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Think back to thetravel mess from last year: Security lines that snaked for hours, constant delays and airlines canceling over 45,000 flights between June and August.According to Haley Berg, a lead economist at the travel booking app Hopper, airports were simply unprepared. Using data from the flight database group Official A
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stanley cup ay International Airport also leads the nation with the highest percentage of delays and disruptions, followed by Baltimore-Washington International and Newark.For anyonetravelingto Europe, Hopper predicts Amsterdam, London Heathrow and Paris will be the busiest, while airports in Brussels, Budapest and Lisbon are likely to see the most disruptions.SEE MORE: Luggage trackers: Do they work and are they safe But Berg says, barring any major weather problems this summer, airlines are in a different position. Airlines have been conservative, only bringi
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salomon abitat For Humanity plans to build a house in just five days, and work started at 7 a.m. sharp on Monday. Its going pretty well, says John Wallis, project superintendent for Diamond Construction, about an hour after the work began. As you can see, we got our sips panels up, just dropped all of the interior walls inside, going to set trusses here in about a half an hour or so, get it sheeted, dried in today and at least get the house up so we can start pushing sub-contractors
af1 through. This week, seventy Habitat For Humanity organizations are taking part in the blitz nationwide. For Montana, its a first. This is the first time that Montana has hosted a Habitat for Humanity Blitz Build, says Helena area Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Jacob Kuntz. And were actually the last state not to have hosted
yeezy a Blitz Build. Volunteers are a vital part of making this project work. Jacob Kuntz estimates there will be about 50 people here on the project for this first day. But by the time its all said and done, in 5 days, more than 125 people will have come out to help. Contractors, suppliers, volunteers, who have come out 鈥?we have a group of NCCC, the natio
