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Map Shows Airports With Most Plane Incidents After Close Call in Atlanta
Newsweek and The Washington Times describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedA Newsweek study of FAA runway-incursion data finds many of the nation's largest hubs have seen hundreds of the events since 2001.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Map Shows Airports With Most Plane Incidents After Close Call in Atlanta". The right frames it as "Cockpit alarms sound as two Delta flights have close call at Atlanta airport".
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CenterMap Shows Airports With Most Plane Incidents After Close Call in Atlanta
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Right / center-rightCockpit alarms sound as two Delta flights have close call at Atlanta airport
Cockpit alarms sound as two Delta flights have close call at Atlanta airport
Anti-collision alarms went off in two Delta Air Lines planes in Atlanta after one plane, trying to land, got too close to the second, which had just taken off.