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Summer flights expected to be full


Passengers on U.S. airlines this summer will stand a good chance of finding the seats next to them occupied. The industry group Airlines for America is projecting “slightly fuller flights” than last summer, “driven in part by a record number of international travelers.”

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    How safe is cargo on passenger flights?


    More than a third of cargo that comes into the U.S. is on passenger flights. And while air travelers must go through rigorous screening, the cargo that’s loaded onto their planes doesn’t always get the same level of scrutiny.

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      Strike in France expected to ground many overseas flights


      Air France expects to cancel nearly half its long haul flights Tuesday as a strike by aviation workers enters its second day.

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        Alaskan volcano could erupt, disrupt air travel


        Officials are monitoring a remote Alaska volcano that could launch an ash cloud, potentially threatening intercontinental flights.

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          What will 2012 bring in air travel?


          Air travel outlook for 2012: Fares and fuel prices may be in flux, but fewer flights and continued fees are practically certain.

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            FAA to announce final pilot fatigue rule


            Passengers nodding off while on commercial flights soon may get more assurance that the pilots aren't doing the same thing.

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              Authorities cancel flights as haze shrouds Beijing


              Thick air shrouding Beijing forced authorities to cancel flights and close expressways, state media reported Monday.

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                Gun-themed purse delays teen flier


                Flying fashionistas with a thing for the Second Amendment may want to leave their gun-themed purses and other paraphernalia at home, lest they be flagged as a security risk and miss their flights.

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                  Pilot: Don’t fret about crowded skies


                  More than 5,000 flights may be in the sky at once on the busiest holiday travel days. Passengers often ask me if pilots are aware of other nearby aircraft while in flight, and whether or not they ever come “too close for comfort”. The answers in order are yes and rarely.

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                    Wi-Fi coming to international flights


                    United will soon become the first U.S. airline to provide Internet on intercontinental flights. Will other carriers follow?

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