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June 17, 2024
Said Anthony Weiner, aka carlos danger. A play right said if you introduce a gun in the first act, it had better go off in the third act. It looks as though carlos danger is the gun. The story broke when we learned about a let ir to Congress James comey announcing a quote unrelated case concerned up new emails that appeared to be pertinent to the investigation because of her private email server. Comeys statement did not say when the fbi would announce the results of their review. Comeys stateme...
June 17, 2024
The historic summit with kim jongun, President Trump opening the door. Could the facetoface go on after all . Plus, the fight on the flight. Passengers in a midair brawl. What allegedly set off this personal turbulence. And the urgent recall tonight as millions hit the road this memorial day weekend. And good evening. Im tom llamas in for david, and its great to have you with us on a very busy friday night. As we head into the holiday weekend, a story of heroism. What could have been another Sch...
May 29, 2024
Preliminary findings of a probe into a Singapore Airlines flight show a rapid change in gravitational force and a 54m drop caused injuries.
June 20, 2022
American Airlines is cutting service at three airports, two in New York and one in Ohio, this fall. It has become the latest carrier to respond to the industry-wide shortage of pilots.
April 2, 2021
Delta News Hub Itโs been a tumultuous week for Delta. I canโt quite figure out what the strategy was here. If I were guessing, Iโd say this is what happened to turn this Georgia voting law issue into such a mess for the airline, though I have no actual knowledge. Government affairs told the comms team to shut up while they tried to work on โimprovingโ the bill or the angry Republicans would get angrier at Delta. After the bill passed, government affairs told comms to put out a middl...