U.S. Tentatively Approves Cuban Airline Service From 10 U.S. Cities
The U.S. government tentatively approves scheduled commercial flights to Havana from 10 American cities including Atlanta Charlotte Houston Los Angeles Newark New York and four Florida hubs as part of Obama era moves to normalize relations. Eight airlines Alaska American Delta Frontier JetBlue Southwest Spirit and United to operate up to 14 Florida based daily Havana flights with final approval due after a 30 day public comment period.
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Obama heads to Europe amid Britain referendum aftershocks
President Obama launches a five day two country tour to reassure Europe amid post Brexit uncertainty. In Warsaw he meets NATO leaders then travels to Seville and Madrid for talks with European officials, stressing enduring trans Atlantic ties and shared values despite Britain's exit. He will urge unity and counter Moscow’s pressure while addressing political tremors across the bloc.
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