A Mexico-bound flight that took off from Houston was forced to return for a rather unusual reason - volcanic ash.

Passengers were safely deplaned after the aircraft sustained damage, the airport said. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Taiwan's representative at an Asia-Pacific summit met U.S. President Joe Biden on Friday and invited him to visit Taiwan in the near future, with the two men having a "lively" exchange of views, the ...

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Dramatic video footage from Scandinavian Airlines Flight 957 captured the severity of the turbulence, showing passengers ...

Local Army family prepares to move into newly renovated home ...

Spirit Airlines is reportedly considering bankruptcy protection. That could mean flying fewer routes, allowing competitors to ...

When finally disgorged from the crowded buses, we all had to lug our hand luggage through the rain, across the Tarmac, before ...

Chief Executive Officer of Belujane Konzult, Mr Chris Aligbe, in this concluding interview, dismisses reports that botched ...