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Officials evacuated Terminal 4, Concourse B around 4 p.m. after screeners spotted a suspicious item in a bag.
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A source at JFK says a suspicious package was being boarded on to a plane Sunday afternoon.
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The federal government has cracked down on four New York City area airports for what it calls "egregious" violations of safety and rescue regulations involving more than 250 police officers.
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Anthony Johnson reports on a brazen security breach at JFK Airport
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A Delta Airlines employee is facing charges after he got on a flight without a boarding pass or being screened by security.
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The Queens district attorney will decide whether to charge any of the TLC agents involved in the arrest.
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A professional boxer in town to promote is upcoming fight with Floyd Mayweather was arrested on gun charges at JFK Airport.
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Police believe the stun gun is the same weapon used in the attack on his 19-year-old ex-girlfriend, which occurred in Queens.
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An Air India jet bumped a stopped JetBlue plane at John F. Kennedy Airport on Saturday morning, officials said. No injuries were reported.
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The FBI and the Federal Aviation Administration are investigating a pilot's report that he spotted a small unmanned aircraft at New York's Kennedy Airport.
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A pilot with Alitalia called into air traffic control around 1:15 Monday afternoon while on final approach to Kennedy.
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The first inbound passenger flight at John F. Kennedy International Airport landed at 9:30 a.m., according to the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, which operates the region's three major airports.
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There are more safety problems for New York's three major airports.
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Authorities say bird strikes forced two planes to return to Kennedy Airport shortly after takeoff over the weekend.
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Iceland Air says the flight crew and passengers restrained him after his behavior became unruly and threatening.
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Strong wind gusts caused flight delays Saturday afternoon for holiday travelers at Newark and Kennedy Airports.
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The Federal Aviation Administration says some flights arriving at La Guardia Airport in Queens on Friday morning are delayed an average of nearly three hours each. Flights heading to John F. Kennedy International Airport were not permitted to take off until after 7:15 a.m. due to high winds.
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Some security guards at John F. Kennedy International Airport have voted to go on strike next week if their employer doesn't respond to their concerns over issues including training and equipment.
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Kristin Thorne and Dan Rice report on a plane with damaged landing gear
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Police arrested a Bronx man at JFK Airport after TSA agents found more than two dozen stun guns in a suitcase.
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Port Authority spokesman Steven Coleman said Wednesday that 32-year-old Sean Henry, of Brooklyn, was nabbed in a sting operation using decoy bags in cooperation with the TSA.
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A man accused of infiltrating Kennedy airport's $100 million security system is speaking out exclusively to ABC News.
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The scanners will be replaced with millimeter wave machines that produce a more generic outline of a person's body, compared to the more specific backscatter image.
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If you're flying American Airlines Friday or this weekend, make sure that you check ahead. Dozens of flights are canceled.
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American Airlines said that improperly installed clamps caused seats to pop loose on two planes during flights.
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A Port Authority employee fired his shotgun at two birds flying over Kennedy Airport, and accidentally struck a passing Port Authority vehicle.
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Two American Airlines flights had to land at JFK after seats became unbolted on board the aircraft.
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An Eyewitness News investigation discovered several Airbus landing gear problems over the past decade.
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NJ Burkett investigates American Airline's claim that loose seats were the cause of the emergency landing at JFK.
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A Brazilian airliner with " twisted front landing gear" made a precautionary landing at JFK Airport on Wednesday morning.
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Two planes were investigated for explosives at JFK Airport Monday after a telephone threat was made.
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More than a dozen workers at JFK Airport are under arrest in what investigators say was a multi-million dollar liquor smuggling ring.
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The Port Authority is using buses to get passengers where they need to go.
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Josh Einiger reports on the latest targets in Long Island
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A Chicago man is accused of groping a pregnant woman and refusing to follow crew instructions on a JetBlue flight.
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A Delta Connection flight from Boston to Kansas City made an emergency landing at Kennedy Airport with two blown tires.
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A Delta Connection flight from Boston to Kansas City made an emergency landing at JFK Airport with two blown tires Monday.
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Jim Hoffer has the details on how the man circumvented the airport's vaunted $100 million security system.
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Daniel Casillo climbed the 8-foot-high perimeter fence, then walked across two runways and entered a Delta gate.
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Matt Kozar reports on how a stranded jet skier was able to bypass the airport's $100 million security system
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A Federal Air Marshal found the suspicious wires in a rear lavatory of the aircraft that had been in the air for over an hour.
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Marci Gonzalez reports on a scare in the air for some passengers on a Delta flight
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Hundreds of air passengers and staff were evacuated from a terminal at New York City's Kennedy Airport after a metal detector malfunctioned at one of the security checkpoints.
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Steve Rich was hit while walking on the airport service road in front of hanger 12 at around 10:35 a.m.
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Clayton Obson left the cockpit during a March flight and ran through the cabin screaming about religion and terrorists.
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The passengers claim they feared for their lives when Clayton Osbon had to be physically restrained after running through the cabin yelling about Jesus and al-Qaida.
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Lisa Colagrossi reports on a lawsuit filed over Clayton Osbon's in-flight tirade
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Airport sources say a flight with 280 people on board was being towed to its gate when its wing struck the rear stabilizer of a parked airliner.
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Police say 17 deodorants, 24 nail polish bottles, 16 magic markers and more than 680 buttons were all stuffed with cocaine.
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