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Two American Servicemen Killed in Frankfurt Airport Attack

Two people were killed and at least one injured on Wednesday after a gunman from Kosovo attacked a bus carrying U.S. soldiers at Frankfurt airport

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A Great Lakes Airlines Beech 1900D (N240GL) landing at LAX. (Photo by Brian Gershey)

Meet An Airline That Doesn’t Want Federal Subsidies: Wait, Really?

Great Lakes Airlines says it no longer needs Uncle Sam's money to fly to Dickinson, North Dakota thanks to the region's booming oil business.

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Total Turbulence Helps Guide Flights To Smoother Skies

Real-time turbulence reports are now crowdsourced directly from flights en route. However, it's the planes -- not the passengers -- doing the talking.

by Paul Thompson

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Sun Country Seeks $50 Million State Bailout

For the first time through the current spell of airline instability, an airline is seeking the government's financial help to survive.

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JetBlue CEO David Barger poses with the I Heart JetBlue Airbus A320 at Oshkosh 2011.

JetBlue Considering Boeing 787 and Airbus A350 for Latin America Flights

Speaking at the IATA Annual General Meeting in Beijing on Monday, JetBlue CEO David Barger revealed that the airline is looking into future widebody expansion utilizing either the Airbus A350 XWB or the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

by Jason Rabinowitz

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Two American Servicemen Killed in Frankfurt Airport Attack

Meet An Airline That Doesn’t Want Federal Subsidies: Wait, Really?

Total Turbulence Helps Guide Flights To Smoother Skies

Sun Country Seeks $50 Million State Bailout

JetBlue Considering Boeing 787 and Airbus A350 for Latin America Flights

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