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Qantas Seeks Backing from Pilots, Regulator for Record-Long Routes
Qantas Airways Ltd, which hopes to buy planes this year for record-breaking 21-hour flights between Sydney and London has two hurdles left to overcome: getting pilots and Australia’s aviation regulator to agree to unprecedented duty times. Airlines around the world … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreEPA Says Glyphosate not a Carcinogen
CHICAGO — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday that glyphosate, a chemical in many popular weed killers, is not a carcinogen, contradicting decisions by U.S. juries that found it caused cancer in people. The EPA’s announcement reaffirms its … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreAttorneys Describe the Art of Dispute Resolution at RIMS
BOSTON — Sue or settle? Mediate or litigate? Attorneys and risk managers on Tuesday tapped into years of experience to suggest strategies that will lead to the right approach for resolution of claim disputes during the Risk and Insurance Management … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreCorruption Claims, Mailbox Send Hawaii Power Couple to Trial
He was Honolulu’s Rolex-wearing police chief, an avid surfer who chatted with beat cops in Pidgin, Hawaii’s creole language. She was his deputy city prosecutor wife, who drove a Maserati and led an elite unit targeting career criminals while showering … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreSouthwest Airlines Loses Top Spot in Passenger Satisfaction
Southwest Airlines Co, the biggest user of Boeing Co’s 737 MAX jets that were grounded worldwide following two fatal crashes, dropped two places from the top in terms of passenger satisfaction in 2019, a survey by the American Customer Satisfaction … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFood Firms Globally Whip Up Wacky Ways to Battle Bad Diets
Indian health worker Chhaya Sunil Jadhav banned snack food at home after her daughter, 11, fell sick from eating cheap, salty chips after school every day. “She howled in pain and clutched her stomach. So we rushed her to the … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreD.C. Is First to Plan to Remove, Retrofit Flood-Prone Buildings
Washington is announcing a goal of retrofitting or removing all of its flood-prone buildings by 2050, the first major U.S. city to set such a policy. The proposal is part of a broader plan to protect Washington, which is home … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreInsurers Know Exactly How Often American Drivers Touch Their Phones
The distracted driving report by Zendrive, a traffic-data startup, makes it clearer and clearer each year that millions of Americans can’t stop themselves from talking, texting and livestreaming—yes, even using FaceTime—while driving. The results have been increasingly unsettling, showing that … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreFAA Starts Bid to Restore Confidence in Max — and Itself
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration on Monday took a potentially important step toward rebuilding confidence not only in the Boeing Co. 737 Max but also in the agency itself, convening a week-long summit of civil aviation regulators from Brussels to … Source: Claims Journal
Read MoreRIMS Speakers Offer Guidance on Preparing for Disaster
BOSTON — Preparing for the unthinkable requires a lot thought. Risk management professionals on Monday cautioned audiences of the myriad pitfalls in planning for catastrophes during the Risk & Insurance Management Society’s annual conference at the Boston Convention and Exhibition … Source: Claims Journal
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