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Regional Transportation Council Director Michael Morris called it a "great day" for North Texas.
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Dozens of American Airlines flight attendants held a protest outside the company's headquarters in Fort worth, calling for CEO Robert Isom to step down.
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Plano leaders are reviewing a proposal from DART ahead of the scheduled May withdrawal election.
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The board of directors for the union representing American Airlines flight attendants unanimously voted no confidence in the airline's CEO, Robert Isom.
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Some residents are concerned about their ability to get to work, attend medical appointments and reach services like a local inclement weather shelter.
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The downtown interstate will once again close for construction beginning Friday night and will reopen early Monday morning.
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Dallas Area Rapid Transit board members are figuring out a way to respond to cities' requests for service and funding changes as a sixth member plans to vote soon to possibly leave the system.
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Addison is the sixth city to schedule a DART exit election, meaning nearly half of DART's 13 member cities are now considering leaving the agency.
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American Airlines has been forced to cancel an estimated 9,000 flights, making it the largest weather disruption in the company's history. It's estimated to lose $150-200 million in revenue due to the cancelations.
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Southwest Airlines passengers are making their final boarding-time scrambles for seats as the carrier prepares to end its signature open-seating system. Customers on Southwest flights will have assigned seats starting today.
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Nearly 1,500 flights have been canceled for Friday and the weekend across Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field as a winter storm descends on North Texas.
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The council passed a resolution this week reiterating opposition to above-ground passenger rail in parts of Dallas and adding another area of West Dallas to the list.
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A massive winter wtorm is descending on North Texas, potentially ruining air travel plans for hundreds. American Airlines, Southwest Airlines and others are waiving change fees.
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Trinity Metro board members approved a resolution that notes the partnership and collaborative work with the Dallas transit system.