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United flight from New Jersey to Ireland diverted to Canada, stranded for days due to weather
NEW YORK -- An international United Airlines flight was diverted and grounded for days over the weekend. United flight 23, from Newark to Dublin, instead landed at St. John's International Airport in Newfoundland, Canada last Thursday because of a medical emergency. Then, severe weather kept them there for several more days.
United Airlines will operate its Dulles-Albuquerque route with an Airbus A319 initially, switching to a Boeing 737-700 later ...
Sunport officials announced the nonstop flight on Friday, saying the service will start May 22 with a flight to and from the ...
United Airlines will start nonstop service from Dulles Airport to Albuquerque, New Mexico, beginning on May 22.
U.S. airlines are hoping the Trump administration will abandon a Biden-era policy regarding compensating passengers for ...
The larger northwest portion is referred to as a “Future Site” in the plan, which said the land is reserved for “flexible ...
With service to Israel on Delta and United being restored, El Al said it would add a fifth weekly Boston flight. El Al serves ...
Exclusive: Phillip Magness was among 271 passengers and crew forced to spend an impromptu weekend in Newfoundland after his ...
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Help! Why did United Airlines charge me twice for my lap baby?After a TPG reader's lap infant ticket disappeared on each leg of his family's round-trip journey from Newark to Geneva, ...
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