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Flight delays worsen

Flight delays worsen as shutdown and Hurricane Melissa hit travel

It could be a rough week for air travel as the partial government shutdown nears the one-month mark, air traffic controllers miss their first full paychecks, and Hurricane Melissa causes disruptions.

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Flight delays get even worse as shutdown and Hurricane Melissa wreak havoc on air travel

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Hurricane Melissa Hits Cuba Hours After Devastating Jamaica

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Hurricane Melissa smashes through Caribbean, accelerates towards Bermuda

Hurricane Melissa smashed through the northern Caribbean and was seen picking up speed as it churned across open ocean towards Bermuda on Thursday, leaving a trail of high winds and destruction from J...

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Before and after Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica seen in satellite imagery

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Will Hurricane Melissa affect the UK weather?

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Islanders send support after hurricane devastation

The hurricane hit the Caribbean island on Tuesday, destroying homes and infrastructure, flooding neighbourhoods and leaving five people dead.

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Melissa kills 25 in Haiti, nearly 30 total as hurricane batters Caribbean

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First deaths from Hurricane Melissa confirmed in Jamaica as storm leaves trail of destruction across Caribbean

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United Airlines Flight Delayed Over 4 Hours After Flight Attendants' Dispute Forces Complete Crew Replacement

A routine United Airlines flight from Des Moines to Chicago turned into a four-hour ordeal for passengers Monday after a dispute between two flight attendants escalated to the point where the entire cabin crew had

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Flight Status Tracker: Thousands of Journeys Delayed Nationwide

Flight delays and cancellations escalated over the weekend, with real-time flight tracking data confirming over 8,000 delays across the United States on Sunday, which was up from approximately 5,300 the previous day. Up-to-date flight information can be found in this real-time flight tracker.

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United Airlines flights resume after 'technology issue' delays travelers around the country

DENVER — Travelers around the country flying United Airlines, including passengers coming into or departing from Denver International Airport, were met with flight delays Wednesday night after what the airline describes as a "technology disruption.

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United Airlines flights resume with delays after being grounded at multiple airports across US

SAN FRANCISCO — United Airlines flights were grounded across the country Wednesday evening due to a "technology issue" that has since been resolved. Flights out of San Francisco International in California, George Bush Intercontinental/Houston in Texas ...

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United Airlines halts departures for ‘technology issue’

(CNN) — United Airlines halted its mainline flights out of departure airports Wednesday night due to a “technology issue,” the airline told CNN. “Due to a technology issue, we are holding United mainline flights at their departure airports,” an ...

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Plane windshield shatters during United Airlines flight to LAX

Officials are investigating how a windshield shattered during a United Airlines flight from Denver to the Los Angeles International Airport on Oct. 16, officials confirmed to KTLA on Sunday. “On Thursday,

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Passenger loses laptop in the most unlikely way forcing plane turn around

A passenger’s laptop dropped through the passenger cabin into the cargo bay, forcing a United Airlines flight bound for Rome to return to Washington Dulles International Airport in Virginia.

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United Flight To Rome Returns After Passenger's Laptop Fell Into Cargo Hold

On October 15, a United Airlines Boeing 767-400ER operating Flight UA126 from Washington to Rome made an unexpected return to IAD after the unusual onboard incident. Data from Flightradar24 shows the 767 performing a U-turn off the coast of Boston less than an hour into its eight-hour journey to Rome.

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U.S. Flight status check: Airlines are bracing for more delays as Government shutdown means no salary for over 60,000 airports officials

Flight delays are likely as the U.S. government shutdown means no paycheck for around 13,000 air traffic controllers and about 50,000 Transportation Security Administration officers.