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American Airlines begins shipping COVID-19 vaccine destined for the Caribbean The Fort Worth-based airline is using is large widebody jets, which have gone largely unused since the pandemic began in March. American Airlines workers at Chicago O'Hare International Airport load temperature-controlled shipments of COVID-19 vaccinations headed to Miami that will eventually go to a U.S. territory in the Caribbean.(Courtesy American Airlines / American Airlines) American Airlines began shipping COVID-19 vaccinations Sunday night out of Chicago bound for a U.S. territory in the Caribbean as the worl...

Six men charged with stealing ‘millions’ of airline frequent flier miles A hacker in Poland allegedly accessed frequent flier accounts in exchange for payments from associates in Texas, Oklahoma and California. Travelers at Terminal D the day before Thanksgiving at DFW International Airport.(Juan Figueroa / Staff Photographer) Six men, including one from North Texas, have been arrested and charged in a federal court as part of an international conspiracy to steal millions of airline frequent flier miles and sell ill-gotten plane tickets to unsuspecting buyers. A Polish suspect, Wojciech B...

Tammie Jo Shults honored among aviation greats two years after harrowing Southwest Airlines flight Shults, who retired from Southwest in August after a 26-year career, piloted a heavily damaged Boeing 737 to safety in April 2018 after an engine ripped apart and killed one passenger. Southwest Airlines Capt. Tammie Jo Shults in an interview with ABC's 20/20 set to air Friday night. (ABC/Heidi Gutman) (Heidi Gutman / ABC) Retired Southwest Airlines pilot Tammie Jo Shults has taken her place next to some of the giants of human flight, including Buzz Aldrin, Charles Lindbergh and Howard Hughes,...

PPP loans put $13.7 billion into the North Texas economy? Here’s who benefited from the stimulus program More than 128,000 local businesses benefited from the Payroll Protection Program. Deb and Scott Dodson, owners of Hilltop Lanes in Waxahachie, received a $63,240 Paycheck Protection Program loan from the federal government to help get their business ready to roll again.(Vernon Bryant / Staff Photographer) Deb and Scott Dodson were out of options last spring at their Waxahachie bowling alley, Hilltop Lanes, after being shut down more than two months when the COVID-19 crisis swelled in Tex...