The panel was on the underside of the aircraft, where the wing meets the body and near where the landing gear deploys, United told The Associated Press via email.
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Frontier Airlines is offering the only “all you can fly” pass for an entire year for $599.
At one point, Credit Suisse shares lost more than a quarter of their value, hitting a record low.
The sudden suspension of news reporters followed Musk’s decision Wednesday to permanently ban an account that automatically tracked the flights of his private jet using publicly available data.
“We could be facing years, not months, of fewer home sales,” the CEO of Redfin said.
Dr. Miriam Adelson, the widow of the longtime Las Vegas Sands Corp. chairman and CEO, eulogized him as someone who was irreplaceable.
American Airlines is notifying about 25,000 workers that their jobs could be eliminated in October because of plunging demand for air travel, adding to the toll that the virus pandemic is taking on the airline industry.
The largest retailer in the nation will make it mandatory for customers to wear face coverings effective Monday.
T-Mobile became one of the country’s largest carriers, along with AT&T and Verizon, after buying rival Sprint.
Executives were upset about the newsletter’s coverage, so their employees set out to ruin the lives of the couple who ran the website.
A tourist from New York was arrested for allegedly violating Hawaii’s traveler quarantine after he posted on Instagram photos of himself sunbathing and carrying a surfboard, state officials said.
Asian stock markets and U.S. futures fell Monday after the Federal Reserve slashed its key interest rate to shore up economic growth in the face of mounting global anti-virus controls that are shutting down business and travel.
Starbucks says it’s moving to a to-go model for all its stores in the U.S. and Canada for at least two weeks over concern about the new coronavirus.
If successful, it would be the first change to U.S. cigarette warnings in 35 years. Nearly 120 countries have such warnings.
China on Thursday threatened retaliation if Washington steps up its war over trade and technology by going ahead with planned Sept. 1 tariff hikes on additional Chinese imports.
