Air Passenger Arrested after Refusing to Turn off Cellphone
A Southwest Airlines passenger was arrested after he refused to turn off his cell phone.
Alaska Airlines Passenger in Custody after Biting Crew Member
An Alaska Airlines passenger bit a crew member at the taxiing gate of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Tracking Happy Feet’s Return to Antarctica
New Zealand's famously lost Emperor penguin, Happy Feet, has been returned to the Southern Ocean, and we can all track his journey back to Antarctica online.
Burning Man 2011: Photos from the 25th Desert Festival
The near 50,000 revelers packed up and left Black Rock City in the Nevada desert Monday, leaving behind a pile of ashes for next year's week-long party. This year marked the 25th annual Burning Man, the festival where people gather to celebrate music, the arts and self-expression.
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Stunning Images of Ice Caves on Antarctica’s Active Volcano Mt. Erebus Revealed (PHOTOS)
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China’s Qiantang River Gets Record Level of Tides Ahead of Typhoon Nanmadol (PHOTOS)
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Spanish town Gets Messy for annual Tomatina Tomato Fight [PHOTOS]
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English-isims: Understanding our Friends Across the Pond
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World’s Oldest Person Found in Amazon Preparing for 121st Birthday
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5 Reasons You’ll Want to Visit Ghana
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Colosseum-Sized Amphitheater Uncovered Near Vienna
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Fight over Head Scarves at Amusement Park Reignites Debate
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Melbourne, Vienna, and Vancouver Named World’s Most Liveable Cities
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Man Who Threw Son Overboard Boat: 'We Were Having Fun'
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American Airlines Steps Up Amenities for First Class Passengers
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Texas, Oklahoma Wildfires Cause Evacuations
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Blackbeard’s Queen Anne’s Revenge Wreckage Confirmed off North Carolina
The shipwreck discovered in 1996 by a private contractor working for the state of North Carolina has been confirmed to be the Queen Anne's Revenge, the flagship of the notorious 18th-century English pirate Blackbeard, state officials said.
Indian Low-Cost Air Lines Take Price War to Overseas Routes.
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Miami Airport Terminal Reopens after Evacuation
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U.S. Carriers Among World's Top 10 Safest Airlines
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Michigan Man Killed by Grizzly Bear in Yellowstone Park
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Hurricane Irene: Airlines Struggle to Resume East Coast Air Travel
In the wake of Hurricane Irene, airlines are struggling to resume a normal schedule, particularly in New York City.
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