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Month: February 2023

Desvían un vuelo de American Airlines al aeropuerto de Raleigh-Durham por una pasajera conflictiva

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN) — El vuelo 3444 de American Airlines fue desviado al Aeropuerto Internacional Raleigh-Durham este miércoles debido a una pasajera problemática, según el aeropuerto de Carolina del Norte. “Aproximadamente a las 3:41 p.m., el vuelo AA 3444 con salida de Jacksonville a Washington, DC, se desvió a RDU debido a una pasajera

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The business class cabin features a 25-inch wide chair that can be reclined into a two-meter-long bed.

Qantas reveals new first and business class cabins for ultra long-haul ‘Project Sunrise’ flights

By Maggie Hiufu Wong and Karla Cripps, CNN As Qantas gears up for the 2025 launch of its ultra long-haul “Project Sunrise” flights, the airline is offering a sneak peek of what passengers in the plane’s front section will experience on the 19-hour record-breaking journeys. On Thursday, the airline revealed the first and business class

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Spectrum News 13 in Orlando identified the slain reporter as 24-year-old Dylan Lyons.

TV station identifies slain reporter among the 3 killed — including a child — in a Florida shooting spree

CNN, WFTV, WKMG, ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE, CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS By Amy Simonson, Nouran Salahieh, Holly Yan and Michelle Watson, CNN A gunman in central Florida killed a woman Wednesday, returned to the scene and killed a TV journalist covering that death, and then fatally shot a 9-year-old girl nearby before he was arrested, authorities said.

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The Biden administration announced Wednesday its toughest immigration policy aimed at turning away migrants hours after the president thanked Poland for welcoming Ukrainian refugees. Biden is pictured here departing Poland on Wednesday.

Fury over Biden’s new asylum policy grows after he thanks Poland for welcoming Ukrainian refugees

By MJ Lee and Priscilla Alvarez, CNN The split screen was striking. President Joe Biden in Warsaw, Poland, expressed unequivocal support for refugees borne out of Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine. Back home, his administration just hours later announced its toughest policy yet aimed at turning away migrants, many of whom are fleeing persecution and

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