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Powerful hurricane picks up steam off Mexican coastupdated: Mon Jul 09 2012 19:17:00

Already packing 110 mph winds, a hurricane churning in the Pacific Ocean off Mexico is forecast to get even stronger -- though, as of now, it poses no direct threat to those onshore.

Japan evacuates coastupdated: Mon Mar 01 2010 19:17:00

CNN's Kyung Lah says this is the first time in 15 years Japan is evacuating coastal residents.

Thousands begin evacuating in Japan as threat of tsunami nearsupdated: Mon Mar 01 2010 19:17:00

Tens of thousands of residents began evacuating Sunday morning from coastal Japan in anticipation of a possible tsunami following Chile's 8.8-magnitude earthquake.

Plane flies past destinationupdated: Fri Oct 23 2009 21:44:00

Were pilots who missed their destination sleeping or distracted? CNN's John Roberts reports.

Airliner crew flies 150 miles past airportupdated: Thu Oct 22 2009 18:43:00

A Northwest Airlines flight from San Diego, California, overshot the Minneapolis, Minnesota, airport by about 150 miles Wednesday evening, and federal investigators are looking into whether the pilots had become distracted, as they claimed, or perhaps fell asleep.

Tropical Storm Felicia to lash Hawaiiupdated: Tue Aug 11 2009 09:06:00

Tropical Storm Felicia is expected to cause localized flooding in Hawaii as it hits Tuesday, forecasters said.

Hurricane Felicia strengthens, heads toward Hawaiiupdated: Thu Aug 06 2009 12:59:00

Hurricane Felicia had maximum sustained winds of 140 mph Thursday, but forecasters predicted the storm, which is heading toward Hawaii, would weaken in the Pacific later in the day.

Apnea, early starts blamed in Hawaii pilots' napupdated: Mon Aug 03 2009 20:26:00

A pilot's sleep disorder and a string of early mornings helped cause the crew of a commuter jet to fall asleep during a flight over Hawaii in 2008, federal investigators reported Monday.

Airline bankruptcies likely to push Hawaii fares upupdated: Fri Apr 04 2008 10:45:00

The abrupt shutdowns of ATA Airlines and Aloha Airlines won't keep travelers off Hawaii's shores altogether, but they could make an already expensive vacation destination even pricier and potentially put the leis and luaus out of reach for many.

Time.com: Native Hawaiians Reclaiming Landupdated: Sat Jan 19 2008 11:05:00

More than 200 acres of land that belonged to the Kingdom of Hawaii before the United States took control a century ago will be returned to Native Hawaiians

Tropical Storm Flossie lashes Hawaiiupdated: Wed Aug 15 2007 08:09:00

The "big island" of Hawaii is feeling Tropical Storm Flossie's pounding rain and dangerous winds.

Time.com: Hurricane Flossie Heads for Hawaiiupdated: Tue Aug 14 2007 18:50:00

Hurricane Flossie roared on course to brush Hawaii's Big Island on Tuesday hours after guarded residents were rattled by a 5.4 magnitude earthquake and dozens of aftershocks

Time.com: Waning Hurricane Still Hawaii-Boundupdated: Tue Aug 14 2007 09:00:00

Hurricane Flossie was downgraded to a Category 2 hurricane Tuesday but stayed on course to brush the Big Island

Exploring Hawaii's Big Island by Volkswagenupdated: Wed Aug 08 2007 00:09:00

Next time you visit the Big Island, why not skip the fancy resort and hop in a VW camper van?

FSB: Getting buzzed in Hawaiiupdated: Fri Apr 27 2007 17:02:00

I didn't plan to go to the Hilo Coffee Mill. In fact, on my tour of Big Island farms, I intend to skip coffee entirely. Not that there was any shortage of Kona coffee tourist experiences - they are some of the only agritourism operations with the marketing sophistication to, say, leave brochures in hotel lobbies - but I was looking for the more unusual crops.

Dream trip: See lava on the moveupdated: Tue Mar 28 2006 10:06:00

Year after year, the Big Island consistently affords the rare opportunity to watch lava in action. And best of all, you get to check out the show without having to run for your life.

Money Magazine: VILLA COUNTRY RENTING A SLICE OF PARADISE For as little as $500 a week, more and more Americans are enjoying the pleasures of a updated: Mon Oct 01 1990 00:01:00

Unlike most of us, who merely fantasize about traveling to distant places, Sally and Bob Bloomgarden actually get up and go. Bali, Cozumel, Morocco, New Guinea -- the couple's itinerary in recent y...

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