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British Airways will use a 747-400 for San Jose flights next year. British Airways will use a 747-400 for San Jose flights next year. Photo: British Airways Photo: British Airways Image 1 of / 9 Caption Close Image 1 of 9 British Airways will use a 747-400 for San Jose flights next year. British Airways will use a 747-400 for San Jose flights next year. Photo: British Airways Routes: San Jose gets B747, Nerdbirds, JetBlue,SuperShuttle, Las Vegas rail, United, Hawaii 1  /  9 Back to Gallery In route news, British Airways is bringing a 747 to San Jose and will test some new technology on SFO flights; American will revive "Nerd Bird" flights between San Jose and Austin; JetBlue plans more Boston … [Read more...] about Routes: San Jose gets B747, Nerdbirds, JetBlue,SuperShuttle, Las Vegas rail, United, Hawaii

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO - The state motto of New Mexico is “Land of Enchantment.” This is especially true in the weather-perfect month of October when the city of Albuquerque comes alive with the sight of hundreds of colorful hot air balloons filling the deep blue sky. For the past 48 years, the Albuquerque International BalloonFiesta has been giving people both on and off the ground a visual feast of rare beauty. What began in 1972 with a modest launch of 13 balloons has evolved into the largest ballooning event in the world — and the world’s most photographed event. Over the course of a nine-day celebration earlier this month, about 800,000 visitors witnessed more than 550 balloons of all shapes and sizes float above the state’s largest city. Balloon flows and glows In the evening, about 200 balloons lit up the sky with balloon glows followed by spectacular fireworks. Balloon pilot Gary Michalek has been piloting hot air balloons for 32 years, 20 of them … [Read more...] about Albuquerque Balloon Festival Draws Massive Crowds

close Video FBI reportedly testing minibar samples in investigation into Dominican Republic deaths U.S. authorities are reportedly conducting further toxicology analysis at the Bahia Principe resort after the mysterious deaths of Americans; Jeff Paul reports on Santo Domingo. The families of two U.S. citizens have come forward to Fox News to report that the pair died suddenly while visiting the Dominican Republic. They have been identified as Chris Palmer, a 41-year-old Army veteran from Kansas who died April 18, 2018, and Barbara Diane Maser-Mitchell, a 69-year-old retired nurse from Pennsylvania who died on Sept. 17, 2016, after falling critically ill at a resort. The State Department confirmed their deaths to Fox News on Thursday. The two deaths reported to Fox News come as US and Dominican officials are probing the sudden deaths of nine Americans on the island dating back to June 2018. Maser-Mitchell’s family came forward after learning of … [Read more...] about Deaths of Kansas man, Pennsylvania woman in Dominican Republic newly scrutinized amid spate of tourist fatalities

ATLANTA - Four years after battling life-threatening cancer in his liver and brain, and four months after falling and breaking his hip, requiring surgery and weeks of intense physical therapy, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter took the stage September 18, unassisted, here for the Annual Jimmy Carter Emory University Town Hall, which he’s participated in, uninterrupted, for 38 years. Standing without assistance for more than 30 minutes, addressing topics ranging from current polarized U.S. politics to his favorite animal, Carter, a distinguished professor at Emory, showed no signs of fatigue or pain as he enthusiastically answered question after question from those who gathered in the cavernous campus gymnasium by the thousands to hear him speak. “Before this I really didn’t know much about President Carter,”  freshman Stephanie Teng said. “I feel so fortunate to be here.  I know that many students won’t have this opportunity in their … [Read more...] about After Battling Cancer, Hip Surgery, Ex-President Carter Still Thriving at 95