Thousands of travelers faced disruption as all flights were suspended on Wednesday at London’s Luton airport after a fire tore through a newly built parking garage, destroying vehicles and partially collapsing the structure. Four firefighters and an airport employee were treated in hospitals for smoke inhalation after the fire, which erupted on Tuesday evening. All […]
Dozens of flights cancelled at Londonâs Luton Airport after fire tears through parking garage
October 12, 2023 by
Seaglider takes off: Another major airline joins the push for battery-powered water flights
March 12, 2023 by
The REGENT Seaglider aims to fly between cities near the water transporting passengers in the most efficient way possible.⯠A recent successful test flight is making it more of a reality and attracting additional interest. CLICK TO GET KURTâS CYBERGUY NEWSLETTER WITH QUICK TIPS, TECH REVIEWS, SECURITY ALERTS AND EASY HOW-TOâS TO MAKE YOU SMARTER […]
Nearly 1,500 U.S. Flights Canceled amid Winter Storm–Following Recent Trend of Air Traffic Disruptions
March 3, 2023 by
Nearly 1,500 flights have been canceled throughout the country as the massive Winter Storm Olive hits multiple U.S. states this week. FlightAware data indicates 1,421 flights within, into, and out of the United States have been canceled as of 1:50 p.m. Wednesday. An additional 2,629 U.S. flights have been delayed. At Denver International Airport alone, 9 News reported, nearly
Buttigieg: My Private Flights Save Taxpayers Money, We Do Consider the Environment
February 28, 2023 by
On Thursdayâs broadcast of the Fox News Channelâs âSpecial Report,â Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg defended his air travel on private government jets despite the climate impact of doing so by arguing that doing so saves taxpayers money and this fact makes it different from former HHS Secretary Tom Priceâs actions. Host Bret Baier asked, [relevant exchange
Tom Brady happy to have key offensive lineman back ahead of playoff game: ‘It’s a big boost for us’
January 17, 2023 by
Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers received some reinforcements on the offensive line ahead of Monday nightâs NFC wild-card matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. The Buccaneers activated center Ryan Jensen from the injured reserved ahead of the game. Jensen had missed the entire regular season with a severe knee injury, which he suffered on […]
Nepal Flightâs Co-Pilot Lost Husband in âBall of Fireâ Plane Crash 16 Years Ago
January 17, 2023 by
Content warning: This story contains graphic descriptions and footage of a plane crash.In June 2006, a tiny passenger plane crashed as it approached a local airport in Nepal for landing, hitting the ground âin a ball of fire,â witnesses told the Nepali Times. Its co-pilot, Dipak Pokhrel, was killed, along with two other crew members
New Orleans’ Democrat Mayor Claims Economy Flights Not Safe for Black Women
November 17, 2022 by
The Democrat mayor of New Orleans, Louisiana, said this week economy flights are not safe for black women. In addition, LaToya Cantrell has said she would not repay money spent on a first-class trip from Washington Dulles Airport to Switzerland over the summer, Meaww reported Sunday. âMy travel accommodations are a matter of safety, not
âBreaking the Newsâ Reveals: Secret Service Records Show Hunter Biden Took at Least 23 flights Through Joint Base Andrews, Home of Air Force One and Two
May 23, 2021 by
According to Secret Service travel records obtained by Judicial Watch, then-Vice President Joe Bidenâs son Hunter took 411 trips across 29 countries between 2009 and the middle of 2014. That includes 23 flights into or out of Joint Base Andrewsâhome to Air Force One and Air Force Two. These trips, which shed light on Hunterâs…
Shanghai Cancels 500+ Flights over Coronavirus Outbreak
November 26, 2020 by
One of the worldâs busiest airports in Shanghai, China, canceled over 500 flights on Tuesday as the city raced to contain a recent coronavirus outbreak. âOn Tuesday, figures from data services firm VariFlight showed that over 500 flights out of Pudong Airport had been called off â nearly half the dayâs scheduled flights,â Agence France-Presse (AFP)…
Now illegal aliens are getting priority boarding on commercial flights?
January 20, 2018 by
As if commercial airline flights weren’t miserable enough, now we have Homeland Security officials escorting unscreened groups of illegals onto commercial airline flights, riding alongside paying passengers.  In another example of special treatment, the illegals board with all their luggage on a priority boarding basis, ahead of paying passengers. It’s the return of catch-and-release, and it’s […]
Rubio: Obama Administration ‘Outright Lied’ About Air Marshals on Flights to and from Cuba – VIDEO
September 15, 2016 by
If you are planning a trip to Cuba, you might want to postpone it until an honest and trustworthy administration takes over that can ensure your safety. A top TSA official admitted Wednesday that Cuba has not yet agreed to allow U.S. air marshals aboard scheduled airline flights between the the United States and Cuba […]
In Age Of Terror, Why Is Obama Rushing to Open Daily Flights With Cuba?
July 23, 2016 by
As the horrific attack in Nice made clear again Thursday night, America is in the midst of a global war against terrorists who seek to exploit whatever weak spots there are. Why, then, is the Obama administration in an unseemly rush to open daily flights with a communist dictatorship that shares intelligence and weapons […]
Bill Clinton Took Twice As Many Flights On âPedophile Islandâ Billionaireâs âLolita Expressâ Than Previously Reported
May 14, 2016 by
Jeffrey Epstein, the âbillionaire pedophileâ who was accused of keeping under aged girls as sex slaves on his private island, was long known to be friendly with former President Bill Clinton. The extent of that relationship, however, has never been made clear. But new records indicate the former leader of the free world was much […]
U.S. sends illegal immigrants home on expensive charter flights that are largely empty
April 22, 2015 by
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement may be wasting loads of money flying illegal immigrants home on expensive but largely empty charter flights, according to federal auditors. A recent review by the the Department of Homeland Security inspector generalâs office found that better logistical planning for deportation flights could have saved ICE up to $41 million. The watchdog agency said […]