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This Midwest airport was named America's best, according to flyers (opens the original)
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Airports in Minnesota, Florida and South Carolina left the best impressions on travelers, according to a new JD Power report. The 2026 North America Airport Satisfaction Study found that overall airport satisfaction increased by 14 points for mega airports on a 1,000-point scale, even amid high passenger volume. Large airports saw a 13-point increase, while medium airport satisfaction rose by an even wider 16-point margin. "For the better part of the last decade, nearly every airport, from the l
Cruise ship damaged after colliding with pier amid strong winds (opens the original)
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A cruise ship was damaged after colliding with the pier during windy weather in France. AIDA Cruises' AIDAperla broke free after "an unexpected storm front with strong winds struck" while the ship was docked in Le Havre during the afternoon on Sept. 8, the German cruise line told USA TODAY in an emailed statement. "While maneuvering, the ship made contact with the pier," the statement continued. Winds picked up around 1 p.m. and continued through the afternoon, with sustained speeds between 16 a
Cruise ship aids vessel in distress during Mediterreanean sailing (opens the original)
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An MSC Cruises ship helped rescue people from a vessel in distress. Spanish authorities asked MSC Musica to assist the nearby vessel on July 31, the cruise line told USA TODAY. The ship was on its way to Ibiza at the time. The ship departed from Valencia on July 30 as part of a Mediterranean cruise, according to CruiseMapper. "The ship dispatched a tender boat to the vessel to provide the occupants with medical care and support," MSC said in an emailed statement. "The individuals were transferre
LGBTQ cruise denied entry to Egypt after being barred from Turkey (opens the original)
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Days after an LGBTQ cruise was barred from visiting Turkey, the ship was denied entry to a replacement port in Egypt, according to its operator. The charter cruise aboard Virgin Voyages' Scarlet Lady ship was turned away shortly before arrival in Egypt, Rich Campbell, president and CEO of Atlantis Events, told USA TODAY in an email. The 10-night Mediterranean cruise departed on July 5 and was supposed to dock in Alexandria on July 9, according to the Atlantis website. Alexandria and the Greek is
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