Serial Stowaway Strikes Again

February 11, 2015       TOP STORY Serial Stowaway Strikes Again A woman with history of sneaking onto flights managed to get on a flight from Minnesota to Florida without a ticket and now the TSA wants to know why and how. WLTV's Clark Fouraker reports.     Keep Reading             3-Hour 'Trapped on Tarmac' Delays Hit Record Low Fewer and fewer passengers are getting stuck on the tarmac for longer than three hours, thanks to a 2010 law.     Keep Reading       Passenger Jet Lands on Nose After Landing Gear Fails A U.S. Airways jet was forced to make an emergency landing at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport after its landing gear failed to deploy.     Keep Reading           Flight Diverts to Chicago After Co-Pilot Nearly Overworked After a first officer almost exceeded his work time due to bad weather in Boston, an American Airlines flight was diverted to Chicago Sunday night.     Keep Reading       When Will Airline Ticket Prices Fall? "The airlines are saving billions of dollars and it's time that consumers get a little bit of that back in some sort of relief," advocates say.     Keep Reading         When Will Airline Ticket Prices Fall?   Read   Metro-North Rail Service Beset By Accidents in Recent Years   Read   Shoe-Bomber Richard Reid: God Wanted Me to Fail   Read       More Stories     Will a Strong U.S. Dollar Scare Away International Tourists? > LIVE UPDATES: Airports Cancel Flights as Storm Hits Northeast > Korean Nut Rage Exec Could Get 3 Years in Prison > Glowing Shores and Cold Swims: The Week in Pictures > Super Bowl: Who Can Afford to Attend? >