Transportation
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Teen Pilots Rise: Safety Rules and Training Under Scrutiny
An examination of the legality, safety standards, and training protocols surrounding the rise of teenage pilots in the…
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Alaska Air Group Cuts 200 Non-Union Jobs as Fuel Costs Threaten $700 Million Loss
CEO Ben Minicucci warns of first adjusted pretax loss since 2003 as jet fuel prices surge 57% amid…
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How Riyadh Air Reconfigures Operations Amid Regional Conflict
Facing severe security disruptions at its main hub, Riyadh Air relocates operations 400 km north to keep limited…
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Heathrow Resurfaces Its Northern Runway Overnight as Passenger Numbers Hit Record Highs
An exclusive look at how London Heathrow keeps its busiest runway operating overnight while navigating the heavy financial…
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House Committee Clears AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act for Full House Vote
WASHINGTON, September 16 — The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act is headed to the House floor this…
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Europe to Vietnam: Why Flights Are So Expensive
HANOI, September 11 — Europe-to-Vietnam airfares have climbed to near-record highs in 2026, with a direct return ticket…
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Solo Travelers Save About 30% on Airfare Compared to Groups This Summer
NEW YORK, Sept. 8 — Solo travelers booking summer flights are finding a significant price advantage over groups,…
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Europe to Thailand: Why Flights Are So Expensive
BANGKOK, September 5 Flights from Europe to Thailand have seen a sharp increase in cost in 2026, with…
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Cabinet Approves Rs 13,041 Crore Rail and Highway Projects, Including Howrah-Chennai Quadrupling
TEHRAN, August 20 — The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved five major infrastructure projects, including four railway and…
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Icebreaker Ships Navigate Frozen Seas for Centuries
BRUGES, July 18 — The icebreaker’s story is older than most people realize, and it starts not in…
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India Joins Germany, Japan, US and China in Hydrogen Rail With Its First Train
NEW DELHI, July 17 — India’s first hydrogen train cannot run without dedicated storage and refuelling infrastructure, and…
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NTSB explains how it investigates crashes and issues safety fixes
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The National Transportation Safety Board, the independent federal agency tasked with determining the probable…
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How IATA Took Over Airline Fare-Setting After the 1944 Chicago Conference Failed
MONTREAL, July 16 — The International Air Transport Association, the global trade body for airlines, has long operated…
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Mumbai Mega Block Disrupts Central Railway Main and Harbour Lines on July 12
MUMBAI, July 11 — Central Railway announced today that it will conduct a “mega block” on its Main…
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New Panama Canal Chief Takes Over as Drought Threatens Further Cuts to Transits
PANAMA CITY, July 10 — The man steering the Panama Canal through its most turbulent period in a…
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Panama Canal Locks Lift Ships 85 Feet Above Sea Level
PANAMA CITY, July 10 — The Panama Canal Authority released new operational data today detailing the precise mechanics…
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Panama Canal Drought Reduces Daily Ship Transits, Strains Global Trade
PANAMA CITY, July 10 — On the banks of the Miraflores Locks, the scene is both familiar and…
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Hub Group’s Fifty-Year Climb From a Windowless Office to Intermodal Scale
NEW YORK, July 3 — The figure that matters: roughly 31%. That is the stock decline Hub Group,…
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Minns pledges $12 billion to bring train manufacturing back to the Hunter
The Hunter region has been waiting more than a decade for this. On Wednesday morning, New South Wales…
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India’s first hydrogen train nears passenger service after reaching 120 km/h in trials
JIND — The water vapour hissing from the test track here is already being called the future of…
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FAA Awards Air Space Intelligence 12-Year, $875 Million Air Traffic Software and AI Contract
The $875 million contract the FAA awarded this week to Air Space Intelligence did not materialize out of…
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De Havilland Comet and Boeing 707 Revolutionized Air Travel
LONDON, July 8 — For the millions of people who crossed the Atlantic in the decades before 1958,…
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Long Island Rail Road Workers Go On Strike Over Contract Dispute
Date: 2026-05-16, Category: International Conflict – The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) strike, involving five unions representing over…
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Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Airport Resumes International Flights After War
On 25 April 2026, Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran began handling foreign‑origin flights again, ending a two‑month…
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