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Winter Storm Hampers Travel In The Heartland

Huge System Stretches From Gulf To Northeast

A sprawling winter weather system streching from the Gulf of Mexico north and east to the Great Lakes and New England is wreaking havoc with US air travel on Tuesday.

German Minister Says Airbus' Job Cuts Must Be Shared

As Labor Unions Gear Up For A Fight

Germany's economy minister Michael Glos has pledged to fight what he views as disproportionate job cuts for his country expected to come as part of a restructuring plan set for unveiling by Airbus on February 20.

Flight Attendant Accused Of Mile-High Encounter With Actor

Coworkers Say FA Had Lavatory Dalliance With Ralph Fiennes

A classic "he said/she said" scenario involving Australian carrier Qantas is playing out, just in time for Valentine's Day. A flight attendant is accused of having a mile-high encounter with actor Ralph Fiennes, during a recent flight from Sydney, Australia to India.

Comair Holds On Imposing Pay Cuts

Agrees To Third Last-Minute Truce

Comair and the union representing its pilots agreed to another last-minute truce late Friday just before the company was set to impose bankruptcy court-approved pay cuts.

Unpaid Airport Security Fees Approach $200 Million

Feds Say They'll Start Collecting This Year

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has a new mission -- bill collecting. The department says US airlines owe it $196 million in unpaid airport security fees, and it's going to start collecting this year.