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A line of thunderstorms that touched off tornadoes, knocked out power to thousands and grounded hundreds of flights across the Midwest is bringing rain and potential flooding to the East Coast, including Washington and New York.
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Southwest Airlines Co. and Virgin America Inc. are poised to jockey for new long-distance flights at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, the first such routes added since 2004.
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AMR Corp.’s American Airlines and US Airways Group Inc. should give up flights at Washington’s Reagan National Airport before U.S. regulators approve the carriers’ merger, a JetBlue Airways Corp. executive said.
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Airlines and passengers braced for a third day of delays as the U.S. government’s automatic budget cuts furlough air-traffic controllers, slowing operations at some of the busiest hubs.
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Delta Air Lines Inc. and US Airways Group Inc. were told by the U.S. that they must surrender 75 percent more flights to competitors than they proposed in order to swap slots in New York and Washington.
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As much as 10 inches (25 centimeters) of snow may fall in Chicago from a storm that has scrubbed more than 1,200 flights into and out of the city for today and hundreds more in Washington for tomorrow.
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On Capitol Hill, rewriting the tax code was postponed. At the White House, the daily news briefing was called off. Offices where 300,000 federal employees work were closed.
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Light snow mixed with rain fell in Washington, where federal offices were closed and more than 1,000 flights scratched, as the city braced for a winter storm that dumped more than 9 inches of snow on Chicago.
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Southwest Airlines Co. Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly , taking on his biggest acquisition ever, is dismantling the carrier’s keep-it-simple strategy in a bid to reignite growth.
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A merged AMR Corp.’s American Airlines and US Airways Group Inc. should have to give up flights in Washington as part of their deal, the chief of JetBlue Airways Corp. said.
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