On Sunday, American extended cancellations until November 2, amounting to roughly 115 flight cancellations per day.
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Drivers will also be able to earn more from late cancellations, specifically around long pickups with last-minute cancellations.
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However, any clear-cut pattern has been broken by a slightly bewildering sequence of cancellations, reverse cancellations and "arrivals".
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While the cancellations on the Bahrain route are only in effect until February 27, the Tehran cancellations are until further notice.
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Since then, it said union action had caused 14 flight cancellations per day, versus an average eight daily union-related cancellations previously.
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Business Insider spoke with several members or ex-members who experienced multiple ticket cancellations, often the day before an event, and even trip cancellations.
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Meanwhile, flight cancellations by Southwest continued on Wednesday, accounting for about 22 percent of total cancellations across the United States, according to flight-tracking service FlightAware.com.
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The pace of cancellations has picked up even more than that in recent days with cancellations more than double year ago levels on June 18 and 19.
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The majority of the cancellations stem from Florida airports, including 227 flight cancellations to and from Orlando's main airport and 62 flights from Orlando Sanford International Airport.
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Mr. Boas of The Arizona Republic said he expected "a lot of cancellations," pointing to cancellations at The Cincinnati Enquirer, which like The Republic, is owned by Gannett.
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While cancellations could set Netflix back, especially since its budget far outpaces what its competitors plan to spend this year, Cramer said that more content naturally results in more cancellations.
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HTC issued a statement regarding the cancellations: While fulfilling this week's orders for HTC Vive, a limited number of individuals were affected by auto cancellations due to processing issues with financial institutions.
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Once customers reach Gold membership they will get free cancellations.
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The 737 Max cancellations represent about 1.5% of American's schedule.
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Most cancellations were done electronically and reinstated electronically, they said.
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One Indonesian travel agency said it had seen some cancellations.
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The two teams sought a makeup game after September cancellations.
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The smog forced flight cancellations, factory shutdowns and school closures.
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The figures include any cancellations that occurred during the period.
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Both platforms declined to clarify how many cancellations they permit.
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Several major airlines have extended Max cancellations through the summer.
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The carrier said it's extending Max cancellations through Aug. 5.
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The flight delays and cancellations have rippled across the country.
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Readers should check online or by phone for possible cancellations.
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The New York Times first reported the cancellations on Sunday.
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Multiple cancellations will almost certainly flag you for unusual activity.
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Previous cancellations include Longmire, Hemlock Grove, Lilyhammer, and Marco Polo.
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Customers heading to the airport should expect delays and cancellations.
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So far this year it has posted only two cancellations.
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Along with the cancellations, airlines are trying to divert passengers.
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Customers were warned that major delays and cancellations would continue.
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Screenshots of Japan trip cancellations are trending on social media.
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Such cancellations have occurred previously, although usually for logistical reasons.
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American Airlines is the latest to extend 737 Max cancellations.
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Accumulated lost sales include cancellations, foreign purchases and destination changes.
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The show had a complicated history of cancellations and resurrections.
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Flight delays and cancellations are a major inconvenience at best.
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And Variety's Rachel Yang has a list of the cancellations.
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After some attacks, we have had cancellations and reduced bookings.
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He added that there were no big cancellations so far.
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The airlines and hotel chains are already grappling with cancellations.
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The cancellations amount to a 23% drop in overall capacity.
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" MASS CANCELLATIONS CONTINUE: "Disneyland and Walt Disney World are closing.
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Coronavirus Cancellations due to the coronavirus outbreak keep piling up.
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There have been cancellations of everything from conferences to concerts.
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However, the way cancellations work is slowly but surely changing.
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Cancellations and restrictions for large events and businesses were imposed.
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These cancellations highlight the disruption it has caused businesses worldwide.
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That could drive more cancellations and slow revenue growth abroad.
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Those cancellations are projected to take a serious financial toll.
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Public anxiety grew amid a cascade of closures and cancellations.
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No subsequent tournaments at tour level have yet announced cancellations.
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EVENT CANCELLATIONS * More luxury brands have postponed fashion shows worldwide.
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The Egyptian aviation sector took exception to the flight cancellations.
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Some cancellations are temporary (we're looking at you, Aziz Ansari).
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What is your take on possible reasons for those cancellations?
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Issues with pilot rostering triggered last year's mass flight cancellations.
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Cancellations are not only from European tourists, but from everywhere.
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"We have balanced [cancellations] across our system," said the airline.
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The Chicago-based manufacturer logged 18 gross orders last month — its first orders of the year — but it also posted 46 cancellations, bringing its total net sales activity for the year to 28 cancellations.
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Additional cancellations may still be made this week, according to JetBlue.
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Those cancellations cost one major venue nearly $200,000 in ticket sales.
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YOU GOT A RUN OF CANCELLATIONS PRETTY MUCH ALL THE TIME.
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WHEN YOU TAKE THE CANCELLATIONS AND ADDITIONS AND ADD THEM TOGETHER.
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For a full list of premiere dates and cancellations, see here.
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Already, reservations are down and cancellations are up across the region.
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Asked if the company had seen cancellations, she said "not really".
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And so passengers should buckle up for more delays and cancellations.
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American's flight cancellations at this time only extend through January 15.
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It also now offers trip and travel insurance to offset cancellations.
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American Airlines was the carrier with the most cancellations on Sunday.
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Several major airlines have extended Max flight cancellations through the summer.
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In addition to the cancellations, customers should also expect flight delays.
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And Ryanair was slow to release a detailed schedule of cancellations.
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United and Southwest passengers have borne the brunt of the cancellations.
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The snowstorm also caused flight delays and cancellations across the country.
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Who doesn't want fewer appointment cancellations and shorter waiting room lines?
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Oculus pre-order cancellations got me checking my email like pic.twitter.
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One tour group said it had not yet seen any cancellations.
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Critics say this leads to a high rate of patent cancellations.
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Would-be travelers stuck in airports, suffering through delays and cancellations.
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Southwest said some of the cancellations were due to poor weather.
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ANA warned that further cancellations were possible in the following weeks.
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A spokesperson said the airline's latest cancellations will extend through Nov.
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There could be more cancellations later Tuesday, an airline spokesman said.
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Flight cancellations and baggage mishaps have likewise been at their lowest.
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But not all delays and cancellations are due to the elements.
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The airline said it expected no further cancellations through mid-September.
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Those cancellations will dampen demand for coal for decades to come.
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However, Boeing can not afford more cancellations, and needs more sales.
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Flight cancellations and border closures complicate Americans' ability to get home
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His catering business is having cancellations like he's never seen before.
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There hasn't been an uptick in cancellations this year, he said.
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Around the world, closures and cancellations have become an everyday occurrence.
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In 2017, he finished an arena tour with a few cancellations.
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ALASKA AIR GROUP The U.S. carrier saw 270,503 cancellations for February.
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Amtrak's future bookings plunged 50%, and cancellations rose more than 300%.
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Wanderstay hostel in Houston, Texas, saw 60 cancellations in two days.
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But then it became writing about cancellations and postponements and rescheduling.
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Some flights had resumed earlier Tuesday before the latest cancellations happened.
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And there were new quarantines, regulations and cancellations across the globe.
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Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold has chronicled the cancellations on Twitter.
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The new announcements are in addition to cancellations detailed last year.
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Cancellations have dogged both, along with those pesky calls to retire.
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And most cancellations there are caused by winter weather, he said.
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Further down the tourism chain, other cancellations have also been registered.
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You can learn more about the cancellations and refund process here.
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In all, the reduction includes 332 round trip cancellations between Feb.
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Airlines risk losing millions of dollars from flight delays and cancellations.
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But not all cancellations are the result of transgressing fans' expectations.
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Cancellations of big events also appear to have hit Airbnb rentals.
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A look at the postponements and cancellations in Asia and elsewhere.
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She said cancellations and delays were expected to continue into Monday.
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But cancellations have done little to stop the glut of programming.
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"Since airlines likely based their proactive cancellations for today on the results from the past three weeks, it is possible that we won't see a sharp rise in further cancellations" from the current number, FlightAware said.
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Things come up in your schedule, and cancellations are a necessary inconvenience.
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Two airports serving the nation's capital are experiencing delays or cancellations Saturday.
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Heathrow, however, said it expected further delays and cancellations of BA flights.
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Southwest had 22 MAX-related cancellations on Wednesday and American nearly 290.
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Cancellations seem to be just as common as invitations these days, though.
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As of now, these cancellations aren't reflected on Pebble's website or Kickstarter.
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And as the day went on, the list of cancellations grew longer.
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With the storm comes flight cancellations, school closures and concerns about safety.
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It is affecting business travellers too, in the form of flight cancellations.
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Refiners' profits for jet fuel, in particular, have slumped on flight cancellations.
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Ryanair failed to mention either of these points when announcing the cancellations.
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Will Stranger Things be a casualty of Netflix's latest batch of cancellations?
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" It added: "Customers heading to the airport should expect delays and cancellations.
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Crunching data such as times, places, and cancellations took a little longer.
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The world's largest airline announced Sunday it's extending cancellations until November 2.
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Based on guidance from Boeing, Southwest extended MAX-related cancellations until Jan.
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Southwest had 5 MAX-related cancellations on Wednesday and American nearly 40.
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Willcox said he had not had any cancellations yet since Thursday's incident.
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The weekly USDA data included 999 tonnes in net cancellations by China.
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At American the cancellations affected just 90 of about 6,700 daily departures.
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United Airlines announced Wednesday that it has extended previous cancellations to Sep.
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Fight cancellations can sometimes reap rewards and UFC 201 is no different.
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It used to be that cancellations and renewals were mostly simple business.
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Southwest said the cancellations were not a result of the emergency directive.
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It looks like fan favorite Dear White People survived Netflix's rampant cancellations.
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Pegasus Airlines and others are also allowing free flight changes or cancellations.
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Two days later, Ryanair bowed to the inevitable and announced the cancellations.
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Typhoon Lekima triggered widespread blackouts, flight cancellations, and evacuations across major cities.
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But it takes into account late cancellations by some people, CMS said.
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Airbus took 248 orders between January and June, or 203 after cancellations.
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Trip-delay coverageFlight delays and cancellations are a major inconvenience at best.
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United Airlines and JetBlue Airways were among carriers reporting delays or cancellations.
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Ryanair also dropped more than 2 percent after announcing further flight cancellations.
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Central Plaza said increased bookings from Russia had helped despite Chinese cancellations.
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For streaming services, content options — usually show cancellations — generates the most anger.
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"We have seen some cancellations, but not everyone is bailing," said Jackson.
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Caballé is available for only a limited number of cancellations this season.
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It was just one of many cancellations that left the public stunned.
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It also avoided any cancellations during recent strikes in Portugal and Britain.
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It also avoided any cancellations during recent strikes in Portugal and Britain.
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On Sunday, American extended cancellations of about 115 daily flights until Sept.
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The cancellations tipped Boeing's monthly orders into negative territory, the company said.
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There were absolutely no cancellations or disruptions, just a bit more crowded.
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Some frustrated users saw delays or even complete cancellations of their orders.
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The cancellations should happen for the next eight weeks, the CDC said.
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Ticket changes: Southwest has always allowed penalty-free flight changes and cancellations.
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The cancellations hit thousands of travelers using London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
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Beyond cruise ships, the marriage reversal risks tourism cancellations on the island.
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All this is to keep people safe, reassure customers and stanch cancellations.
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Folks on social media are posting emails from 'AGT' about taping cancellations.
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Einhorn said he expects to see slowing domestic subscriptions and increased cancellations.
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Restrictions and cancellations Extensive travel restrictions will also weigh on international carriers.
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Flooding in November, prompted by exceptionally high tides, led to mass cancellations.
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" Will Rogers Airport in Oklahoma City warned of "multiple delays and cancellations.
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Among them: He helped create hospitality standards around cleanliness, communication and cancellations.
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Facebook's announcement follows the cancellations of other high-profile conferences this month.
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United Airlines Co was the first to announce the cancellations in December.
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Pre-emptive cancellations allow airlines to avoid these penalties, Mr. Mann said.
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At American, the cancellations affected just 90 of about 6,700 daily departures.
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American Airlines said Sunday it is extending those cancellations through Sept. 3.
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"The overall impacts of these cancellations and expected cancellations will result in three extremely negative impacts to the joint force," Neller wrote, saying those impacts would undermine efforts to maintain combat readiness, strengthen partnerships with allies and maintain solvency.
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In April, it expects cancellations of about 130 flights and 5.53 in May.
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"We have not seen any cancellations to date," Chief Executive Neil McArthur said.
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The networks were ruthless with cancellations, culling even the shows that had promise.
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The U.S. airline, which has extended cancellations of 737 MAX flights through Jan.
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How will you stop the weekly breakdowns, cancellations and never-on-time schedules?
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JetBlue had 36 flight delays and four cancellations as of 3:00 p.m.
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The hotel has had about $15,000 in cancellations over the past two days.
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In roughly the same period, Boeing sold 491 aircraft - or 424 after cancellations.
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If you've made travel plans anywhere in the region, prepare for massive cancellations.
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A Samsung spokesperson told CNBC the cancellations are due to U.S. regulation requirements.
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American Airlines extended its cancellations due to the Boeing 737 grounding through Sept.
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The U.S. airline, which has extended cancellations of 21.42 MAX flights through Jan.
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But I think there&aposs going to be multiple cancellations along the way.
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As yet, no state has been forced to suspend coverage or issue cancellations.
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And TMZ was reporting the tour cancellations in real time, which was odd.
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Adverse weather has led to a small no of flight cancellations this morning.
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Southwest also extended cancellations of flights involving the 737 Max through September 2.
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According to the third industry source, the cancellations provoked a surge of litigation.
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Southwest has extended its 737 Max flight cancellations a couple of times already.
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The gripes mostly involved flight cancellations and delays, lost baggage and ticketing issues.
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Making the changes, Parker said, shouldn't cause any significant delays or product cancellations.
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It said it expected further delays and cancellations of BA flights on Sunday.
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Contract cancellations are a potential indicator of how well these companies are faring.
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Passengers across the country faced hours-long delays and flight cancellations for days.
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The nasty weather prompted another series of flight cancellations in Texas on Wednesday.
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Operations there are back to normal with few cancellations, according to airport staff.
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For most of the 25-'16 season, networks were fairly soft on cancellations.
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Hawaiian Airlines had the fewest, with just three cancellations out of 5,779 flights.
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A few are rethinking their plans, she said, but she's had no cancellations.
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United reported a $185 million pretax loss due to hurricane-related flight cancellations.
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They also say the rule has led to flight cancellations in some cases.
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In a statement Sunday it said that its flight cancellations had been minimal.
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A decline of more than one hundred percent indicates more cancellations than bookings.
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That includes cancellations by people who were automatically re-enrolled in a plan.
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December also saw more big cancellations at Busan, Vlissingen and Malaysia's Port Klang.
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North Carolina tourism bureaus have reported millions of dollars in losses from cancellations.
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That led to a cascade of delays and cancellations, stranding thousands of customers.
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It also blamed cancellations for lower-than-expected earnings for the second quarter.
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There were nearly 320 cancellations at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in Texas.
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"I believe these cancellations are due to transphobia, homophobia and misogyny," she said.
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JOSHUA BARONE High-profile cancellations are far from unusual in the opera world.
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"We've had so many cancellations, we don't know the impact yet," she said.
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The country's booming tourism industry is already taking a toll from coronavirus cancellations.
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If this even shows us anything, it's that these cancellations can save lives.
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Some of the latest flight cancellations are linked to quarantine restrictions in Hawaii.
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Such cancellations can frustrate owners, who want cargo moved as quickly as possible.
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It was not clear how many of the cancellations were due to weather.
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"There are always last-minute cancellations," said Sarah Owen of Grand Canyon Whitewater.
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The international wave of sports cancellations reached down into Central America on Friday.
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Cancellations will vary by the day based on the availability of other aircraft.
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The A.I. Principles were drafted and cited as the reason for the cancellations.
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Would my personal Airbnb not count if I had a lot of cancellations.
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"We're currently seeing more cancellations than new bookings over the next month," added.
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The country's booming tourism industry is already taking a toll from coronavirus cancellations.
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The G.A.O. noted that these flights have higher rates of delays and cancellations.
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It's unclear how Apple intends to let users manage the subscription and cancellations.
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Cancellations and delays like that one can leave travelers feeling hapless and helpless.
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TO DATE, THE GROUP HAS NOT RECORDED ANY ORDER CANCELLATIONS Source text: bit.
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The airline said in an email the cancellations were in effect until Jan.
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On Wednesday, American Airlines extended cancellations from the plane's grounding until Jan. 16.
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That includes flight delays and cancellations, lost luggage, medical emergencies and health issues.
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But hotels have registered countless cancellations, even in areas unaffected by the earthquake.
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Last year delays and cancellations reached their worst level in nearly a decade.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES SAYS IT EXTENDS BOEING 737 MAX FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS THROUGH APRIL 6
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Google Cloud's announcement follows the cancellations of other high-profile conferences this month.
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The border closures and flight cancellations seem certain to deepen Iran's economic isolation.
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When it comes to cancellations because of insolvency, there is little information available.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES SAYS IT WILL EXTEND BOEING 737 MAX CANCELLATIONS THROUGH MID-JANUARY
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JFK ranked No. 1 among destination airports for the most cancellations and delays.
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Already, officials in Lyon and Strasbourg have reported widespread cancellations by nervous tourists.
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The stated reason for the cancellations is to save precious state party money.
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American's cancellations include its hourly shuttle service between Boston and New York's LaGuardia.
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Cancellations of fan favorites happen all the time, but this year is different.
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Pro tip: Rain cancellations are announced on Hudson Warehouse's Twitter and Facebook accounts.
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The country's airline regulator has instructed Chinese carriers to offer passengers booked on Wuhan flights free cancellations if requested, while state media has cited China's rail authorities as saying they are offering free cancellations to passengers booked on Wuhan trains.
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It said it expected additional cancellations and delays at other airports throughout the Northeast.
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Sky Power challenged the cancellations in the state high court, but lost the case.
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The airline said customers should still expect delays and cancellations, with long wait times.
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Freezing rain also had forced hundreds of cancellations at Charlotte, North Carolina, it said.
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And a hotel operator in Bali said news of the volcano had caused cancellations.
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But we've had a ton of cancellations—probably a 20 percent drop in reservations.
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Boeing has posted 446 orders through July 25, or 386 when adjusted for cancellations.
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Refugee groups are once again bracing for airport chaos and last-minute trip cancellations.
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There were extensive travel delays and cancellations beyond the areas struck by the blizzard.
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For travel rights regarding delays and cancellations in the European Union, visit this site.
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The virus has disrupted air travel, driven holiday cancellations, factory closures and production cuts.
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Travelers should check their flight status, as there are hundreds of cancellations and delays.
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After regular cancellations on the Berlin-Munich line last year, she started flying instead.
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If that happens, United and American Airlines would have to adjust their cancellations again.
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Despite their high rates of cancellations, major airports in the Northeast remained open Thursday.
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Through October, sales cancellations reached 37,702 units, according to real estate developers group Abrainc.
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American Airlines announced this week that it would extend cancellations of flights through Sep.
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The revelations led to job dismissals, contract cancellations and in some cases criminal charges.
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The airline, which has 24 Max planes, announced it's extending cancellations until November 2.
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In the months to come more automakers will be announcing more iconic model cancellations.
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"The 45 cancelled flights today are actually a consequence of yesterday's cancellations," he said.
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"The 45 canceled flights today are actually a consequence of yesterday's cancellations," he said.
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The cancellations this week upended the travel plans of tens of thousands of flyers.
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Cancellations happen, especially when you're dealing with races on street circuits in city centers.
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Decisions on renewals and cancellations at Netflix generally take into account viewership versus costs.
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People are also offering spare bedrooms to those who are affected by flight cancellations.
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Annoying as delays may be, what business travellers really want to avoid is cancellations.
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"It is absolutely no fun apologizing to people all day long" for flight cancellations.
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The speaking cancellations come alongside several changes at the EPA under the Trump administration.
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The ACLU said Crosscheck cancellations are false positives in 99 percent of all cases.
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All affected customers have been given three day's notice of the cancellations, it said.
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There may be more cancellations in the future, according to Netflix CEO Reed Hastings.
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It will affect non-emergency care and lead to the cancellations of many operations.
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It also requires airlines to improve communication with customers on flight cancellations and groundings.
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Conditions prompted school closures, hours-long delays for commuters and hundreds of flight cancellations.
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Regardless of the locus of the political tensions, the cancellations are being reported statewide.
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The cancellations are skewed toward megadeals, defined as those worth $10 billion or more.
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Flights had been slowly returning to normal after disruptions yesterday led to mass cancellations.
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Dougan's attempt to join a previous parade was thwarted by ash cloud flight cancellations.
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Sponsor shall have no responsibility or liability for any travel related delays or cancellations.
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Compounding these sentiments are the current threats of deportations, TPS cancellations and DACA limbo.
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Those cancellations were confirmed by an employee at the Shanghai-based ticketing website fcpiao.com.
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ANA said cancellations in August would likely be fewer per day than in July.
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There have been a spate of safety-related incidents and cancellations since May 5.
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The reasons for the cancellations included crew shortages and a lack of available trains.
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The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is remaining open, with some partial closures and program cancellations.
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When corporations began banning travel last week, he saw 1,100 cancellations in 72 hours.
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After his election, local hotels received boycott threats and some cancellations from longtime customers.
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Many major sport and entertainment cancellations are affecting the job safety of event workers.
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She was doing fine until a week ago when first cancellations started flooding in.
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"We saw event cancellations in Japan from a very early stage," Sato told me.
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Currently, more than half a million students are affected by the cancellations, reports CNN.
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You may see a similar wave of cancellations to have happened by 2025 too.
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But outright cancellations of orders seem unlikely, because airlines typically put down large deposits.
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The towering ash cloud over the popular international vacation spot forced some flight cancellations.
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The speed of cancellations is accelerating from what airlines said they expected last week.
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On Friday, airports were open but there were delays and cancellations across the state.
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Earlier Wednesday, it reported net cancellations, including for several 737 Max planes, in February.
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The conference tournament cancellations and global sports suspensions appear to have tipped the scales.
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Despite the general lack of cancellations, there are historically relevant reasons to stay home.
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It's the first postponement in Olympic history, though there were several cancellations during wartime.
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During the summer, New Jersey Transit had a rash of cancellations of scheduled trains.
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"The wedding — except for the cancellations and the virus — went off without a hitch."
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Here is a brief list of closures, cancellations and postponements in New York City.
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Go deeper: Hong Kong airport in turmoil as protests prompt 2nd day of cancellations
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Andrew Cuomo on Monday declined to commit to ordering rent cancellations throughout the state.
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Bad weather is not your friend, especially when it comes to delays and cancellations.
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Hagen is offering full refunds or credit vouchers to those affected by the cancellations.
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Flight cancellations and route suspensions have more to do with economics that epidemics, though.
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Southwest, American and United all recently extended their Max-related cancellations into early November.
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Cancellations tended to be higher in markets in the North and Northeast of Brazil.
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On Sunday, Erdogan described the cancellations as "fascist actions" reminiscent of the Nazi era.
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He said the company booked more trips since the president's order than accepted cancellations.
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AT&T also said subscriber cancellations for the fourth quarter were the lowest ever.
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This could lead to delays and cancellations in New York, Philadelphia, Washington and Atlanta.
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Japan Airlines reported via email that their flights were operating normally with no cancellations.
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Most flight cancellations during SARS lasted roughly two months, according to Su of Morningstar.
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They were already discussing the possibility that they might recommend cancellations of public events.
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British Airways's sister carriers, like Iberia in Spain, have also been hit with cancellations.
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They join cancellations earlier this month by SOCAR, PKN Orlen, BP, Vopak and others.
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Delta became the first US airline to expand travel waivers and cancellations beyond China.
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American and United also said on Friday that they were expanding previously announced cancellations.
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JFK logged over 350 cancellations on Friday and another 53 as of 11 a.m.
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Denver International Airport reported more than 480 flights cancellations Tuesday due to the weather.
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The European planemaker said after cancellations were taken into account, 1,109 aircraft were placed.
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It may be a while before the cancellations show up in arrivals figures, however.
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Airports told passengers on social media to check their airlines for delays and cancellations.
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Separately, a strike by ground staff at Berlin's airports will probably cause flight cancellations.
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"Sales cancellations battered the companies and made the government worried," another industry source said.
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We owe the American consumer a better travel experience with fewer delays and cancellations.
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"There's an issue of whether or not there's going to be cancellations," Curtis said.
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Among the broad cancellations in the U.S., tours of the Capitol building were suspended.
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Here are the latest updates on school closures, social distancing measures and event cancellations.
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Mr. Papas declined to disclose details on the costs of Airbnb's virus-related cancellations.
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Postponements and cancellations continued in an effort to curtail the spread of the virus.
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Allow a night in Havana before and after the flight in case of cancellations.
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The MAX grounding caused 22.5,343 American flight cancellations during the first quarter, in addition to 234 cancellations due to American's decision to remove 32.607 214-800 aircraft from service after pilots complained that overhead bins were not closing on some recently retrofitted cabins.
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The MAX grounding caused 1,200 American flight cancellations during the first quarter, in addition to 940 cancellations due to American's decision to remove 14 737-800 aircraft from service after pilots complained that overhead bins were not closing on some recently retrofitted cabins.
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Cancellations of deals made during trade talks earlier this year could also escalate diplomatic tensions.
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One Indonesian travel agency said it had seen some cancellations from domestic and international travellers.
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"All customers ... will (be) ...informed about the cancellations and refunds," Laudamotion said in a statement.
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Our James sources say the tour cancellations were due to poor ticket sales, not distress.
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Kalapana Cultural Tours, which competes with Turpin's company, reported normal boat services and no cancellations.
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Some hotel owners in Istanbul said they expected cancellations by foreign tourists after Tuesday's bombing.
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The State Department's Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration notified resettlement agencies about the cancellations.
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Rewards like $5 credits, upgrades to nicer cars, access to premium support and flexible cancellations.
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He was hospitalized after a series of rants and concert cancellations in California last week.
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Local media reported Hobby Airport experienced a total of 114 flight cancellations and 19 delays.
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Airbus sold 12 aircraft in the typically quiet month of August and took two cancellations.
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It sold 264 aircraft in the first eight months, or 215 after adjusting for cancellations.
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The flight tracking site FlightAware reported 440 Southwest cancellations Wednesday — the most of any airline.
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The downed plane caused flight cancellations and was a major blow to the tourism industry.
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There are no delays or cancellations reported so far at Lisbon, Porto and Faro airports.
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Cancellations are unlikely at this point since U.S. soybeans are cheaper than their Brazilian counterpart.
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But the pace of cancellations may quicken when customs authorities introduce new rules on Aug.
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Very Good Tour said new bookings fell 10% while cancellations rose 13% week-on-week.
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Other agents pointed to cancellations of viewings occurring in higher numbers than transactions falling through.
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Delta is certainly not alone in experiencing significant mass delays and cancellations in recent years.
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"Sales cancellations battered the companies and made the government worried," said the second industry source.
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By Saturday the rate of cancellations had "slowed considerably," according to Delta spokesman Michael Thomas.
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The extreme heat is causing flight cancellations in the Southwest, including Arizona, Nevada and California.
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Boeing took orders for 565 aircraft in the first nine months, or 498 after cancellations.
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Customers affected by the cancellations will be contacted by American representatives with available re-bookings.
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The scorching heat baking the West has caused massive power outages and prompted flight cancellations.
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After all, we're in the midst of flu season and last-minute cancellations do happen.
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They estimate that about 20,000 customers have been affected since the cancellations began last week.
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Both have warned travelers of cancellations due to the federally mandated grounding of the aircraft.
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Due to the labor disputes, Spirit is currently the airline with the most cancellations worldwide.
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The route cancellations accelerated in March after Beijing banned tour groups from visiting South Korea.
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Upon hearing our rules around cancellations, customers often feel like they're treated like a criminal.
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The cancellations will affect 1,950 employees and represent savings of $12.74 million over two years.
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Delta tweeted that although flights have resumed, passengers should still expect widespread delays and cancellations.
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"Normal Monday: 60-minute delays, cancellations, people passing out on trains," tweeted Pete Pirone (@PetePirone).
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US flight delays (5,597) and cancellations (717) were fewer by Friday evening, according to FlightAware.com.
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Gross orders, which are not adjusted for cancellations, rose by 5 units to 388 helicopters.
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In early September, it had collapsed to the mid-25s, causing cascading delays and cancellations.
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Despite the cancellations, Delta said its quarterly operating revenue rose 5.5 percent to $11.1 billion.
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Persistent customer cancellations because of the sewage discharges have forced him to lay off employees.
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Now he offers reservations, with a $100-a-person fee for cancellations within 48 hours.
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The Charlotte airport said it expects cancellations through Monday morning, mostly involving small, regional planes.
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It said the charges were a result of excess inventory and inventory purchase commitment cancellations.
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Aviation experts estimate that Hong Kong suffered a US$76 million hit from flight cancellations.
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The decision is consistent with American Airlines's recent move to extend Max cancellations through Sept.
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The crisis caused cancellations at airports and heightened absences of federal employees from their jobs.
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About 142 flights were cancelled, according to FlightAware, following more than 200 cancellations on Monday.
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Both announcements represent an important step toward integrating United and Continental and reducing flight cancellations.
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The Marines did not publicize the reason for those cancellations or which performances were affected.
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Examples are: Forecasting airport congestion and bad weather to reduce costly flight cancellations for airlines.
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Why not talk about its resilient struggle to stay on air despite two separate cancellations?
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Wintry weather over the weekend prompted cancellations on the other side of Atlantic as well.
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But we have long had an annual travel insurance policy through Allianz, which covers cancellations.
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Thursday's cancellations include 82 long-haul flights and will affect around 115,000 passengers, Lufthansa said.
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Airline operations were crippled for several days as airports closed, forcing thousands of flight cancellations.
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In the midst of a global outbreak, these cancellations, postponements, and venue changes seems responsible.
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In addition to the drop in consumption from flight cancellations, jet fuel prices have tumbled.
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The bulk of the cancellations will take place in Asia, where the virus outbreak originated.
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But then came the cascade of cancellations, beginning with the American at 2700:42 a.m.
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When they do that means cancellations, but even when trains run they have fewer cars.
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My inbox is cluttered with event cancellations, including for conferences as far out as June.
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Alex Cruz, BA's chief executive, has admitted that all the cancellations will "punish the brand".
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In Washington on Sunday, Ronald Reagan National Airport reported 53 delayed flights and 0003 cancellations.
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PST: After asking Google on Monday to comment on internship cancellations it denied any changes.
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In addition to health coverage, travel insurance covers things like lost baggage and flight cancellations.
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Allianz, for one, has loosened some restrictions on cancellations due to illness from COVID-19.
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Another wedding planner tells us they've had 27 cancellations in just the last 3 days.
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Cancellations by major airlines has also contributed to the CO2 decline, though not as markedly.
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After the first wave of [tour] cancellations, we were told our paychecks would be late.
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But increasingly stringent travel restrictions are leading to mass cancellations, leaving hundreds of rooms vacant.
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Flight cancellations abroad also means that many international producers cannot send their products to Regalis.
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But it described many of those cancellations as "annulments," a term that irritated some customers.
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Please contact The Walt Disney Travel Company for questions and cancellations at 714-520-5050.
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One of the most high-profile cancellations in Korea was [BTS] canceled their Seoul concert.
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Those changes are on top of flight cancellations to Asia made earlier in the year.
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Tuesday marked the second day that protesters gathering at Hong Kong's airport prompted flight cancellations.
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Netflix executives have said their approach to cancellations boils down to viewers versus production cost.
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There have been tens of thousands of delays and cancellations, enraging just as many passengers.
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But increasingly stringent travel restrictions are leading to mass cancellations, leaving hundreds of rooms vacant.
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Galanti cited reduced demand and a sharp climb in cancellations on cruises and international travel.
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The cancellations are just one sign of rising anxiety across the city over the coronavirus.
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Here's a list of all the major event cancellations due to the outbreak so far.
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But the airlines have said little about how the cancellations will affect their bottom lines.
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Travelers can expect more cancellations next week as Irma heads toward the world's busiest airport.
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Chicago-based United announced cancellations, saying last flights out of mainland China will be Feb.
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With the virus outbreak, tourism has nosedived with cancellations of tens of thousands of flights.
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The flight cancellations come despite WHO officials advising against limiting international travel over the coronavirus.
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Prayer cancellations are exceptionally rare in Iran, and they underscore the severity of the outbreak.
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Since then, deteriorating track conditions at Penn Station have triggered daily service delays and cancellations.
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Passengers at the region's three major airports had faced long delays and cancellations on Monday.
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It said 2,800 of the cancellations were because of the Boeing (BA) 737 Max grounding.
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They added that the cancellations went further, including a regular meeting later in the week.
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Other airports seeing major Wednesday and Thursday cancellations included Philadelphia, Albany, N.Y. and Hartford, Conn.
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On Sunday, American Airlines announced it will extend its Max flight cancellations into early December.
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Chicago and Detroit flight cancellations were on the way up, according to tracking website flightaware.com.
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American and Delta's cancellations include its hourly shuttle service between Boston and New York's LaGuardia.
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As the storm moved east, authorities reported treacherous travel conditions, flight cancellations and traffic pileups.
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The cancellations come after the United States lifted tariffs overnight on over 400 Chinese products.
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The cancellations happened just prior to and immediately after tariffs went into effect in July.
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The delegation's request for an audit rings similar to rail cancellations in Ohio, Florida, and Wisconsin after the 2010 election brought Tea Party-supported Republican governors to this state—cancellations that led the federal government to divert more high-speed rail stimulus money to California.
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Other fliers were outraged over the cancellations, with some taking to Twitter to vent their frustrations.
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Road travel may become impossible in the heavy snow, and flight delays and cancellations are likely.
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The sold-out show overcame last minute cancellations from John Mayer, Anita Baker and Christina Aguilera.
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Analyst Antti Viljakainen from Inderes Equity Research welcomed both cancellations, saying the projects had looked uncertain.
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Flight cancellations to and from the Dominican Republic are soaring, according to travel analytics firm ForwardKeys.
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Despite the fact that flights have resumed, there are still significant delays and cancellations at Gatwick.
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Airlines began making modifications and cancellations to flights earlier this week while travelers fear price spikes.
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American anticipates a hit to pretax earnings of $350 million due to Max groundings and cancellations.
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Other cancellations will be listed on Amtrak's website; its refund and exchange policy is found here.
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Cancellations and on-time performance are also major factors, especially if you have a connecting flight.
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Having more exposure via Verizon might help counteract any cancellations over the more expensive monthly fee.
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However, hundreds of flights are still facing delays and cancellations as of Monday, according to FlightAware.
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The dispute over cancellations has become entangled with other tensions between Turkey and its NATO allies.
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The streaming giant has previously explained that its approach to cancellations considers viewership versus production costs.
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That came after Southwest, which has the largest fleet of MAX aircraft, extended its flight cancellations.
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With wait times pushing 24-28 minutes, both services saw increased cancellations, according to local reports.
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Last summer, cancellations and delays in summer traffic cost Norwegian Air tens of millions of dollars.
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"Inclement weather in Toronto caused flight delays and cancellations affecting all airline," Air Canada told MUNCHIES.
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We had 6,000 cancellations due to maintenance alone in that year, in one year, in 2010.
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The storms led to nearly 70 flight cancellations at airports in Houston as of 4 p.m.
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Though the cancellations were expected, Yelp failed to compensate with lower-than-expected gross customer adds.
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He gave no reason, but said there had been no order cancellations and technology spending continued.
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LME stocks are down slightly by around 10,000 with cancellations and withdrawals mainly in Asia warehouses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Airline jetliner cancellations are below historical levels, new data issued by Europe's Airbus (AIR.
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This led to widespread cancellations in travel plans, with several airlines warning of a potential hit.
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Gold (or 2,500 points) unlocks free cancellations within a 15-minute window and priority customer support.
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The WSJ found that another sports package, NFL's RedZone, is also allowing cancellations for similar reasons.
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But drug makers could profit handsomely if the court puts an end to these patent cancellations.
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Southwest CEO Gary Kelly had said the flight cancellations were costing the airline millions of dollars.
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Freek van Noortwijk of restaurant BREDA says that last-minute cancellations happen on a daily basis.
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The airline blamed its own pilots for the cancellations and is suing them in federal court.
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Despite her missteps, Stefani has been able to maintain a thriving career without any major cancellations.
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Some flight cancellations could also still be expected as northern Taiwan is lashed by heavy rain.
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"The discontent has always been there ... but the cancellations triggered everyone to mobilise," one pilot said.
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FINRA monitors roughly 50 billion market "events" a day, including stock orders, modifications, cancellations and trades.
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On Monday, a strike at Berlin's Schoenefeld and Tegel airports had caused delays and flight cancellations.
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The agency advised passengers leaving on Friday to contact their carriers for flight updates or cancellations.
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As of June 27, Boeing had notched up 407 orders this year, or 361 after cancellations.
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China's Foreign Ministry did not respond to faxed requests for comment on the K-pop cancellations.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES SAYS NEARLY 40 FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS SO FAR DUE TO ISSUE, PASSENGERS HAVE BEEN REBOOKED
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The pendulum appears to be swinging again with LME cancellations and outflows running at accelerated levels.
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Nigeria's airlines are plagued by problems - delays, cancellations and fuel shortages almost expected from domestic passengers.
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The pilot shortage has also caused an increased number of flight cancellations by regional Australian airlines.
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Large-scale moratoriums of work-related travel, office closures, and major event cancellations are already underway.
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All cancellations are also free for anyone with reservations at Hyatt hotels in those same areas.
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As Thursday wore on, the grim realities of cancellations set in among basketball coaches and players.
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Médine, who is Muslim, announced the cancellations in an Instagram post and on Twitter on Friday.
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The late cancellations continued a pattern that has plagued New Jersey's commuter railroad all summer. Gov.
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The College Board said "a high number" of the cancellations were due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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"The annual estimates assume no additional lockdowns and fewer flight cancellations after the summer," Rystad said.
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Reuters has reported on the widespread cancellations, closures and postponements throughout sports, entertainment, and education ( here ).
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Its sports betting business also suffered from cancellations of major global sports tournaments due to pandemic.
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Airlines have started canceling flights, with the most cancellations in and out of Philadelphia International Airport.
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The cancellations represent large percentages of the total number of flights through some of the airports.
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"Those cancellations occurred over the course of more than a year," Musk said on the call.
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The latest orders lift Airbus's potential catch for the year above 1,000 before adjusting for cancellations.
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These include drug and alcohol use, persistently low ratings, and a high rate of ride cancellations.
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According to a memo from the CEO, Ed Bastian, Delta is seeing more cancellations than bookings.
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Southwest Airlines has changed its schedule through early August and American Airlines cancellations stretch into June.
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As Azul ratchets up cancellations, it is unclear what, if any, international flights it will keep.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement.
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Here's a list of all the major event cancellations due to the coronavirus outbreak so far.
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Hyatt Hotels has extended waivers on cancellations and changes in bookings for travelers in several countries.
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Oh, and no show cancellations for raindrops this time — the Gang goes on rain or shine.
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It's led to school closures, cancellations of major events, and companies mandating employees work from home.
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Long-distance routes are still running, but many others are facing reduced service and outright cancellations.
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With event cancellations happening daily, it can be a terrifying time for locally owned event spaces.
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Besides the cancellations, many hosts are having a tough time finding bookings for short-term stays.
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The postponements and cancellations have rocked the wedding industry, causing layoffs and a backlogged 2021 season.
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It will help address the immediate needs of economically vulnerable populations affected by closures and cancellations.
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The decision follows the cancellations and postponements of various international art fairs amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The company typically allows hosts to set their own prices and terms, including those covering cancellations.
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This week is expected to see flight cancellations reach new highs as more people stay inside.
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Passenger bookings on carriers have taken an extreme hit, and cancellations are rapidly outpacing new bookings.
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The company seems prepared for some cancellations as a result of this latest streaming rights dustup.
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RBC analysts say global flight cancellations spiked to more than 3,000 a day over the weekend.
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Mr. McConnell's claim that the "most common reason" for cancellations was high cost is also exaggerated.
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The effort, in response to Thomas Cook's widespread flight cancellations, represents Britain's largest peacetime repatriation effort.
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But the list of cancellations had grown longer every day, and included Amazon, Intel and Facebook.
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Flight cancellations: Meanwhile, United Airlines said it was suspending some flights to mainland China beginning Feb.
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So he grew alarmed when tour operators started making last-minute cancellations as the coronavirus emerged.
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Then, as summer approached, cancellations came more frequently and perceptions of progress at the railroad crumbled.
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Travelers can expect more cancellations next week as Irma heads toward Atlanta, the world's busiest airport.
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Efforts to address customers' frustrations have been hampered, however, by the domino effect of Saturday's cancellations.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement.
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American, Southwest, and United have extended their Boeing 737 MAX-related flight cancellations through the summer.
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The cancellations and reductions in service can be felt as far as Europe and North America.
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But quarantining patients, flight cancellations and border controls could ultimately prove effective in containing the outbreak.
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The Journal also found flight cancellations, long delays and customer complaints were up across the board.
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The announcement of the cancellations came on Friday, three days after the play's troublesome opening night.
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The bulk of the cancellations were concentrated at three airports: Chicago O'Hare, Chicago Midway and Detroit.
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The storm left thousands in the dark, prompted school closures and forced thousands of flight cancellations.
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The airport received 9.5 inches of snow and saw at least 153 flight cancellations on Tuesday.
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United had the second-highest number of cancellations in July, equal to 2.5% of its schedule.
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A fall-off in orders, or a sharp rise in cancellations, would cause some serious headaches.
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Airlines can assist with most booking changes or cancellations via their Twitter accounts over direct message.
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A look at postponements, cancellations and adjustments made in response to growing fears about the virus.
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As of Wednesday morning, Irma has affected 25 cruise sailings, including 10 cancellations, according to CruiseCritic.com.
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It also worked: Enrollment surged, and the number of administrative cancellations fell by 20 percentage points.
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Gold: Flexible cancellations Once you hit 500 points, you join Uber Gold and get flexible cancellations that refund your $5 cancellation fee if you rebook within 15 minutes, plus priority support Gold is for users who occasionally take Uber but stick to its more economical options.
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When the jets were first grounded in mid-March, United largely avoided flight cancellations by servicing MAX routes with larger aircraft, but as new MAX deliveries remain frozen, it estimates daily cancellations will more than double from about 40 or 45 in July to 7373 in October.
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BRUSSELS, May 16 (Reuters) - Brussels Airport warned of cancellations and delays to all flights from 9.30 a.m.
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The cancellations weren't about critical response or award nominations, they were about ROI—or the lack thereof.
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Most of the cancellations are in Newark, New Jersey; Boston; and New York's LaGuardia and JFK airports.
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Southwest's decision will lead to 22019 cancellations of some 216,163 daily flights between June 216 and Aug.
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Between June 103 and June 19, cancellations increased 51% compared to the same period a year ago.
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After the Eyjafjallajökull volcano erupted in Iceland in 23, flight cancellations left Miranda Cheng stranded in Paris.
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A contract also would be an important step toward integrating United and Continental and reducing flight cancellations.
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The cancellations come as U.S. states consider legislation seen as restricting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.
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A Qantas spokesman said the airline had four flight diversions and minor delays but no international cancellations.
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Many airlines defer orders, but industry sources say aerospace suppliers rarely allow much scope for unilateral cancellations.
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ENG: A lot of the weekly delays and cancellations are attributed to a failure in the system.
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However, due to coronavirus-related cancellations, I was the only non-Korean to participate in the program.
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It's often confusing and drawn out, consisting of icy conversations, gaslighting, project cancellations, transition rejections, or demotions.
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American Airlines – American is extending cancellations of flights involving Boeing's grounded 737 Max jet through September 3.
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As explained in a 2014 article from The Washington Post, major concert cancellations are actually pretty rare.
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Nearly all tech leaders offered last-minute cancellations and mea culpas as details about Khashoggi leaked out.
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"We see Saudi Arabia as being the most at risk for further cancellations in 2016," ADCB said.
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That came only a few weeks after an outage caused more than 1,000 cancellations at Southwest Airlines.
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Uber is aiming to perfect the art of the pickup with three features it says minimize cancellations.
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Weather was top reason for cancelled flights in 2017, accounting for more than 45,000 cancellations this year.
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But ground control and the airlines themselves accounted for more than 30,000 cancellations too, the company found.
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The loan cancellations would take about a year from the time the bill is enacted to complete.
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Ryanair said the cancellations would allow it to completely overcome the problems created by a staff shortage.
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However, high prices can be a turn off for Indian buyers with tender cancellations common, traders said.
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With cancellations, delays, and gate switches, you could find yourself running in circles forever before you board.
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But where there were cancellations and confusion, the city came together to make the most of it.
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Excluding the promotional cancellations, CEO Randall Stephenson said on the call, DirecTV subscribers grew during the quarter.
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For passengers, this could mean a lot of cancellations if pilots aren't lured by the higher pay.
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Between January and September, Airbus sold 319 aircraft, or 271 after cancellations and conversions, and delivered 454.
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There were 2,141 flight cancellations within, into or out of the United States on Saturday, FlightAware reported.
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"It's very early to say but I don't presume that we will have cancellations," he told Reuters.
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In a statement, Southwest said the decision would lead to about 180 daily cancellations up to Nov.
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The airline says its own pilots are behind the cancellations and is suing them in federal court.
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Already 41 planes have been grounded by lessors in the past three months, leading to flight cancellations.
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The grounding of planes has left U.S. and Canadian carriers wrestling with customer calls and flight cancellations.
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"The notion that Model 3 cancellations are outpacing orders is unequivocally false," a Tesla spokesperson told Reuters.
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One passenger at Reagan National Airport in Washington was hoping to get home Monday after eight cancellations.
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"There's been a lot of cancellations," said Lauren Machowsky, a travel advisor at New York-based SmartFlyer.
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Yeng Yi, 25, a Chinese student based in Barcelona, was among those affected by the train cancellations.
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Delays and cancellations piled up, she said, leading to long lines and frustrated customers at the airport.
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The strike caused about 2,000 flight cancellations in Chile and some regional routes, affecting about 350,000 passengers.
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Saturday, there were 150 delays at the Orlando airport and 92 cancellations according to the website FlightAware.
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The flight cancellations affect 49 pilots and the total 85033 F-35As at Luke Air Force Base.
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More flight cancellations to come Grounded airline passengers might remain stuck Monday as more flights get canceled.
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In the final days of his administration, President Barack Obama approved rules speeding up the debt cancellations.
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Frankfurt airport said flights to Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Vienna, Dublin and Warsaw were affected by cancellations Monday.
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The impending storm led to more than 22,212 preemptive US flight cancellations for Thursday, according to Flightaware.com.
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The number of flight cancellations for Saturday and Sunday was 7,421, according to flight-tracking service FlightAware.com.
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But riders consistently report service delays, cancellations and exceptionally long wait times, a recent internal report found.
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With so many people on the road and in the sky, there are often delays and cancellations.
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More cancellations could be on the way as the storms rip across separate parts of the country.
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The airport was closed for several hours on Thursday and reopened Friday with some delays and cancellations.
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Other cancellations Dublin's famous festival is only the latest global event shuttered to stifle the novel coronavirus.
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BA had already announced cancellations for some European and transatlantic flights for the second half of March.
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To put that in perspective, we're currently seeing more cancellations than new bookings over the next month.
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All the facilities at Prospect Park are currently open; program cancellations are noted on the event calendar.
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Over the past few weeks, hundreds of event cancellations have hit the San Francisco-based company hard.
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About 75,000 passengers on British Airways were affected by cancellations caused by a technical failure in May.
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"We are seeing some cancellations," said Steve Yaeger, the chief marketing officer of The Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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There is a severe shortage because of an unprecedented number of blood drive cancellations during the outbreak.
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Due to the coronavirus concerns and regulations, hotels across the US are seeing unprecedented cancellations and closures.
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BB: Can I, speaking of cancellations, just want to circle back to that bet I made earlier.
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You can cancel a Postmates order at any time, but some cancellations may end up costing you.
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The novel coronavirus has hit the cruise industry hard, from failed quarantines to lawsuits and rampant cancellations.
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Hotel executives and owners say the many travel cancellations and government-mandated travel restrictions have affected business.
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The cancellations of the N.C.A.A. tournaments short-circuited the plans of millions to watch basketball this week.
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Yet by midday the next day, she had lost 84 bookings, with more cancellations all but certain.
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The screens above American Airlines' desks were dark, while JetBlue's displays flowed with red rows of cancellations.
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Initially, the company allowed property managers to decide how to handle cancellations due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Many of those cancellations happened before California announced a statewide shelter-in-place order late last week.
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Its sports betting business also suffered from cancellations of major global sports tournaments due to the virus.
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Luckily, most airlines are offering affected passengers options, by waiving change flight fees or offering free cancellations.
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Some airlines, like JetBlue, are offering free cancellations for passengers concerned about the spread of the coronavirus.
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A slew of major cancellations in the US followed soon after, including sports seasons and movie premieres.
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Shares of Carnival Corporation fell more than 20% in early trading Thursday after the cancellations were announced.
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AIRLINE CANCELLATIONS: * British Airways suspended all direct flights to and from China until at least Jan. 31.
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Or is Chris Hayes correct, and The Times has experienced a flood of cancellations over Stephens' hiring.
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So Airbnb also announced a $10 million fund to reimburse travelers for unexpected expenses due to cancellations.
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The cancellations will remove about 28503,22019 voters who have not cast a ballot since 2012 or earlier.
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Milan postponed its Design Week, its largest international draw, and Rome has reported thousands of traveler cancellations.
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Here's a running list of all the cancellations, which so far includes Japan, South Korea, and Singapore
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Last month, United Airlines Holdings Inc extended cancellations of its MAX flights from March until June 4.
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"There won't be more cancellations because of the rostering issues," O'Leary told the meeting, according to Reuters.
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Net orders adjusting for cancellations in the first 10 months of the year stood at 103 aircraft.
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All 2,000 comedians slated to take their spots in the event of any cancellations were canceled, too.
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Flight cancellations and delays mounted through the day, most in airports in San Francisco, Newark, and Boston.
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American Airlines Group Inc said Thursday it was extending cancellations of 737 MAX flights through April 6.
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American Airlines Group Inc said Thursday it was extending cancellations of 737 MAX flights through April 6.
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Not surprisingly, many of the preemptive cancellations announced so far have come at airports serving those cities.
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Airbus notched up 3203 gross sales and 718 net orders after cancellations in the first 11 months.
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Ryanair said that strikes and flight cancellations in September had resulted in lower traffic and higher costs.
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Put yourself on the list to be notified of cancellations, and if a spot opens up, pounce.
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Hoegh has pulled out of FSRU projects in Ghana, Chile and Pakistan due to delays and cancellations.
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The next day demonstrators actively blocked passengers from heading to their departure gates, leading to more cancellations.
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O) last week extended its 737 MAX cancellations through April 6, while United Airlines Holdings Inc (UAL.
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O) last week extended its 737 MAX cancellations through April 6, while United Airlines Holdings Inc (UAL.
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The tradeshow and related cancellations have occurred not only in China but throughout Asia and into Europe.
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The cancellations will affect three shows on Mr. Aldean's "They Don't Know" tour, all in Southern California.
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Southwest Airlines (LUV)last week also extended flight cancellations for 737 Max planes from June until August.
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Another factor that Uber says can lead to deactivation is the number of cancellations by a driver.
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Last week, Air Canada and Toronto-based Porter Airlines also experienced brief glitches that prompted some flight cancellations.
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PSA's cancellations reportedly impacted other area airports as well, though Charlotte Douglas International appeared to be most affected.
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American Airlines said its cancellations involved 40 airports, including major hubs in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
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ForwardKeys said that there was no wave of cancellations of bookings to Britain following the London Bridge attack.
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" However, Corridore added "the reason for the cancellations are a cause for concern and needs to be explained.
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That 183% doesn't count the 115 cancellations American has made every day because of the 737 Max grounding.
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Andrew Cuomo said Thursday that the nearly 700 cancellations there amounted to 60 percent of the airport's flights.
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As part of an ongoing bloodbath of cancellations, Fox announced on Thursday that it was pulling the show.
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Cancellations are even possible due to the weather on Saturday, and on Sunday for the damage left behind.
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Its predecessor, a one-way runway built near a mountain range, is prone to disruptions and flight cancellations.
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A Qantas spokesman told Reuters the airline had three flight diversions and minor delays but no international cancellations.
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The airline provides updates on its Boeing 737 Max update page, and its cancellations now run through Aug.
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Airline operations had returned mostly to normal on Wednesday, despite residual cancellations still affecting the major U.S. carriers.
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American Airlines, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines all reported storm-related cancellations and delays through the day.
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The travel ban in New York has been lifted but Greyhound says to expect cancellations or extensive delays.
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The airports with the most cancellations were Newark International Airport in New Jersey and Boston Logan International Airport.
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For Southwest and American, that has meant more than 100 daily flight cancellations during the summer travel season.
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A day earlier a strike hit the city's transport system and led to more than 223 flight cancellations.
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In contrast to the cost overruns and cancellations of the American programmes, Soyuz has been an unabashed success.
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But Western European travel warnings and cancellations by big tour operators have forced Tunisia to shift its orientation.
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So would it be better to track all rejections and cancellations, even before the ride request was accepted?
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Major airline hubs, including Denver, Dallas and Chicago, felt impacts from this storm, leading to delays and cancellations.
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Moreover, Mr O'Leary promises there will be no further cancellations as a result of the employee-leave issues.
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In the first three months of 2019, the European plane maker Airbus suffered more cancellations than new requests.
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AMERICAN AIRLINES American Airlines said on Sunday it was extending cancellations of around 8.54993 daily flights until Nov.
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In recent years computer-system crashes have caused thousands of flight cancellations, including on British Airways and Delta.
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The airline said the slowdowns had caused 650 flight cancellations and numerous delays over the past three months.
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Casino said these dividend cancellations would represent savings of around 500 million euros at the end of 2020.
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Following United and Southwest, American Airlines (AAL) extended its cancellations of flights involving the jet into early November.
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BRITISH AIRWAYS SAYS A SYSTEMS ISSUE HAS RESULTED IN SOME SHORT-HAUL CANCELLATIONS AND DELAYS FROM LONDON AIRPORTS
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But plan changes, downgrades and cancellations still have to go through Comcast directly, the Cable Store FAQ indicates.
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And the Baltimore Sun has information on school closures and other event cancellations and delays in their area.
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That included both cancellations related to factors it could control, like maintenance, and those it couldn't, like weather.
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Chinese traders said the cancellations, however, were likely booked earlier than the deals made following the trade truce.
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Another example of how Bonobo can increase conversion rates is predicting customer cancellations and other potentially costly issues.
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Flight delays and cancellations could hit airports in Denver, Minneapolis and even Chicago, according to The Weather Channel.
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Airline Air France-KLM said it expected problems to persist on Thursday, possibly leading to more cancellations then.
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The cancellations coincide with a downturn in Turkish equity prices after shares reached a record high in January.
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The cancellations stemmed from an ongoing labor dispute between Spirit Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association, International.
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Smith said another 16 groups are considering cancellations of events expected to have an impact of $24 million.
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French GNI trade association said in a statement last week it feared "massive" booking cancellations by foreign tourists.
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More than 10,000 flights were cancelled the weekend the storm hit, and cancellations continued into the next week.
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The rapper announced the news on Twitter on Friday afternoon, asking fans for their "understanding" about the cancellations.
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Shashank said he often used Uber and Ola but had not made repeated cancellations on the Uber platform.
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Once that headline went out, cancellations poured into the train lines, and they in turn cancelled their services.
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Airbus said it had won 248 gross orders between January and June, or 203 net orders after cancellations.
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Both announcements mark major steps toward integrating United and Continental, which merged in 2010, and reducing flight cancellations.
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There were 2462,153 tonnes of such "reverse cancellations" at the Spanish port of Bilbao on Thursday as well.
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MICHAEL COOPER After years of illness and cancellations, James Levine, the Met's longtime music director, has finally retired.
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Cancellations, which started last September, sparked a pilot revolt, prompting Ryanair to recognize unions for the first time.
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And, all the hoteliers say that, despite the room cancellations, there are travelers who refuse to be deterred.
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Other figures in the South Korean entertainment industry noted that cancellations of events were not unusual in China.
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Nigeria's airlines are plagued by problems - delays, cancellations and fuel shortages that are almost expected from domestic passengers.
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Delta Air Lines (DAL) continued to have difficulty over the weekend with flight cancellations following last week's storms.
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Train services in and out of London, including Thameslink, Southern and Gatwick Express were facing delays and cancellations.
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The cancellations piled on to thousands more canceled flights due to an unrelenting series of late-winter storms.
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Promised refunds on cancellations didn't materialize, forcing some customers to file disputes with their credit card company instead.
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Our drive there is marked by ups and down, stress and glee, as orders give way to cancellations.
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Immigration courts in California have reportedly seen the highest rate of cancellations, followed by New York and Texas.
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United Airlines announced on Friday that it would extend Boeing 275 Max cancellations until at least January 2140.
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Ryanair passengers have suffered hundreds of flight cancellations this summer because of protests by pilots over employment conditions.
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Travel bans The outbreak has prompted air travel restrictions and cancellations of high-level conferences across the continent.
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Countless flight cancellations, factory closures and a slowdown in commuting has seriously weakened the world's appetite for oil.
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The company said on Saturday the cancellations were in response to local measures introduced by the Spanish government.
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But I believe a lot of these cancellations are down to people being advised to avoid touching others.
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Since January, airlines have been suspending routes left and right, offering fee waivers for trip changes and cancellations.
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Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways, another Gulf carrier, announced more flight cancellations on Wednesday, including to Egypt and India.
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Cancellations are common—even for shows with big buzz, award recognition, or well-respected creators from marginalized communities.
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Some airlines offered refunds and notified travelers of the cancellations hours in advance, drawing praise from stranded passengers.
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Although the earlier protests resulted in a flood of cancellations, they did not move the Sultan to sell.
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The announcement comes a day after American Airlines extended cancellations of 90 flights a day through June 5.
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The weather was still causing issues there on Monday, with 25 delays and 18 cancellations, according to FlightAware.com.
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Riders, frustrated by cancellations attributed to "equipment availability" or a "manpower shortage," blamed Mr. Murphy, not Mr. Christie.
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But those plans are now on hold, and cancellations are piling up — at Santani, and across Sri Lanka.
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With some cancellations, you may have the option to postpone or take a refund, depending on the circumstances.
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Here is how some major cruise lines in the US are handling its uptick in cancellations and refunds:
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She told Insider she is concerned about an increase in cancellations, as well as a lack of bookings.
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Newsom acknowledged the possible harm to small businesses from event cancellations and promised unspecified relief, the newspaper reported.
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Singapore Airlines said Tuesday the cancellations to-date would reduce its capacity by 13.6% since the virus outbreak.
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Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways, another Gulf carrier, announced more flight cancellations on Wednesday, including to Egypt and India.
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The city's largest convention center has seen 14 cancellations or postponements, costing hotels an estimated 252,000 room nights.
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The company's March 14 decision to refund all cancellations left hosts scrambling and broke loyalty, hosts told CNBC.
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Huq expects many more cancellations to come as the industry faces "total uncertainty," she told CNBC on Monday.
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Since Dorian, Curry said his bookings had dropped by about a quarter due to a rash of cancellations.
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"We've seen 450 to 550 changes and cancellations," said Gus Machado, sales director at Brickell Travel in Miami.
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These cancellations come as nearly 5,000 people have died and more than 127,000 have been diagnosed with coronavirus.
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In Wisconsin, weeks of heavy rain have caused widespread property damage, closed businesses and led to school cancellations.
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The system is plagued by overcrowding, which is compounded by dozens of cancellations daily, a Times analysis found.
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Additionally this January, 2000 percent of all the company's received claims were for cancellations related to the coronavirus.
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The virus has also caused countless flight cancellations and brought parts of the Chinese economy to a standstill.
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Where travel has been impacted, especially in the case of China, we are seeing a handful of cancellations.
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So despite school cancellations and even the risk of discipline from some districts, teachers say they won't budge.
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The fuel shortages have caused an increase in cancellations and delays to flights across Africa's most populous nation.
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In total 70 flights of a planned 1,560 were canceled, including 23 cancellations at Frankfurt's main airline, Lufthansa.
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Two-hour strikes led to dozens of delays and cancellations at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport twice earlier this month.
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While she had lost 30 percent of her summer bookings, she was not expecting any cancellations in October.
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But cancellations and closings are piling up just as fast as face masks are flying off the shelves.
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It seems inevitable more cancellations from various gaming companies will happen, it's only a matter of how many.
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Officials at New Jersey Transit said the delays, cancellations and crowds were likely to continue through Thursday's commute.
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The company is also discontinuing some Uber Rewards benefits, like price protection on a route and flexible cancellations.
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Meanwhile, American Airlines extended its cancellations for the 737 Max until June 4th, after previously targeting April 7th.
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Airlines, including Delta, United and Southwest, are offering fee waivers for flight cancellations or changes involving affected airports.
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Customers affected by the cancellations and delays voiced outrage at the company in person and on social media.
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But it also faced industrial action from cabin crew and other staff, resulting in hundreds of flight cancellations.
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Boeing's total orders for 2019 fell 77 per cent to 246, or just 54 after cancellations or replacements.
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But they cautioned that commuters should allow for extra travel time and should check for delays and cancellations.
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Chicago was hardest hit, with O'Hare International Airport experiencing over 700 cancellations, according to the FlightAware tracking site.
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IndiGo said in an earlier statement some sections of the media had spread misleading information on the cancellations.
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Ryanair (RYAAY) said that strikes and flight cancellations in September had resulted in lower traffic and higher costs.
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Expect to see more cancellations of proposed new plants around the world and more retirements of existing plants.
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But with so many cancellations on Tuesday, he estimated that La Guardia handled about 85,000 passengers on Wednesday.
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American Airlines, United, JetBlue and other airlines issued travel advisories ahead of anticipated weather-related cancellations and delays.
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Meanwhile, the bad publicity has drowned out the stated goal of the cancellations – to improve Ryanair's punctuality record.
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And lately casual sports fans have been hearing about U.F.C. largely in connection with fight cancellations or suspensions.
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The revision is in line with American Airlines Group Inc's recent decision to extend MAX cancellations through Sept.
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We broke the story last week ... our sources told us the cancellations were due to poor ticket sales.
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No planes could fly in or out of the airport, leading to more than 1,000 flight cancellations and air travel disruptions across the US. This morning, the airlines will start untangling the web of stranded passengers, cancellations and delays in an effort to get operations at the airport back to normal.
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Boeing posted 174 gross orders between Jan 1 and May 2, or 156 after stripping out cancellations and conversions.
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Most of the cancellations are short-haul services, but 58 long-haul flights have also been scrapped, Lufthansa said.
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It said Wednesday the 737 Max cancellations had cost the airline about $185 million in the just completed quarter.
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With two drastic cancellations so close together, we can't help examining the implications for the wider Netflix/Marvel universe.
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Forcing Damien to sign the pledge was a new method, for example, aimed at making the cancellations seem voluntary.
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He also believes there will be massive cancellations after the government subsidy for electric vehicles was slashed in half.
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After the troupe managed to complete four shows, with various cancellations in between, Cash suddenly returned to the tour.
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FlightAware, an airline tracking website, listed more than 1,100 cancellations and more than 3,000 delays as of 8 p.m.
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It said it will cancel nine domestic 787 flights on Friday, with other cancellations likely in the coming weeks.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - American Airlines Group Inc said on Sunday it is extending Boeing Co 737 MAX cancellations through Aug.
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Congress has reversed many of the cuts and cancellations proposed by the administration in the last couple of years.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Heavy fog caused delays and cancellations at Australia's busiest international flight hub, Sydney Airport, on Saturday morning.
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Kanye can get his tour insured, but the insurance company will not cover cancellations due to mental health issues.
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According to journalists contacted by the network about press cancellations, Netflix did not cite a reason for the changes.
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The details: The cancellations are mostly concentrated in the Midwest with Chicago O'Hare airport experiencing more than 700 alone.
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But along with the plan, the company is also releasing a statement detailing the aforementioned actions around account cancellations.
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There were 54,294 tonnes of net new cancellations last month, most of them at the Malaysian port of Johor.
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Ryanair claims to have no overall shortage of pilots and it says similar cancellations will not occur next year.
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If you are looking to avoid delays and cancellations on your next trip, try to skip the airports above.
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American Airlines and United Airlines this week extended flight cancellations due to the 737 MAX grounding until early June.
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On Friday, conference organizers removed all the names of attendees from its website as the number of cancellations grew.
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The incident, forcing the Met to close until Monday, cost the Met thousands of dollars in cancellations and refunds.
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That means the market is pricing in the risk of further cancellations, perhaps from other customers of private prisons.
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This bout of cancellations comes only a day after launch details were released regarding Oculus Rift competitor HTC Vive.
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You don't want any holds or cancellations because your credit card company thinks it might be a fraudulent charge.
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Out of the $700 million authorized to cover loan cancellations, only $10.6 million in debt has actually been forgiven.
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Between Jan 1 and Nov 29, Boeing booked orders for 558 aircraft, or 466 after cancellations and model switches.
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The latest cancellations affect two concerts at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn as well as another date in Newark.
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"This isn't about cricket," New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White said when discussing the cancellations in his sport.
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Facebook (Oculus Rift) and HTC (Vive) had growing pains at launch, whether slower than expected shipping or order cancellations.
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American Airlines extended its cancellations of flights involving the jet into early November, the fourth time it's done so.
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It is clear Trump's comments on Mexicans led to the cancellations, and both chefs filed counter-suits against Trump.
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Despite those cancellations, there was a net increase, of many millions of people, with health coverage starting in 2014.
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"We currently have 3 cancellations on the books for (Monday) and expect a relatively normal operational day," Thomas said.
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PT: American Airlines said in a statement it expects to "avoid cancellations" during the holidays despite the scheduling glitch.
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U.S. carriers American Airlines and JetBlue announced flight cancellations Saturday to the capital Port-au-Prince citing civil unrest.
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Source: Lucasfilm itself Credibility: It's a convention schedule; it's as accurate as these things get, barring last minute cancellations.
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With any luck, Bono's voice will return before then, but if not there may be more cancellations to come.
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The cancellations also coincide with a downturn in Turkish equity prices after shares reached a record high in January.
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Flight cancellations were down to around 600 for Thursday, from more than 1,300 in the region a day earlier.
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The cancellations so far are concentrated at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, Raleigh-Durham International Airport, Baltimore-Washington and Dulles.
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In general, flight delays, cancellations, and missed connections cost consumers almost $17 billion every year, according to the FAA.
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Leaking tunnels, congested roads, rusting bridges, and aging railways often mean one thing: lost opportunity from delays and cancellations.
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Delta Air Lines — The airline continued to have difficulty with flight cancellations over the weekend following last week's storms.
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Outages, cancellations and postponements As the storm's impact widens as it moves north, power outages are expected to soar.
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Brittany Ferries announced mass cancellations of connections between Britain and northern France, where port workers joined the industrial action.
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Last February, Envoy Air, an American Airlines subsidiary, had the most frequent cancellations: more than 14% of all flights.
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It also caused some flight cancellations and delays but all power and services were restored before midnight, McGee said.
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The troubled aircraft's lengthy grounding will lead to about 2115,1007 cancellations in September and 2,900 in October for United.
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Ms. Vaughan described similar worries after witnessing months of high-profile cancellations, including a Bruce Springsteen concert in Greensboro.
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The carrier said in a release it will cancel nine domestic 787 flights on Friday, with other cancellations possible.
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Neither of those cancellations were explicitly blamed on censorship concerns, but experts say it was pretty obviously the reason.
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Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary said captains have been targeted since the cancellations with a 10,000 euro sign-on bonus.
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After at least one flight was called off on Tuesday, there were no reports of additional cancellations on Wednesday.
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Delta told The Hill that the computer issue had caused it some delays, but did not force any cancellations.
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"He added: "Obviously travelling a lot you get a lot of delays and cancellations, traffic problems, you name it.
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The current design was the third version of the Beetle after two earlier cancellations and revivals of the marque.
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Provisions for cancellations are around 200 million reais ($64 million) at this point, Chief Financial Officer Eric Alencar said.
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Sales cancellations, particularly in northern Brazil, are also weighing down Cyrela's ability to generate free cash flow, Alencar said.
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CNBC reported that while JetBlue flights are still taking off, there would be some delays and cancellations, and Boston.
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The disruption led to 1,180 flight cancellations to and from the airport Sunday, according to flight tracking service FlightAware.
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Higher education officials are also concerned about the effect that in-person class cancellations will have on international students.
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And that doesn't factor in losses from the possible cancellations of minor league and college games, concerts and theatre.
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Cancellations of venues can be costly, with losses of up to 75 percent of deposits paid to a venue.
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Although it is now open, there are no regular guests, and he estimated about $30,000 was lost in cancellations.
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Last-minute hotel cancellations in Le Havre, she said, allowed them to avoid staying an hour outside the city.
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Hopeful travelers interested in a 2018 rafting trip are currently being added to a wait list (cancellations do occur).
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According to the airline's website, flights to European destinations were running with moderate delays and a handful of cancellations.
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Cancellations and declarations of states of emergency have poured in as U.S. coronavirus cases topped 1,700 with 40 deaths.
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A hotel in Aichi recently filed for bankruptcy after cancellations by Chinese tourists, Tokyo Shoko Research said last week.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement and supply chains.
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Though shares of the cruise line hit with cancellations from the coronavirus are still down 1313% on the year.
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Mr. DeSantis, a Republican, was at first reluctant to mandate mass cancellations of public events or restrictions on movement.
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Rose said clients would normally complain about event cancellations, but that she hadn't heard from anyone this time around.
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Change policy: Generally, the airline is waiving cancellations for travel through May 31 and issuing credits for future travel.
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The cancellations will invariably be disappointing for tourists and locals who rely on Broadway for inspiration, entertainment, and artistry.
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You may want to double-check your flight: Stormy weather could cause flight delays or cancellations throughout the Northeast.
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The virus has disrupted travel worldwide, leading to flight cancellations, quarantines, and other breakdowns in movement and supply chains.
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Behind the cancellations are allegations, made by Turkish authorities, that Mr. Khashoggi was killed and dismembered by Saudi operatives.
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The coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. has indeed forced cancellations, closures and postponements throughout sports, entertainment, and education ( here ).
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Cancellations of venues can be costly, with losses of up to 75 percent of deposits paid to a venue.
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The day after the storm made landfall with devastating impact on the Florida Panhandle, travelers faced delays and cancellations.
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The primary cause of the cancellations has been a shortage of crews to run the trains, Ms. Snyder said.
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Regardless, firings and cancellations and self-protective censorship will not make the conflict any less painful in the end.
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Before the cancellations, any people coming from Wuhan to the US were diverted to one of those five airports.
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Separately, American Airlines Group Inc said on Thursday it was extending cancellations of 737 MAX flights through April 6.
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Blockades along the main road to Quito International Airport shut down traffic, setting off rippling flight delays and cancellations.
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The Hilo Seaside Hotel, a Hawaiian family-owned hotel just 30 miles northeast of Kilauea, reported cancellations as well.
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Amid travel bans and trip postponements, demand for air travel has fallen, leading to more than 200,000 flight cancellations.
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Second-tier "Value" fares will also see new restrictions for changes or cancellations made within two weeks of travel.
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This week, American Airlines and Southwest Airlines both said they would extend cancellations of Max flights until early June.
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Flights continued to be backed up Saturday, with more than 6900 cancellations and an average of 2628-minute delays.
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The cancellations are in order to "run a comprehensive review of safety protocols for competitors and spectators," he said.
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"Based on our checks, refunds are outpacing deposits as cancellations accelerate," wrote analyst Rajvindra Gill in the note Thursday.
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Other notable cancellations included Reassure -- the UK arm of reinsurance group Swiss Re -- and Italian luxury yacht maker Ferretti.
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The airline said systems have been restored, and reported no diversions or cancellations as a result of the issue.
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The discount airline, which issued a profit warning earlier this month, has been hit by strikes and flight cancellations.
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As the storm moved from west to east, authorities reported hair-raising travel conditions, flight cancellations and traffic pileups.
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Their 48-hour work stoppage affected hundreds of thousands of passengers, leading to delayed trips and flat-out cancellations.
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No one wins when the system suffers from more delays, more cancellations, more indirect routes and more fuel burn.
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"We are refunding or rebooking customers who suffered cancellations on to new services as quickly as possible," it said.
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United said on Friday it was extending by one month its cancellations of 737 MAX flights, through Aug. 3.
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Wall Street's main indexes dropped sharply as news of the cancellations dampened early optimism on U.S.-China trade talks.
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And EU-formulated Air Passenger Rights protect passengers by making it easier to get compensation after delays and cancellations.
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He said cancellations in January were roughly double their normal level, costing him thousands of dollars in lost business.
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The spring storms also led to delays and cancellations for many of the festival's performers, including Friday headliner moe.
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I had two cancellations today and every time that happens, I can't help but do the math for wages lost.
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Businesses can avoid last-minute cancellations by controlling how much advanced notice is required to cancel an appointment, says Microsoft.
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Flight cancellations and travel warnings Airlines canceled more than 7,000 US flights scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, according to Flightaware.com.
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Even with those cancellations, a passenger on an Alaska Airlines flight captured a great video of the erupting Pavlof. VIDEO!
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Tour cancellations and venue shutdowns are now expected to last through the end of April 2020, at the very least.
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The airplane maker has faced intense scrutiny from major airlines, which have have extended Max flight cancellations through the summer.
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Goldner said the company still faces the prospect of more direct import cancellations and shifts to domestic orders as Dec.
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The cancellations, which include 330 domestic and international flights, will impact some 37,000 passengers, the airline said in a statement.
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We are also working on an enhanced technology solution to further examine cancellations that will be rolled out in April.
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Update 6:41 AM PT: Delta now says "limited departures" are resuming following the outage, though "cancellations and delays continue."
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What's Covered Weather And Unforeseen CancellationsHurricanes, snowstorms, and other extreme weather conditions are often reasons for flight delays or cancellations.
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"We haven't had a lot of cancellations," Jeanne Bigos, general manager of Fort Myers Beach's Outrigger resort, told the outlet.
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And across the world, heavier traffic and constrained control capacity are leading to big increases in flight delays and cancellations.
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Others speculated that one more experienced organizer may have been connected to several previous cases of convention embezzlement and cancellations.
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Both have posted more cancellations than new business in the first four months of the year, with Boeing worst affected.
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Many artists facing show cancellations found themselves with a growing fan base after the publicity thrust them into the spotlight.
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The airports with the most cancellations were Newark in New Jersey, LaGuardia in New York and Boston Logan International Airport.
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The Dallas-based airline is extending cancellations on flights that had planned to use the aircraft until January 737, 2020.
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Melbourne Airport also reduced the number of flights allowed to arrive and depart each hour due to Sydney Airport cancellations.
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Nationally, there were more than 1,300 flight cancellations and more than 7,000 delays as of Sunday afternoon, according to FlightAware.
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In an effort to provide more certainty and avoid last minute flight disruptions, American has extended cancellations through June 5.
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Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach has also seen a sea of high-profile cancellations after Trump's controversial Charlottesville remarks.
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An industry source said Air Berlin could lose 4 million to 5 million euros a day because of the cancellations.
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O'Hare International Airport reported more than 160 flight cancellations and delays up to 50 minutes, the facility said on Twitter.
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"We don't know if it's linked to what happened, but we've already had two cancellations for future bookings," he said.
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"By our assessment, it looks like further cancellations are inevitable due to the continuing resignations of pilots," the letter said.
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One number cited in court documents, from which 74 cancellations were made, belonged to a user identified as Kisan Kumar.
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For new business, Airbus reported 6623 orders for the first 11 months, or a net total of 333 after cancellations.
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That included around 1,000 delays and cancellations at Newark, nearly 800 at La Guardia, and more than 500 in Philadelphia.
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Those big stock movements, both inflows and "reverse cancellations", have been timed around this week's third-Wednesday monthly prompt date.
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HB2 has led to boycotts of the state and cancellations of North Carolina concerts by Bruce Springsteen and Pearl Jam.
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Flights were operating normally Sunday following days of cancellations and delays after drones were seen in the airspace on Wednesday.
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More than 8,200 flight delays and 1,900-plus cancellations were reported Thursday in the United States, flight-tracking site FlightAware.
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The Irish airline has struggled in the last few months over issues with its pilots — leading to 20,000 flight cancellations.
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It has, however, admitted that in September it entered a "series of poor planning decisions" that led to flight cancellations.
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L.I.R.R. — There are several suspensions and cancellations in and out of New York City on Ronkonkoma and Port Jefferson branches.
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Delta Air Lines has resumed limited departures, but passengers should still expect widespread cancellations all day because of computer issues.
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Since taking over in May, the Eisans have cut cancellations in half and put the business on track to grow.
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The code-share agreements also add flexibility in cases of delays or cancellations, something crucial for those traveling for work.
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While at my desk, I kept a browser tab open to Reserve America, which I would periodically check for cancellations.
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Inzerillo said his team can best prevent churn, or cancellations, by helping people finding the content they want to watch.
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Similar strikes four years ago led to hundreds of flight cancellations at Germany's largest airport, particularly on short haul flights.
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Cancellations "ticked up slightly and unexpectedly" in early April amid press coverage about the coming increases, the Netflix letter said.
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When operations resumed on Friday, the backlog led to hundreds more delays or cancellations, crowding the terminals with stranded passengers.
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Schiphol Amsterdam Airport said a third of flights have been canceled on Monday while Brussels Airport warned of numerous cancellations.
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A spokeswoman for the Hôtel de Pourtalès said via email that the residence had received no cancellations after the incident.
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New Jersey Transit has blamed a lack of engineers and engineers calling in sick, in part, for delays and cancellations.
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In contrast to Airbnb, Vrbo has kept the onus for cancellations and refunds on the hosts who list with it.
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Cancellations, closings and a thinning out of tables may be just the beginning for a business based on social contact.
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For example, many Airbnb hosts have seen their bookings fall off a cliff as the company grapples with travel cancellations.
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It has had more than 250 cancellations through November, a situation repeated throughout the region, said Julie Johnson, the owner.
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That's led to delays in surgeries for children, reductions in staff, and cancellations of many forms of treatments for patients.
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Nations across the globe have imposed travel restrictions to help slow the coronavirus outbreak, leading to hundreds of flight cancellations.
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The action led to mass flight cancellations at the airport, gaining worldwide attention — and ended with yet more police clashes.
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The hiring situation will probably get worse over the next few months, as closures and cancellations ripple across the economy.
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Another program, Chicago-based Sage Corps, founded in 33, is pushing companies to sponsor the students impacted by internship cancellations.
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The European planemaker said net orders after cancellations rose 52 percent to 363,109 jets in 2017, vaulting past Boeing's 912.
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There were more than 1,200 flight cancellations and more than 4,000 flight delays, according to FlightAware, the flight-tracking company.
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State Senator Todd Kaminsky demanded that the Long Island Rail Road, plagued by a spate of cancellations, improve its performance.
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On the way home that night, more cancellations led to a return trip that was nearly as long, she said.
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"The whole company is actually stepping in to help customer service because we've seen a spike in cancellations," he said.
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The Aces needed more than a day to get to Washington from Las Vegas because of flight delays and cancellations.
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What started as a trickle of a few businesses and schools closing has now become a torrent of event cancellations.
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This summer, New Jersey Transit did not have enough engineers to drive its trains on most days, forcing many cancellations.
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Cindy Bauccio, who has been cleaning houses since 2004, said she had had repeated cancellations in the last two weeks.
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This has led to cancellations of large conferences, concerts, and other events; widespread closures of schools; and other containment measures.
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On Monday, airline stocks were badly hit as they announced waves of flight cancellations in response to global travel restrictions.
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The company said it would be accepting cancellations at no cost for bookings made from March 513 to March 31.
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The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center has cleared its event calendar through mid-April because of several cancellations and postponements.
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Airlines — Major airline stocks fell on Friday as flight cancellations and travel advisories continued to expand due to the epidemic.
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Given all the recent tech event cancellations due to the coronavirus, however, Apple might be rethinking its plans right now.
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Esports revenue will dive thanks to cancellations and postponements from the coronavirus after a $1 billion-plus estimate for 2020.
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That shutdown is likely to drive up the number of cancellations significantly, according to Flight Aware, which tracks airline flights.
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Border closings and flight cancellations may cause hardships for millions of healthy people near the epicenter, and enormous economic disruption.
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Organizers of both suspended events attributed the cancellations to market conditions and internal pressure to focus attention on other fairs.
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State media also cited China's rail authorities as saying they are now offering passengers booked on Wuhan trains free cancellations.
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Boeing, which reported final order numbers and deliveries for 2019 on Tuesday, reported more cancellations than new business in 83.
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Download the mobile app for your airline to keep tabs on your flight status in case of delays or cancellations.
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But two last-minute health-related cancellations meant that both lead roles were sung by artists making their house debuts.
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When Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina began issuing evacuation orders Monday, the reservations began to far outnumber the cancellations.
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Democratic Tsunami was behind a massive protest on Monday when demonstrators marched on Barcelona airport, causing dozens of flight cancellations.
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Coronavirus fears prompt even more event cancellations, controversial facial recognition software is being used widely and DocuSign acquires Seal Software.
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The railroad they ride, New Jersey Transit, has been plagued for the last two years by a rash of cancellations.
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"What I'm worried about now is, every day there's more cancellations, more countries sealing off their borders," Mr. Phillips said.
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Infections in Japan have topped 200, with four deaths, and has led to the cancellations of sporting and public events.
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Gatwick Airport, one of London's two main hubs, warned passengers that "very high winds" had caused flight cancellations and delays.
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BA's move followed some flight cancellations to China by U.S. airline United Airlines which blamed a sharp fall in demand.
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United Airlines previously announced cancellations of some flights to China because of declining demand but is maintaining its Chinese routes.
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Amtrak accepted blame for the minor train derailment that forced cancellations and disrupted tens of thousands of commuters last week.
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Flight cancellations, mishandled bags and bumped passenger rates reached the lowest levels in decades last year, according to the DOT.
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Japan's services industry is also getting hit by a rash of trip and hotel cancellations, the Nikkei Asian Review reported.
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With major delays and cancellations expected this summer, commuters are already feeling stress over how they will get to work.
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Beyond Chicago and Detroit, other notable airports seeing a weather-related spike in cancellations were Milwaukee and Grand Rapids, Mich.
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The company said it saw strong wireless customer growth as well as fewer subscriber cancellations than the Street had projected.
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The cock-up in pilot scheduling that Ryanair says triggered the cancellations doesn't so far look like a deeper problem.
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At the end of the round, companies paid a combined fee of 105.9 million reais ($33.43 million) for the cancellations.
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ALUMINIUM STOCKS: On-warrant aluminium inventories in LME-registered warehouses fell to 20.3 million tonnes after 217,2285 tonnes of cancellations.
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