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[Title] => World airlines see blue skies ahead
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[Title] => Passengers on US-bound flights face more screening
[Summary] => Some people traveling to the United States from or through Yemen, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and 11 other countries were subjected to extra security screening, including full body pat-downs, yesterday as US officials refined their response to a failed terrorist attack in Detroit on Christmas.
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[Title] => New restrictions to add to air-travel headaches
[Summary] => New security restrictions swiftly implemented following a botched attempt to blow up an airliner on Christmas Day will make U.S. air travel more burdensome and could discourage some business fliers, key customers for the airlines.
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[Title] => Errant US pilots were working on their laptops
[Summary] => WASHINGTON (AP) — Two pilots have told US investigators that they were going over schedules using their laptop computers in violation of company policy while their Airbus passenger jet overflew their Minneapolis, Minnesota, destination by 150 miles (240 kilometers), the National Transportation Safety Board said Monday.
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[Title] => Missing engines hamper Hudson plane crash probe
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