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American Airlines and regional partner American Eagle canceled about 500 flights to and from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport today in the aftermath of a hailstorm that battered planes.
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American Airlines and regional carrier American Eagle canceled about 460 flights into and out of Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport today as tornadoes, hail and thunderstorms moved through the area.
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An American Airlines flight attendant forced a jet to return to the gate at the Dallas-Fort Worth airport after shouting about a crash and having to be subdued by passengers, a law enforcement official said.
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A 65-year-old passenger was charged with a felony after boarding an American Airlines flight with a gun in her handbag and passing through security screening at the Dallas-Fort Worth airport, authorities said.
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AMR Corp. and its American Airlines unit, the third-largest U.S. carrier, want to stop paying on $1 billion of municipal bonds that financed Dallas-area airport facilities without giving up their use.
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American Airlines and American Eagle canceled 707 flights, or 20 percent of their daily schedule, and pulled 89 planes from service after hail battered the carriers’ biggest hub and storms raked across the central U.S.
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A “major tornado outbreak” brewing across nine states in the central U.S. is adding to insured losses that may already have reached $6.5 billion this season, according to an industry group.
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