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An NTSC investigator said Thursday that the flight data recorders provided a "pretty clear picture" of the last moments of Flight 8501.

After two days of thousands of cancellations, flights in the Northeast began resuming normal operations Wednesday.

Uber's passengers are looking to make the rideshare startup pay for lax safety measures as technology outpaces regulation.

A senior official said Wednesday that the search for victims of Flight 8501 may end in a week if no more bodies are found in the Java Sea.

Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation will release an interim report of a year-long investigation into the missing MH370 flight on March 7.

The blizzard, nicknamed "Juno," has already cracked the top eight snowfall totals for Boston recorded since 1935.

Blizzard warnings were still in effect for parts of Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

A federal lawsuit filed Monday accuses the ride-sharing firm of using false claims to promote safety and security.

While winter storm Juno wasn't as severe as expected, flights at many East Coast airports remained grounded Tuesday.

New York state officials warned residents of the dangers of a snowstorm that many said could be one of the worst on record.

A travel ban for New York was lifted for city roads, but public transportation around the Northeast remained mostly suspended.

Indonesia's military called off the recovery operation stating that they believed that there are no more bodies trapped in the fuselage.

A mammoth blizzard along the U.S. East Coast kept people indoors, halted thousands of flights and prompted authorities to ban cars from roads.

This is the third offer from IAG in six weeks but Aer Lingus' trade union has claimed that a takeover may lead to the loss of 1,200 jobs.

Three UAE-based airlines cancelled their service to Baghdad after shots were fired at a flydubai plane upon arrival at the city's airport.

An NTSC investigator said that analysis of the cockpit voice recorder and the black box will not be included in the preliminary report.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday that city streets would be cut off to non-emergency vehicles starting at 11:00 p.m. EST.

States of emergency were issued for New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts.

From New York City to Maine, officials warn of life-threatening conditions in the next 24 hours as the first blizzard of 2015 approaches.

Production and supply of crude has to slow down to halt the decline in global oil prices, analysts say.

An Indonesian official said that efforts to float the fuselage of Flight 8501 will resume on Sunday.

After disappearance of Malaysia Airlines 370 and several other high-profile incidents, the safety board is urging safety and tracking upgrades.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau called for preliminary tenders for the recovery operations of missing Flight MH370 once it's found.

Divers are expected to reach the plane's fuselage Thursday after bad weather thwarted several attempts over the last few days.

The investigator, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that a stalling alarm was heard in the cockpit voice recorder.

The report will be made available only to "countries that are involved," a senior Indonesian official said.

Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee, which is investigating the crash, will release a preliminary report on Jan. 28.

Authorities cleared the plane after searching for explosives.

Investigators said that there is nothing in the cockpit voice recordings to indicate a terrorist link to the crash of AirAsia Flight 8501.