Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport News
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An early spring snowstorm that tied up air traffic along the U.S. East Coast probably won’t have the impact on New York City that forecasters initially feared.
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US Airways Group Inc. said the U.S. Justice Department extended an antitrust review of its proposed merger with American Airlines parent AMR Corp., asking the companies for more information.
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A combination of AMR Corp.’s American Airlines and US Airways Group Inc. promises to strengthen the U.S. industry’s ability to raise fares as the combined carrier eventually cuts back on flying.
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The tie-up of AMR Corp.’s American Airlines and US Airways Group Inc. will create a carrier with more trans-Atlantic routes, a broader network along the U.S. East Coast and the biggest frequent-flier program.
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Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport lost power at two terminals, shutting down ticket counters and concession stands, a spokesman said.
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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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Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport will get a second nighttime air-traffic controller after two flights had to land unaided, possibly because the lone person on duty was asleep. That controller was suspended.
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The eastern, central and southern U.S., close to half of the nation, faces another day or two of extreme heat and severe weather that may further disrupt power to homes and businesses, meteorologists said today.
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The European Commission said it will start on July 7 “a wide-ranging debate on the future of pensions in Europe.”
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Radio silence at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport’s tower yesterday during two early- morning landings renews concerns about U.S. controllers working when they’re too tired to function, after the lone worker on duty fell asleep.
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