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Pentagon-FAA Communication Failure Leads to Near Misses at Reagan Airport
A communication line between the Pentagon and Washington, D.C. air traffic controllers has been inoperable since March 2022, resulting in two near-miss incidents this month that involved military helicopters and commercial airplanes, prompting investigations and a review of helicopter traffic at hig...
Pentagon-FAA Communication Failure Leads to Near Misses at Reagan Airport
A communication line between the Pentagon and Washington, D.C. air traffic controllers has been inoperable since March 2022, resulting in two near-miss incidents this month that involved military helicopters and commercial airplanes, prompting investigations and a review of helicopter traffic at hig...
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36% Bias Score
Converting Qatari 747 to Air Force One: \$1 Billion, Years of Delays
Converting a 13-year-old, Qatari-owned 747 jet into a new Air Force One for President Trump would cost over \$1 billion, take years to complete, and may not be finished by 2029, according to aviation experts.
Converting Qatari 747 to Air Force One: \$1 Billion, Years of Delays
Converting a 13-year-old, Qatari-owned 747 jet into a new Air Force One for President Trump would cost over \$1 billion, take years to complete, and may not be finished by 2029, according to aviation experts.
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52% Bias Score
Newark Airport Delays Highlight Air Traffic Control Crisis
Chronic delays and cancellations at Newark Liberty International Airport, caused by a shortage of air traffic controllers and aging equipment, are prompting the FAA to implement short-term fixes, including flight reductions and technical repairs, while seeking long-term solutions involving technolog...
Newark Airport Delays Highlight Air Traffic Control Crisis
Chronic delays and cancellations at Newark Liberty International Airport, caused by a shortage of air traffic controllers and aging equipment, are prompting the FAA to implement short-term fixes, including flight reductions and technical repairs, while seeking long-term solutions involving technolog...
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40% Bias Score
US High-Speed Rail: Slow Progress Amidst Global Expansion
The US is building its first high-speed rail lines, but faces challenges including slow planning, cancelled funding, and a car-centric culture, lagging behind countries like China and those in Europe that have invested heavily in extensive HSR networks.
US High-Speed Rail: Slow Progress Amidst Global Expansion
The US is building its first high-speed rail lines, but faces challenges including slow planning, cancelled funding, and a car-centric culture, lagging behind countries like China and those in Europe that have invested heavily in extensive HSR networks.
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52% Bias Score
Tempe Train Crash Analysis: No Evidence of High-Temperature Event
A forensic analysis of the February 28, 2023, Tempe train crash site found no evidence of significant temperature increase at the impact point, suggesting a maximum temperature of 200-250 degrees Celsius, contradicting hypotheses of intense fire or explosion.
Tempe Train Crash Analysis: No Evidence of High-Temperature Event
A forensic analysis of the February 28, 2023, Tempe train crash site found no evidence of significant temperature increase at the impact point, suggesting a maximum temperature of 200-250 degrees Celsius, contradicting hypotheses of intense fire or explosion.
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32% Bias Score
FAA Investigates Newark Airport's Recurring Telecommunications Issues
The FAA is considering temporary flight reductions at Newark Liberty International Airport after four telecommunications-related disruptions in two weeks, prompting an emergency task force and an investigation into the previous administration's role in the issues.
FAA Investigates Newark Airport's Recurring Telecommunications Issues
The FAA is considering temporary flight reductions at Newark Liberty International Airport after four telecommunications-related disruptions in two weeks, prompting an emergency task force and an investigation into the previous administration's role in the issues.
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44% Bias Score
Melbourne CBD Proposed as Near Car-Free Zone Using Metro Tunnel
Global urban planning expert Salvador Rueda proposes a nearly car-free Melbourne CBD using the Metro Tunnel as its spine, creating 12 superblocks with limited car access and prioritizing pedestrians and cyclists, while integrating autonomous vehicles and limiting public EV chargers.
Melbourne CBD Proposed as Near Car-Free Zone Using Metro Tunnel
Global urban planning expert Salvador Rueda proposes a nearly car-free Melbourne CBD using the Metro Tunnel as its spine, creating 12 superblocks with limited car access and prioritizing pedestrians and cyclists, while integrating autonomous vehicles and limiting public EV chargers.
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48% Bias Score
Changi Airport Begins Construction on Fifth Terminal to Meet Post-Pandemic Travel Demand
Singapore begins construction on Changi Airport's fifth terminal today, aiming to handle 50 million annual passengers by the initial phase and connect to over 200 cities by the mid-2030s, reflecting a post-pandemic travel rebound and exceeding growth rates in other regions.
Changi Airport Begins Construction on Fifth Terminal to Meet Post-Pandemic Travel Demand
Singapore begins construction on Changi Airport's fifth terminal today, aiming to handle 50 million annual passengers by the initial phase and connect to over 200 cities by the mid-2030s, reflecting a post-pandemic travel rebound and exceeding growth rates in other regions.
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48% Bias Score
KLM Resumes Tel Aviv Flights Amidst Staff Safety Concerns After Rocket Attack
KLM will resume flights to Tel Aviv from late May despite staff safety concerns following a recent rocket attack near Ben Gurion Airport; the airline cites daily safety checks and confidential information justifying the decision, while staff highlight the unpredictable nature of conflict zones and q...
KLM Resumes Tel Aviv Flights Amidst Staff Safety Concerns After Rocket Attack
KLM will resume flights to Tel Aviv from late May despite staff safety concerns following a recent rocket attack near Ben Gurion Airport; the airline cites daily safety checks and confidential information justifying the decision, while staff highlight the unpredictable nature of conflict zones and q...
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48% Bias Score
Global Traffic Safety Challenges: Colombia's Motorcycle Crisis, New Regulations, and Autonomous Vehicle Concerns
This article reports on rising motorcycle accident rates in Colombia, new traffic regulations in Mexico and Chile, and concerns surrounding autonomous vehicles, highlighting various road safety challenges and their global implications.
Global Traffic Safety Challenges: Colombia's Motorcycle Crisis, New Regulations, and Autonomous Vehicle Concerns
This article reports on rising motorcycle accident rates in Colombia, new traffic regulations in Mexico and Chile, and concerns surrounding autonomous vehicles, highlighting various road safety challenges and their global implications.
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40% Bias Score
Chile Enforces License Plate Etching Law to Combat Vehicle Theft
A new Chilean law, fully effective May 15, 2025, requires car owners to etch their license plates onto their vehicle windows and mirrors to combat the rise in vehicle theft and the illegal sale of stolen parts; non-compliance results in fines of 72-109 USD.
Chile Enforces License Plate Etching Law to Combat Vehicle Theft
A new Chilean law, fully effective May 15, 2025, requires car owners to etch their license plates onto their vehicle windows and mirrors to combat the rise in vehicle theft and the illegal sale of stolen parts; non-compliance results in fines of 72-109 USD.
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32% Bias Score
Air Traffic Control Blackouts Expose US System's Critical Shortages
Air traffic controllers at Philadelphia's TRACON experienced two recent communication blackouts, lasting 90 seconds and 30 seconds, respectively, impacting flights to/from Newark Airport, highlighting a critical shortage of air traffic controllers and outdated technology within the US air traffic co...
Air Traffic Control Blackouts Expose US System's Critical Shortages
Air traffic controllers at Philadelphia's TRACON experienced two recent communication blackouts, lasting 90 seconds and 30 seconds, respectively, impacting flights to/from Newark Airport, highlighting a critical shortage of air traffic controllers and outdated technology within the US air traffic co...
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44% Bias Score
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