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Japan traces Boeing 787 problem to improper wiring, report says
Japan’s investigation into a burning lithium-ion battery aboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight found it was improperly wired, according to an Associated Press report. The country’s Transport Safety Board had been looking into the...
Tags: Federal Aviation Administration, National Transportation Safety Board, Air Transportation Industry, Japan, United Air Lines
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United Airlines pulls Boeing 787 out of service until June 5
With the Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet grounded by the Federal Aviation Administration, United Airlines said it is keeping the beleaguered aircraft off its flight schedule through June 5. “We are taking the 787 out of our schedule through June 5,...
Tags: National Transportation Safety Board, Federal Aviation Administration, Air Transportation Industry, Japan, United Air Lines
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Copter pilot dies in crash while keeping crops from freezing
L.A. NOWThe pilot of a helicopter that went down in Central California was found dead Wednesday, Kern County sheriff’s officials said. The helicopter, which was one of two helicopters flying overhead to keep crops from freezing, was reported missing about... -
Families of victims in Jenni Rivera plane crash file lawsuit
L.A. NOWThe families of four passengers who died aboard a plane carrying Jenni Rivera filed a lawsuit Thursday against four entities, including the singer's corporation.... -
Atlanta airport gets high marks for business travel, survey says
The busiest airport in the world, with nearly 2,500 landings and departures a day, has also been ranked as the best airport for business travelers to make a connection and get good food and helpful amenities. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International...
Tags: Travel, American Airlines, Inc., Business Trips, Trips and Vacations, Rentals
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Report: Poor leadership by Coast Guard contributed to 2009 death
L.A. NOWA "poor command climate" at the Coast Guard station in San Diego, including three officers-in-charge being relieved for cause in the previous eight years, contributed to the 2009 crash in San Diego Bay in which a boy was killed, according...... -
Federal investigators en route to site of deadly tour bus crash
L.A. NOWFederal investigators are en route to the site of a bus crash near Yucaipa that killed at least eight people and injured dozens more Sunday night, officials said.... -
Moscow hotels rank as the world's most expensive for business travelers
For the ninth consecutive year, Moscow hotels ranked as the most expensive in the world for business travelers, followed by Lagos, Nigeria, and New York City. The ranking, based on an annual survey by U.K.-based Hogg Robinson Group, a travel, expense...
Tags: Travel, Trips and Vacations, Moscow (Russia), Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Lagos (Nigeria)
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Tour bus crash: Survivor recalls 'very, very horrendous images'
L.A. NOWFederal inspectors over the last year found faulty brakes and numerous other safety violations on the tour bus that careened out of control on a winding mountain road near Yucaipa on Sunday evening, killing seven passengers in a rollover accident,...... -
Tour bus crash: Authorities identify 6 who died
L.A. NOWAuthorities on Monday night had released the names of six of the seven victims who died when a tour bas crashed with two other vehicles on a mountain roadway in San Bernardino County.... -
Coast Guard: Fuel line leak caused Carnival cruise fire
The investigation into why the Carnival Triumph went from cruise ship to floating crisis may last six months, the U.S. Coast Guard said Monday. Investigators released new insights into the early stages of how the 3,141-passenger, 1,086-crew-member...
Tags: Bahamas, Arts and Culture, National Transportation Safety Board, U.S. Coast Guard, Rubber Products Industry
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Runaway tour bus: Passengers screamed, prayed before crash
L.A. NOWThe passengers on a runaway bus that apparently lost its brakes in a fatal weekend accident near Yucaipa clung to each other and said a prayer before the bus rolled down the hillside, killing seven people....
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