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London-Bound American Airlines Jet Returns To Miami Over Maskless Passenger

Pilots turned the Boeing 777 around less than an hour into the transatlantic flight.
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Olivia Culpo Told To Put On Blouse Or Be Banned From Flight, Sister Says In Video

The former Miss Universe had her wardrobe-shaming moment chronicled on Instagram.
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FAA Has Referred 37 Air Passengers For Criminal Prosecution

Airlines have reported more than 5,000 incidents involving unruly passengers this year.
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American Airlines Diverts Jet After Passenger Assaults Flight Attendant

The flight attendant was punched at least twice and had “multiple broken bones in her face,” according to the Association of Professional Flight Attendants.
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Flight Attendants At American Airlines Subsidiary Threaten To Strike

Workers at Piedmont Airlines say their wages are too low to live on. Now they might join other striking workers.
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Airlines Rebuff Texas Governor

Southwest and American airlines, both based in Texas, said they will follow federal vaccine mandates, even though Gov. Greg Abbott banned companies from requiring employees to be vaccinated.
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Southwest, American Airlines Rebuff Texas Gov, Will Comply With Biden Vaccine Mandates

The airlines said federal law "supersedes" any state action, a blow to Republican Gov. Greg Abbott.
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American Airlines Cuts Hundreds Of Flights As Travel Demand Rises

The airline said it hopes the cancellations will help avoid future disruptions as it deals with a labor shortage and inclement weather.
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American, Southwest Airlines Extend Alcohol Suspensions After 'Disturbing' Incidents

The decision comes after a flight attendant lost two teeth during an assault. Nationwide, there has been a significant rise in unruly passenger behavior, the FAA said.
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Texas Voting Groups Pressure Corporations To Oppose GOP Voter Suppression Push

New legislation would curtail early voting and drive-in locations, but activists hope Texas-based companies will help stop the rush to restrict poll access.
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