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New Notre Dame bells make harmonious history in Paris' storied Cathedral

New Notre Dame bells make harmonious history in Paris' storied Cathedral

PARIS - The cathedral of Notre Dame — French for "our lady" — has finally got the prima donna worthy of its name. Weighing in at six and a half tons or 6,000 kilograms of glistening bronze, this lady is no ordinary person: she's a bell named Mary.
Report: FAA is lagging on fulfilling airline safety law nearly 4 years after deadly air crash

Report: FAA is lagging on fulfilling airline safety law nearly 4 years after deadly air crash

WASHINGTON - Faced with substantial industry opposition, federal regulators are struggling to implement a sweeping aviation safety law enacted after the last fatal U.S.
International conference on impact of cruises in historic cities will be held this week in SC

International conference on impact of cruises in historic cities will be held this week in SC

CHARLESTON, S.C. - From Mobile, Ala.
AP Exclusive: Rule exemption means batteries that led to Dreamliner grounding can fly as cargo

AP Exclusive: Rule exemption means batteries that led to Dreamliner grounding can fly as cargo

WASHINGTON - At the same time the government certified Boeing's 787 Dreamliners as safe, federal rules barred the type of batteries used to power the airliner's electrical systems from being carried as cargo on passenger planes because of the fire ri

Big trip starts with wish list

During my college years, I travelled to Europe every summer. Back then, I’d start hatching my plans in spring: First, I’d determine how much time I could get away for, and then I’d buy a cheap plane ticket to Europe.

Mardi Gras is world’s best-known party

STACEY PLAISANCE The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — It’s expensive to be a tourist in a town that’s hosting two of the biggest events of the new year — Mardi Gras and the NFL Super Bowl — but New Orleans has plenty of free things to do.

Repositioning gets a new twist

Twice a year, cruise lines reposition their ships across the Atlantic, either to Europe (spring) or North America (fall).

Spirited tour of France is all about good taste

Light mist cloaked the ancient hills in Upper Normandy, and from somewhere within this tapestry of seaside cliffs and pastures of flowers, I expected a fire-breathing dragon or a white-haired wizard muttering ancient incantations would come bounding

Passenger acts up, Tiger bites back

When flying to Singapore, watch your language or you could face more than a stern scolding.

Survey: Hotel loyalty lacking

If you are a member of a hotel loyalty program, you probably are not very loyal.