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'Crossing Runways' Blamed for Pair of Near-Crashes at Chicago Airportcall came on May 16, 2011, when a SkyWest Airlines flight from Michigan was on "a collision course" with an ExpressJet Airlines flight that was taking off, bound for Buffalo. Ultimately, after swift action by the pilots, the planes "passed
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Days of long tarmac delays may be over, new numbers suggest
2011 to 1,353 this June. The most on-time airlines were Hawaiian Airlines, which benefits from good weather, Alaska Airlines, and Mesa Airlines. The most delayed were United Airlines, Frontier Airlines and ExpressJet Airlines .
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Airlines post fewer flight delays in May, government reports
of arriving on time in May were Hawaiian Airlines, which usually doesn't deal with bad weather, Alaska Airlines and AirTran Airways. Airlines posting the most delays were United Airlines, ExpressJet Airlines and American Airlines.
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Airlines on time at record rate in first quarter, data show
on-time arrival rate for March were Hawaiian Airlines, which usually benefits from favorable weather, AirTran Airways and US Airways. Carriers that were delayed the most were ExpressJet Airlines , Virgin America and United Airlines.
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Airlines hit record highs for on-time flights, luggage handling
Airlines that were on time the most in February were Virgin America, AirTran Airways, and Hawaiian Airlines, which usually benefits from favorable weather. Frontier Airlines, ExpressJet Airlines and United Airlines had the most delays.
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Airlines had 'best January' for getting there on time
Airways and Southwest Airlines, which are merging, rounded out the top three airlines in terms of on-time arrivals. The airlines with the lowest on-time arrival rates were: Frontier Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and ExpressJet Airlines .
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Airlines have one of their best years for arriving on time
which benefits from favorable weather, and Delta Air Lines. The carriers with the worst were Frontier Airlines, ExpressJet Airlines and Continental Airlines, which is merging with United Airlines.
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Fliers trapped overnight on tarmac want more from airline
Minneapolis-St. Paul. The Department of Transportation is investigating the incident, and Continental and ExpressJet Airlines — which operated the flight for Continental — have publicly apologized to the passengers. Continental also has
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Fliers trapped overnight on tarmac want more from airline
Minneapolis-St. Paul. The Department of Transportation is investigating the incident, and Continental and ExpressJet Airlines — which operated the flight for Continental — have publicly apologized to the passengers. Continental also has
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Passengers stranded on a plane really are stuck
Despite anger and frustration, the passengers stuck overnight Friday aboard a packed 50-seat jet on the tarmac at the Rochester, Minn., airport didn't revolt. They didn't even ask to get off the plane. "Everybody was tired and wiped out, and nobody spoke up," says Link Christin, a passenger who
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Passengers stranded on a plane really are stuck
USA Today Analysis: About 200,000 Domestic Passengers Stuck For Three Hours Or More Since January 2007
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Passengers stranded on a plane really are stuck
Despite anger and frustration, the passengers stuck overnight Friday aboard a packed 50-seat jet on the tarmac at the Rochester, Minn., airport didn't revolt. They didn't even ask to get off the plane. "Everybody was tired and wiped out, and nobody spoke up," says Link Christin, a passenger who
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Tarmac ordeal renews push for fliers' rights
latest Department of Transportation statistics. It's prompted an apology from Continental and Houston-based ExpressJet Airlines , which operated the flight. It has spurred anger from the manager of the Rochester airport, who blames the airline
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Pilot Refuses Airport's Full-Body Scansearched for weapons. But some critics say it's a virtual strip search and outrage Michael Roberts is a pilot with expressjet airlines . It was headed to work last Friday when he was chosen to go through one of the new X ray scanners he refused and
a virtual strip search and outrage Michael Roberts is a pilot with expressjet airlines . It was headed to work last Friday when he was chosen to go through one of the new X ray scanners he -
Pilot Refuses Full-Body Scanfour and a half years he easily walk in the same security checkpoint in Memphis international airport to fly for expressjet airlines . But when the airport replace the metal detector with a full body scanner first officer Michael Roberts refused
in the same security checkpoint in Memphis international airport to fly for expressjet airlines . But when the airport replace the metal detector with a full body scanner first officer Michael Roberts refused to walk through --
