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Singapore Airlines said on May 30 that it will re-launch the world's longest commercial flight in October, a journey of almost 19 hours from the city-state to New York, but it will not be available to economy travelers.

Airlines canceled most flights to and from Boston's Logan International Airport on Tuesday, as another powerful winter storm bringing heavy snow and high winds struck the region, according to CNBC. 

Two people were killed when an Amtrak passenger train collided with a freight train in the U.S. state of South Carolina early on Feb. 4,

Since the end of last year, there is a hole into the center of Sofia becoming deeper and deeper. Those living in neighboring buildings feel the vibrations. They are curious about what is being built. The answer is - the highest hotel in Sofia (107 meters), which will be part of the Marriott chain. At present, the world-famous chain has no hotel in the Bulgarian capital.

An Amtrak train making the first-ever run along a faster new route hurtled off an overpass south of Seattle on Dec. 18 and spilled some of its cars onto the highway below, killing at least three people, injuring dozens and crushing two vehicles, authorities said.

American Airlines has been scrambling to avoid thousands of cancelations over the busy holiday travel period after a scheduling glitch left many flights without pilots, the company said on Nov. 29.

A Turkish man who disrupted a flight from Los Angeles to Honolulu won’t receive additional jail time and must pay American Airlines more than $8,500.

A major airline passengers group has lauded Turkish Airlines as a Five-Star Global Airline based on passenger experience and comfort, Turkey's flag carrier announced on Sept. 26.        

Turkish Airlines has kicked off talks to order a total of 40 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner jets, the company announced on Sept. 22.

Although the hotels in Greece worked with over 90% of their capacity this summer, their room rates did not rise respectively, according to the 5-star hotels of Athens.