has placed the unfortunate successes of the airport suicide bombing on security failures within the airport. Vladimir Putin also vowed to take revenge on those responsible for this attack. According to media reports in Russia the suicide bomb at the Domodedovo Airport in Moscow...
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Washington D.C. – The Transportation Security Agency (TSA) shelled out over $30 million on devices known as “puffers.” These so called “puffers” puffed air at people in order to smell explosives that they might be carrying. These devices wound up being taken out of airports and determined not to be worth the expense....
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New York City - The Federal Aviation Administration has lost crucial details about who owns one-third of the 357,000 personal as well as commercial planes within the United States. These missing files has caused the FAA to worry that this “weak link”could be taken advantage of by terrorists as well as drug traffickers. The...
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London – The Airline and Airport News & Analysis has announced Orlando International Airport with the US ANNIE Prize 2010 “Airport with the most new routes” for gaining 14 new destinations in the 12 months to October. Overall Florida’s airports scored high in the awards with Miami coming a close second with a net...
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