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Dave Foley is fun as "Flik." He's kind of a geeky lookin' guy in real life, so that made this character more believable. As state before, "Hopper" is the ultimate bad guy, and Kevin Spacey plays him perfectly. Denis Leary is outstanding as "Francis" the ladybug. Overall, this is an ensemble cast that is rounded out by great support from actors like John Ratzenberger and Phyllis Diller.
The animation is wonderful. It is bright, bold, and downright terrifying when need be(ref. the bird attacking "Hopper.") The music is good, though not as utilized as in "Toy Story." That is beside the point since the story of "Bug's" is so much better than "Toy Story."
Why is it that a Disney flick that is seriously funny always seems to get lost behind dramas such as "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?" In Disney's storied history I've always felt that movies like "A Bug's Life" were overlooked because they don't have some great moral story to them. Granted, "Flik" realizing that he must never give up and the rest of the ants learning about strength in numbers is good, but these lessons just don't stick like in other films.
Watch this movie because it is funny. I used to give it a less than stellar rap until I watched it again. It really is funny and deserves to go down as one of Disney/Pixar's best films ever.
The DVD provides some great extras. There is literally something for everyone. For the kiddies there are games, for producer/director wannabes there are documentaries on the creation of the film. The best extras are the entire group of "bloopers" from the film, with personal favorites listed by members of the production team and, of course, "Geri's Game." This made me laugh out loud in the theater and at home.
If you want a funny, memorable movie that doesn't receive the attention it should, buy "A Bug's Life."
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About United Allergy Services
United Allergy Services exists to empower providers and advance the understanding of immunotherapy as the best kind of allergy treatment.
We're headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. In just five years, we've grown to more than 1,000 employees, and work with more than 3,300 practitioners across 25 states. During that time, more than 10 million allergy tests have been conducted and 14 million immunotherapy treatments have been administered—83% of those being done in the patient's home.
Our protocols have been developed and are continuously evaluated by the Chief Medical Officer Frederick M. Schaffer, M.D., a board-certified allergist. They are also overseen and evaluated by the UAS Medical & Scientific Advisory Board, which is comprised of:
- Three board-certified allergists
- An Otolaryngologist Certified by the AAOA
- Two primary care providers who serve as medical advisors
- Two academic doctors from the largest antigen suppliers in the country, ALK Abelló and Jubilant HollisterStier, who serve as scientific advisors
Company Vision and Values
Revolutionize allergy care in America.
We are improving access to millions of allergy sufferers that would not receive advanced allergy care without UAS.
We promise to.
Improve Lives
Create Access to World Class Allergy Care
Deliver Exceptional Service to our Partner Providers
RISE UP Values
respect ourselves.
adhere to all privacy policies and procedures.
work to earn and keep respect, daily.
communicate to all with courtesy, consideration and professionalism.
do the right thing, even when no one is looking.
never cut corners.
communicate openly and honestly.
welcome challenges and make decisions for the good of the company.
never guess. If uncertain, ask.
wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment and use in manner directed.
are precise, consistent and accurate when providing patient care.
adhere to all Clinical Standard Operating Procedures.
are competent in all areas of Immunotherapy.
are knowledgeable of the UAS business processes.
communicate openly to promote progress and trust.
are committed to the continued education that is required to help develop our skills throughout our career.
communicate in an effort to build a community of trust.
are open to hear other's feedback and input.
create teams with our fellow employees and with our clinics.
build confidence through our professionalism.
Positive Energy
display professionalism through our appearance and attitude.
express compassion to our peers, patients, and clients.
express enthusiasm through our interaction with others.
are confident and willing to go the extra mile.
The UAS Immunotherapy model has shown:
- 95% of patients had improved allergic rhinitis scores
- 82% of patients reported diminished use of medications
- 88% of patients reported improved Rhinoconjunctivitis Quality of Life Questionnaire scores after IT
- 86% would recommend allergy testing and immunotherapy to friends and family
- 82% feel comfortable administering immunotherapy injections
- 85% of people treated with IT for hay fever may achieve symptom relief within the first year of starting immunotherapy
- After 3-5 years of complete IT treatment, most patients experience little or no allergy symptoms
Our providers say:
- 90% would recommend UAS to colleagues
- 100% believed the CAT/CAS in their practice was knowledgeable about allergy testing and immunotherapy
- 99% believed the CAT/CAS in their practice interacted well with patients and with clinic personnel
- 98% believed allergy testing and immunotherapy services are an integral part of patient services
Allergen immunotherapy: A practice parameter third update. Linda Cox, M.D., Harold Neson, M.D. and Richard Lockey, M.D. American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology. September 23, 2010.
American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. Allergy treatment. Accessed February 1, 2011.
Möller C, Dreborg S, Ferdousi HA, et al. Pollen immunotherapy reduces the development of asthma in children with seasonal rhinoconjunctivitis (the PAT-Study). J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2002;109:251-256.
Provider Survey Results conducted by a third party.
Executive Staff
Kevin Johnson, Chief Executive Officer
Kevin Johnson is the Chief Executive Officer at United Allergy Services. Before taking on the position as CEO, he sat as a UAS board member for almost two years. Kevin has the robust operating experience needed to lead a large scale business. He has more than 30 years of experience with healthcare diagnostic laboratories, including executive leadership positions with Quest Diagnostics, Inc. and DIANON Systems, Inc. During his 18 years with Quest Diagnostics, he held numerous management and executive level positions. Following his position at Quest Diagnostics, Kevin joined DIANON Systems, Inc., the preeminent cancer diagnostic services company offering specialized anatomic pathology and molecular genetic testing services to physicians nationwide. He served as president, CEO and chairman of the board for DIANON Systems, Inc. until January 2003. Currently, Kevin serves on the Boards of NeoGenomics, Inc. and ClearPath Diagnostics, a private company.
Dr. Frederick Schaffer, Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Fredrick M. Schaffer is Chief Medical Officer for United Allergy Services. Dr. Schaffer is board certified in Allergy/Immunology and in Pediatrics. He received a bachelor's degree in Physics from the City College of New York and received a master's degree in Nutritional Biochemistry from Columbia University-College of Physicians and Surgeons. He then graduated from medical school at SUNY Downstate Medical College.
Dr. Schaffer completed his residency at Einstein University Hospital from 1981 to 1984 and then undertook his first fellowship at the Hospital for Sick Children/Division of Allergy, Immunology, and Rheumatology at the University of Toronto. Dr. Schaffer completed an additional fellowship at The University of Alabama at Birmingham Division of Developmental and Clinical Immunology and remained at the University as a Senior Research Associate. While in private practice, Dr. Schaffer was also an Assistant Professor of Allergy/Immunologist/Pediatric Rheumatology at the Children's Hospital of Buffalo and an Attending Allergist at the Baptist Memorial Golden Triangle Hospital in Columbus, Miss. In 2002, he joined the Medical University of South Carolina Pediatrics Department as Associate Professor of Allergy/Immunology and Pediatric Rheumatology. Currently in private practice, Dr. Shaffer is a fellow at the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology; the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology; and the American Immunology Association. He is board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and by The American Board of Allergy/Immunology. Dr Schaffer has participated in more than 25 clinical trials, is widely published, has received numerous awards and is an active symposium speaker.
Becky McEuen, Chief Human Resources Officer
Becky McEuen is the Chief Human Resources Officer and is responsible for leading the human resources, HR operations, recruiting, training and development teams. Becky brings more than 20 years of experience in human resources, talent acquisition and marketing. Before joining UAS, Becky led the global talent acquisition team at Orbitz Worldwide in Chicago. She also held senior talent acquisition roles at UnitedHealth Group. Her other professional experience includes retained executive search and more than 12 years of agency and client side marketing experience. Becky earned two bachelor's degrees in English and Economics from the University of California, Berkeley.
Thomas Thill, Senior Vice President of Operations
Thomas Thill is the Senior Vice President of Operations and is responsible for leading all of Field Operations, Clinical Operations, Implementation and Physician Education teams. Tom brings more than 18 years of experience in healthcare across sales, marketing, business development and operations. While at UAS, Tom has also been the head of Marketing, and the Vice President of Strategic Sales and Marketing. Prior to joining UAS, Tom held positions of increasing responsibility in sales, marketing and operations with companies, like Eli Lilly, KCI, Stryker and Pfizer. Tom earned his bachelor's degrees in Chemistry and Business Administration from Vanderbilt University and a master's degree in Business from the University of Michigan.
John Thresher, Vice President of Sales
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DETROIT - NOVEMBER 3: Darren Helm #43 of the Detroit Red Wings looks on during the game against the Boston Bruins on November 3, 2009 at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)
The Detroit Red Wings are hoping to get both Todd Bertuzzi and Darren Helm back in the lineup soon. If Tuesday's morning practice is any indication, though, neither will play Wednesday night against the Blues. #RedWings are on the ice practicing sans forward Todd Bertuzzi and center Darren Helm. Both continue to be bothered by back pain. — Detroit Red Wings (@DetroitRedWings) February 12, 2013 Both players sat out the Wings' back-to-back wins over the weekend, against Edmonton and Los Angeles. Helm has been unable to shake his back injury, even going so far as to see a specialist last week in hopes of receiving a concrete diagnosis. Helm's absence did open the door for Joakim Andersson to make the jump from Grand Rapids to Detroit. He centered Detroit's fourth line against Edmonton and L.A., with Justin Abdelkader manning the middle on line No. 3. The news appears to be better on forward Mikael Samuelsson, who has played in just two games this season. Mikael Samuelsson (groin) is practicing with bottom six group at #RedWings practice, — Helene St. James (@HeleneStJames) February 12, 2013 The Red Wings were counting on Samuelsson to provide some scoring punch, as well as to help man the point on power plays. He has one assist on the season.
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St. Gallenkirch - what to expect
Favorite thing: St. Gallenkirch is a rather small village in the province of Vorarlberg in Austria. It is situated in the so called 'Montafon', a valley along the river 'Ill' and stretches from Bludenz till the Silvretta mountains.
There are 11 villages between a height of 650 and 1430 metres. St. Gallenkirch lies in the centre of Montafon, just 19 km's from the motorway in Bludenz and is very easy accessible by car and public transportation.
It has about 2.300 permanent inhabitants, but during the holidays there are a lot more people staying in this mountain village. When walking around it seems if every house offers guest rooms. Holiday must be big business.
Most of the people live in the village centre along the main road and some side roads. There is a second 'centre' - called Galgenul - more or less around the gondola station.
This is perhaps one of the disadvantages, because most of the visitors have to use their car or free public bus to reach one of the lifts to the main ski area Silvretta Montafon (the former Silvretta Nova). Both are just outside the village centre.
St. Gallenkirch is still a simple honest village, with no fancy things or vibrant after ski or night life. I think there are just 2 (night) bars. It is a destination for sporty people, who come to ski and not to party.
The 'Haus des Gastes' houses the local tourist information centre for all your tourist information and last minute accommodation search. It is located along the main road in the centre of the village.
Information and contact:
- website: www.stgallenkirch.at
- email: email@example.com
- tel.: 0043 (0) 5557 6600
St. Gallenkirch - shopping and more
Favorite thing: As said in my other tip St. Gallenkirch is a rather small village without the fancy shops in some other wintersport villages. There are just a couple of ordinary shops to fulfil the daily purchases of the local people and tourists.
St. Gallenkirch has just one supermarket, bakery, flower shop, newspaper booth and a (herb) chemist. 'Of course' you will find a couple of sports shops to rent or buy your ski/board gear.
Not quite a shopping paradise !!
There are also two banks - with both an ATM - along the main road in the village. There is also an ATM at the gondola station of the Valisera Bahn.
St. Gallenkirch offers a couple of restaurants, but our two favourites are Därfli and Muntanella.
Rental ski's
Favorite thing: A lot of people bring their own ski gear when on holiday.
But we decided a couple of years ago to hire equipment in our holiday destination St. Gallenkirch.
Main reasons to do:
- always the latest ski models
- if necessary service every day
- possibility of exchange of equipment
- don't need to bring our own ski's in a ski box on the car
- no need for maintenance of our own ski's
St. Gallenkirch has three shops, which offer rental ski's:
Intersport Montafon at the bottom station of the Valisera Gondola;
Sport Thomas in the village; this is a smaller shop;
Harrys Sportshop, along the main road in the village.
We always hire at Harrys Sportshop with friendly and helpful local people. They charge fair prices, which vary (for the latest ski's) from € 18,- per day till € 89,- for 6 days.
Of course they rent also snowboards, ski boots and other equipment.
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By using whole-wheat crust, part-skim cheese, turkey pepperoni, and mixed vegetables, this pizza offers kids more of the nutrients they need, with less fat and fewer calories.
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After surviving an illness that ravaged the team during its West Coast trip, the Atlanta Hawks are looking forward to healthier days on their home floor. Orlando first-year coach Jacque Vaughn, however, is getting sick of the Magic's chronic slow starts. The Hawks will try for their seventh straight regular-season win over the slumping Magic on Monday when they begin a stretch of seven of eight games at home. Atlanta (4-4) seemed to turn the corner with its 112-96 win at Sacramento on Friday after a flu virus spread throughout the team. Kyle Korver hit five 3-pointers and scored 22 points to help the Hawks salvage a split of the four-game swing. Al Horford and Devin Harris had been too sick to play in Wednesday's loss at Golden State, while Josh Smith and Lou Williams managed to play through the stomach ailment in the team's win at Portland on Nov. 12. "We had guys not playing, guys playing sick, but we persevered and got through it," Williams said. "We wanted to break even on ...
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Silicon Valley…Box CEO Aaron Levie acknowledges the timing of Box's March IPO filing wasn't the best and says a new infusion of cash last week buys him time to wait for a a better time to hit the public market.
Silicon Valley… Video ad tech company TubeMogul slashes its IPO target and now expects to raise $57.5 million, down from as much as $94 million.
Boston… Seed stage VC NextView Ventures raises$40 million to back startups.
Seattle…Zillow buys Restly, a software company working with real estate data. It's the eighth such dea l for Zillow in eight years.
Silicon Valley…Google will start providing bus transportation for some non-Googlers. The buses the company provides for its commuting workers have become a symbol to protesters who argue that tech companies are ruining the Bay Area by driving up housing costs.
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Boston…Unitrends, a fast-growing data backup recovery company, has moved its headquarters to Burlington, Mass, from Columbia, S.C., and is eyeing an IPO.
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Following in the wake of MLB and Topps entering a multi-year exclusivity deal making Topps the Official Baseball Card of Major League Baseball, Upper Deck announced today that they have renewed their agreement with the MLB Players Association (MLBPA) for the upcoming 2010 season.
"Looking ahead to 2010, we are 100% committed to building the highest quality and most innovative baseball cards in the industry," said Upper Deck CEO Richard McWilliam. "We look forward to announcing more details on our product portfolio in the coming weeks."
"We're looking forward to continuing the partnership with Upper Deck, a licensee that is clearly focused on the long-term growth of the trading card category," said Judy Heeter, MLBPA Director of Business Affairs & Licensing. "We believe strong competition is generally good for consumers, and expect that our ongoing relationships with both Topps and Upper Deck will ensure consumer choices that lead to category growth."
Analysts and collectors were trying to ascertain the impact of the exclusivity agreement between Topps and MLB Properties. The agreement means that other card manufacturers such as Upper Deck will be unable to use the MLB and club logos on their cards. However, players can be shown on the cards with their stats, but without being in their team uniform and cap.
MLB now joins the NBA and NHL as having exclusivity agreements for player cards. MLB framed the exclusive agreement with Topps as removing confusion and strengthening its connection with kids. Upper Deck made the same claim today stating that they have committed more than $21 million to increase kids' interest in baseball cards. Through annual television advertising campaigns, numerous retail promotions and online initiatives such as Upper Deck's Kids Rewards and the current UpperDeckU.com virtual world, the company claims that they have "led the way in dramatically increasing household penetration of kids collecting sports cards from 8% in 2005 to a reported 44% in 2008."


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Telogis Navigation
Telogis is changing the way truck drivers navigate the world-wide road network with Telogis Navigation. This advanced in-cab navigation companion features a large moving map format and a simple to use touch screen interface that lets drivers do what they do best: drive their trucks to their final destination while avoiding dead-end streets, dangerous U-turns, and truck restrictions.
Telogis Navigation is the only real-time, SaaS solution that leverages the industry's best-in-class routing, chosen by the nation's largest long haul fleets, with the most up-to-date truck specific dynamic road network. As a result, Telogis Navigation realizes significant cost savings from the reduction of accidents alone.
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Telogis Navigation provides highly interactive on-board navigation with text-to-speech directions, graphical maneuver indicators and optimal map views. Features such as Route Preview and Safety View offer users alternative options for viewing route information. It also features real-world highway signage for a more realistic driver experience.
Driver safety is also enhanced with status alerts for speed, weather, traffic, terrain, sharp turns and other critical safety-related events. It also gives drivers a clear vision of complex maneuvers so they can safely negotiate freeway/highway exits, interchanges and junctions.
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Telogis Navigation gives you the tools to customize and manage your fleet routing. Options include customizing route preferences in real time, viewing past road network changes, adding custom points of interest, road modifiers and polygon yard creation, as well as the ability to review routes and usage report generation.
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Telogis Navigation has an optional dispatch screen that can be set up to display a driver's current dispatch stops, integrated with your existing fleet management system. Once added, dispatch stops can be selected by drivers as their next destination.
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Even with the best algorithms and latest map data, there's always room for improvement. In a changing environment it's good to know that Telogis Navigation uses feedback from more than 140,000 drivers to improve the accuracy of the road network. All feedback is reviewed and confirmed, including product suggestions, route advice, low bridges or new truck attributes.
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It isn't enough to know whether a road is STAA approved; it's also important to know if a road might be windy, have no shoulder, is narrow, 2-way or poorly lit. All of these factors, collected from Telogis map data or user feedback, may cause a modifier to be placed on a road segment. This means it is less likely to be suggested as a route unless it is absolutely necessary or too costly to avoid.
You can also use other modifiers such as fuel data, POIs, customer information, unique map data or operating costs, to influence route selection.
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Telogis Navigation takes advantage of the best of on-board (in-cab device) and off-board (accessed over the internet) technologies. Combining the speed and reliability of on-board computing with the unlimited power, customizability and dynamic data of off-board severs. Telogis' proprietary cost-based routing algorithms are the most sophisticated and accurate on the market.
Unlike most other routing engines in the industry, which incorporate a hierarchical structure and typically achieve an 85% accuracy rate, the Telogis cost-based multivariate algorithm enjoys a 99% success rate. Our weighting mechanism "prioritizes" roads based on user-specific parameters (e.g. driver preferences) and real-time, server-side information (e.g. inclement weather or road closures) to determine the best and easiest route.
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Custom Navigation
Using the most up-to-date data in the industry, you can generate truck-specific directions based specifically on your own fleet preferences and location details.
Driver Community
Telogis Navigation receives and verifies real-time road network feedback from an active community of over 140,000 professional drivers.
Best of Both Worlds
Telogis Navigation combines the speed and reliability of on-board computing with the unlimited power, customization and dynamic data of off-board servers.
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Use the provided tools to customize and manage your fleet navigation, such as customizing your road network or updating your routing preferences in real time.
Dispatch Integration
Telogis Navigation offers an optional, integrated dispatch screen that can be used to display a driver's current dispatch stops.
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Customers report a 30% reduction in accidents. Safe and legal turn-by-turn directions right to the final destination reduce driver stress and improve safety.
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With an average 10% reduction in out of route miles, Telogis Navigation users enjoy fuel savings, fewer accidents and smarter routing for improved ROI.
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Because the roads, weather, traffic and fuel prices change daily, you need a responsive navigation solution that provides the most up-to-date route information.
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Aki Tomaru, Chief Executive Officer of M3 USA, said: "Concurrent with our investment in MDLinx.com to serve the US healthcare market, this acquisition allows us to dramatically extend our services to doctors and the healthcare sector in the UK.
"This is stepping stone for M3 to expand further into Europe and it signals our commitment to providing the life science industry full global access."
Richard Adams, Chief Executive of Doctors.net.uk, said: "Doctors.net.uk has for some time been working towards adding a strong international footprint, comprising communities in key healthcare markets, to complement our leading position in the UK. We believe that to best serve our members and our client interests, being part of a larger, multinational organisation will bring enormous advances and benefits.
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US Air Waiving Change Fees In and Out of PHL Ahead of Snowstorm
US Airways is among the airlines now waiving change fees as they help their customers try to get earlier flights.
With American-US Air Merger Official, 'Business As Usual' at PHL Airport
The parent company of the newly merged American Airlines and US Airways says that as it continues the process of forming the world's largest airline, consumers will see only gradual changes.
So Far, So Good At Philadelphia International Airport
Passengers traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday are thankful – so far – for on-time departures, something that's not guaranteed this time of year.
A New Trend In Thanksgiving Air Travel
Tens of millions of Americans will be traveling this week to catch up with loved ones and friends for Thanksgiving. But for many of those taking to the sky to reach their destinations, the journey has already begun.
Blind Man, Guide Dog Kicked Off Flight In Philadelphia
An investigation is underway after a blind man says he was thrown off a plane in Philadelphia along with his service dog.
US Airways Fined For Stranding Some Wheelchair Passengers at PHL Airport
About 300 US Airways passengers complained that they were left unattended in the terminals for long periods of time or missed connecting flights when assistance was needed to get from one gate to another.
Government To Ease Way For Disabled Airline Passengers
US Airways was also fined $1.2 million for failing to provide adequate wheelchair access to passengers in Philadelphia and Charlotte, N.C.
Nutter Among Seven Mayors Asking For US Airways, American Airlines Merger To Go Through
Mayor Nutter and the mayors of Chicago, Dallas, Fort Worth, Miami, Charlotte and Phoenix have written to Attorney General Holder asking that the merger of US Airway and American be allowed to proceed.
Hundreds Of Airport Employees Pull Eagles Team Jet For Charity
Teams of 20 take turns pulling the 50-ton jet to raise money for the United Way of Philadelphia and New Jersey.
Bucks County Woman Sues US Airways Over Late Husband's Missing Ashes
Angeline O'Grady's late husband had a specific request for his wife before he lost his battle with cancer in 2011: he wanted to be back in their hometown of Hull, England.
Flight Carrying US Sen. Leahy To Vermont Diverted To Philadelphia
A commercial flight carrying U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy and 79 others to Vermont diverted to Philadelphia on Friday because of mechanical problems, authorities said. No injuries were reported.
Philadelphia International Airport Celebrates 10 Years Of Its International Terminal
Terminal A West, which serves as the gateway for international flights into and out of Philadelphia, opened for business 10 years ago.
Frenchman Pleads Guilty To Impersonating His Way Into US Air Cockpit at PHL
When 61-year-old Phillippe Jeannard boarded the plane, he wore a white Air France shirt and black leather jacket with epaulets on the shoulders. He had just arrived in Philadelphia from France on another flight.
Formal Charge In Alleged Philadelphia Pilot Impersonation
A French man has been formally charged with fraudulently gaining access to the cockpit of a plane at Philadelphia International Airport by impersonating an employee of another airline.
Phila. Man Gets 15 Months For Fake Report of Explosives Aboard US Air Jet
Kenneth Smith Jr. admitted he made the hoax call, the culmination of a feud involving a woman.