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Law enforcement and FBI officials in Maryland gathered at Baltimore-Washington International Marshall Airport on Wednesday to warn travelers of the increasing threat.

Plus where to avoid.

The incident happened at 11:03 pm Monday near the valet parking station on the upper level of the airport.

The passenger was flying from Luton airport to Skopje, Macedonia, on Sunday morning when he ordered the $5.21 sandwich and a bottle of water.

American Airlines says a regional affiliate should run close to a normal operation Thursday after canceling 2,750 flights in the past week because of a computer problem.

Passengers on a Silver Airways flight were shocked to find that the people seated behind them were joining the Mile High club — from their seats.

Seven survivors of the deadly flight say the incident forced them to confront “their greatest fear, the overwhelming horror of being trapped in a plane about to crash.”

Operations soon resumed as normal.

Few Westerners have experienced North Korean sun, sea and sand, but that's not to say it's entirely off-limits.

She was not happy.

The cob — a male swan — was often seen pecking at people, attacking tourists, eating sandwiches, and even trying to steal handbags.

“We will not tolerate unruly or disruptive behavior."

United CEO Oscar Munoz says the airline is ramping up its efforts to improve customer service — but in doing so, he revealed just how backwards the company’s priorities used to be.

The pilot officiated.

Riders had to be rescued from a roller coaster at Six Flags America in Maryland on Monday afternoon after the ride stalled on the tracks.

An elephant that once lived at Michael Jackson'sNeverland Ranch briefly escaped its enclosure at a Florida zoo.

The same old problems appear to be flaring back up again.

On Royal Caribbean’s new Spectrum of the Seas , select guests will be able to indulge in a shower with "unparalleled water views."

The number of bogus food-poisoning and gastric illness claims filed by Britons traveling abroad is reported to have reached epidemic proportions in the UK in recent years – igniting a fierce fight back from the travel industry and the government.

Dexter the peacock is more than proud.