The two largest U.S. airlines say they have found no Year 2000 computer problems on their international routes that would jeopardize travel during the New Year period.
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Reuters: Two biggest U.S. airlines see no Y2K problems
The two largest U.S. airlines say they have found no Year 2000 computer problems on their international routes that would jeopardize travel during the New Year period.
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