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Planes Clip Wings on TarmacAre following a developing story at Newark Airport . CF AA is investigating how two planes collided on the tarmac Nashville. It was clipped by the left wing of a Scandinavian airlines flight on its way to Germany as both planes were taxiing just
Are following a developing story at Newark Airport . CF AA is investigating how two planes collided on the tarmac was a minor collision but this is the tale of the expressjet for two to six. Operating as united express and headed to Nashville. It was clipped by the left wing of a Scandinavian airlines flight on its way to Germany as both planes were taxiing just after 8 this evening fortunately. No one was hurt all
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2 Airplanes About to Take off Clip at NJ Airport
Liberty International Airport . Federal Aviation Administration officials say no A Scandinavian Airlines plane's left wing tail of a United Airlines plane while they say Scandinavian Airlines Flight 908 was behind
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Two Planes Clip Wings at Newark Liberty International Airport
Wednesday while on the runway at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, authorities said. The left wing of the Scandinavian Airlines plane clipped the tail of the United ExpressJet as the aircrafts prepared to take off, according to the FAA . The United Jet had to be towed back to the gate. "ExpressJet
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Company IDs 7 Killed in Afghanistan Plane Crash
America's National Transportation Safety Board is also investigating the crash alongside the ministry. The Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing also are participating in the probe. NATO is discounting Taliban claims of responsibility for
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Officials Say Threatened FAA Towers to Remain Open
met last week with LaHood and FAA administration Michael Huerta was private pressure from the airlines whose business was disrupted would accept an easing of the FAA cuts while leaving the balance that the cost of cancelling FAA furloughs would be $220 million with about 50 communities and airport operators in hopes of arranging
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Obama: I've Still Got Juice
And there was not a single U.S. airport that came in the top 25, not one. Not one U.S. airport was considered by the experts and consumers 25 in the world. I think Cincinnati Airport came in around 30th. Well, what does well, there was some money in the FAA to deal with these furloughs, well
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One Dead as Planes Collide in Calif.
departed for an engine test flight, according to the Federal Aviation Administration . The flights merged approximately eight miles Ventura, Calif. at 2 p.m. yesterday. The FAA said the first airplane landed on the West Lake
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House, Senate Move to Fix Typo in FAA Measure
a missing letter in a bill that will allow the Federal Aviation Administration to withdraw its furloughs of air traffic controllers delays that angered thousands of travelers. The FAA was already resuming normal operations, moving
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Planes Collide Near LA; 1 Crashes, 1 Lands, 1 Dead
from Santa Monica Airport in order to test the fairway." Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Allen leaving Santa Monica Airport . The National Transportation Safety Board and FAA are investigating. FAA records show the
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Food Safety, Unemployment, Flood Predictors Still Subject to Sequestration Cuts
the bill that gave the Federal Aviation Administration more flexibility in Obama called the new FAA bill a "temporary fix R-Ariz., called the FAA bill "a little bit I'm for giving the FAA flexibility, but I
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Typo Delays FAA Funding Bill
million to the air traffic control system from an airport improvement fund. The Senate rushed the measure the measure was officially signed into law, the Federal Aviation Administration issued a statement saying that all employee furloughs
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B787 1st Test Flight in Japan Since Battery Fire
a two-hour flight before returning to Tokyo's Haneda Airport . Batteries aboard two 787s failed less than two weeks apart modifications Friday following similar steps by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration .
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FAA : Air Traffic System Soon at Full Operation
The Federal Aviation Administration said that duty. The FAA had no choice week as the FAA kept planes revenue for airlines . Even if LaGuardia airport on Friday helping the Federal Aviation Administration while doing
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FAA : Air Traffic System Soon at Full Operation
The Federal Aviation Administration said that revenue for airlines . Even if cuts at the FAA were required equally. The FAA had reduced who keep airport towers and helping the Federal Aviation Administration while doing
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Planes Clip Wings on Tarmac
Are following a developing story at Newark Airport . CF AA is investigating how two planes collided on the tarmac Nashville. It was clipped by the left wing of a Scandinavian airlines flight on its way to Germany as both planes were taxiing just
Are following a developing story at Newark Airport . CF AA is investigating how two planes collided on the tarmac was a minor collision but this is the tale of the expressjet for two to six. Operating as united express and headed to Nashville. It was clipped by the left wing of a Scandinavian airlines flight on its way to Germany as both planes were taxiing just after 8 this evening fortunately. No one was hurt all -
Airline Delays Over? Senate Approves PlanWhat could be the end of airport armageddon. And all those kerley is at reagan national airport for us there in washin good backed up because of the faa issues. Reporter: All across approved a plan to allow the federal aviation administration to move $250 million from
a roll call vote, the senate approved a plan to allow the federal aviation administration to move $250 million from other accounts. No new money. But controllers would be back in the towers, hopefully ending those dreaded -
Caterpillar Earnings Show It's No Butterflyweren't going to feel the cuts for awhile but now the Federal Aviation Administration says the furloughs are causing lots of delays at economic activity. So you don't because case of the FAA trying to make it seem like a larger problem and
we weren't going to feel the cuts for awhile but now the Federal Aviation Administration says the furloughs are causing lots of delays at airports how bad is it. We'll bring -- Israeli anecdotally -- stories of -
Sequester Cuts Cited in Airport Delaysat major airports because the faa is being forced to furlough This is just the start. The faa now warning that as many as fewer eyes in the tower, the faa is slowing air traffic for safety more than just their time. Airlines may have to cut fees. That
no end in sight. Flights are delayed at major airports because the faa is being forced to furlough thousands of air traffic controllers. Matt gutman from miami. Reporter: The delays are already piling up. New york area airports reporting delays of over an hour. L.A.X. Over three hours overnight. This is just the start. The faa now warning that as many as 6700 friglights could be delayed every day. The sequestration, the automatic across- across-the-board spending cuts forcing furloughs. Fewer flaens the air translates into delays. About 5,000 planes in the air at a given time and fewer eyes in the tower, the faa is slowing air traffic for safety. Planes could be prevented from lapding and taking off. Those delays could cost travelers more than just their time. Airlines may have to cut fees. That will drive up sixticket prices. Demand will be high. Reporter: The only anti-dote? We need democrats -
Jet Blue Plane Clipped at JFK TaxiwayTop stories a mishap at Kennedy Airport this morning involving two passenger jets Eyewitness live there at JFK with details Michelle affiliate they clipped each other The Florida. The air India passengers from Delhi have all depleted gone through customs and they are on their way. An FAA investigation now is under way and we're live at JFK channel seven. Eyewitness News.
all depleted gone through customs and they are on their way. An FAA investigation now is under way and we're live at JFK -- -- -- channel seven. Eyewitness News. -
FAA's Ill Communicationnow starting here. At the airport here in Denver this afternoon major computer failure at the Federal Aviation Administration . The communications breakdown happened this afternoon at an FAA facility south of Atlanta is just further proof the FAA needs a major overhaul
ABC it's now starting here. At the airport here in Denver this afternoon and -- dozens of major airports around the country. Flights have been delayed by a major computer failure at the Federal Aviation Administration . The communications breakdown involved the system that files flight plans for half the country ABC's Brian -- reports from New York. Where thousands of passengers today just getting off the ground was a struggle. And all because of a single computer glitch it happened this afternoon at an FAA facility south of Atlanta. One of only two senators responsible for processing. Tens of thousands of flight plans a day every commercial -
FAA to Review Dreamliner Plane Designdreamliner, is having a nightmare run. And the faa will conduct a full review of its design, its systems and its manufacturing. The faa calling in the national press corps to week, and just overnight at a different airport in japan, a cracked cockpit windshield seriously to catch the attention of the ntsb, faa and aviation experts. United, which flies
It really does. Now, to the dreamliner. The faa is ordering a comprehensive review of the airliner this morning. And it's the latest in a series of stumbles for the 787. Jim avila is here with the latest. Jim, good morning. Reporter: The ballyhooed plane of the future, the dreamliner, is having a nightmare run. And the faa will conduct a full review of its design, its systems and its manufacturing. The faa calling in the national press corps to talk about a recent rash of problems onboard the dreamliner 787. Bloomberg news reporting, thewarning light in tokyo this week, and just overnight at a different airport in japan, a cracked cockpit windshield, the electrical hitch is seriously to catch the attention of the ntsb, faa and aviation experts. United, which flies the only six 787s OPERATING DOMESTICALLY, Says it has no plans to take its dreamliners out of service. Boeing says, it has extreme confidence in the 787. And it is 100% safe to fly. Today, the faa will say, if it agrees. Sources tell abc news that the faa is not going to ground the plane, signaling at least for now it doesn't feel the plane's problems are safety issues right
