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By Clint Jun 2, 2021 Southwest and American Airlines are extending suspensions of alcoholic beverages to in-flight passengers, thanks to the rise in unruly passenger behavior across the country. An internal memo sent to American Airlines flight attendants made the announcement on Saturday. The day before, Southwest made a similar decision after a flight attendant was assaulted and lost two teeth. “Flight attendants are on the front lines every day not only ensuring our customers’ safety, but are also calming fears, answering questions, and enforcing policies like federally-required face...

The entire town of baghdad. >> a boat overturned near key west, florida. rescue managed to pull eight people from the boat earlier. size, we don't know, or the details about how it flipped over. the airline industry looking forward to a busy holiday weekend as aviation and government officials alike are cracking down on a recent spike in unruly passenger behavior. our correspondent shows us tonight. good evening. >> shannon, the airline industry is still not above the clouds yet but headed in the right direction as airlines now hit some new turbulence in the skies. >> long lines, crowded plane...

Uber can ban you for being too flirty. the company released new guidelines for passenger behavior. among them, no smoking and no vomiting and no abusive language and no flirting. it is okay to chat with someone else in the car, but don't if they have single and don't touch or flirt with other people in the car. passengers could lose access to the service. new york city's taxi drivers recently released their 2017 calendar. this will really keep me warm in the winter months. look at that. love that pink tank, man. and there is one more. let's see it. put that away. as samantha from "sex and the

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Over the bridge by new jersey where it's cheaper. >> reporter: californians are paying the most, $4.28 a gallon. mississippians are paying the least, $2.75. while the vast majority of us are traveling by car, 2.1 million people went through checkpoints on thursday. >> people are ready. people can't wait to get out, can't wait. >> reporter: because the surge in airline traffic came on so fast, many airlines weren't ready, and now planes are full. united airlines ceo scott kirby now expects a surge of returning business travelers in the fall. >> i think zoom is going to be a great replacement fo...