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It operates 12 Boeing 777-200ER aircraft. Asiana Airlines' pilots have a reputation for being “cowboys” because many are former South Korean military pilots, according to an aviation analyst. The airline carries a combination of business travelers from …

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During a tour of the Mission Training Center in Salt Lake City, we witnessed the seriousness and commitment to purpose of the young men and women from many countries preparing for service, and applaud their efforts on behalf of their faith. Even more …

Bangladesh's garment workers are notoriously poorly paid, making as little as $38 a month to produce cheap clothing for consumers in far richer countries. They are commonly abused, largely non-unionized and routinely exposed to fire and other workplace …