101.   Knocked out in the twin towers were facilities of many telecommunications companies including Verizon, although that carrier said there was no major disruption of its network.

102.   Long-troubled Belgian carrier Sabena said Tuesday the fallout from the attacks on the United States had pushed it to the brink.

103.   Meanwhile, German flag carrier Lufthansa said flights that had already taken off for the United States were returning to Germany or diverting to airports in Canada.

104.   National carrier Malaysian Airlines said Tuesday the government would provide financial aid to keep its insurance coverage intact.

105.   Nineteen of the planes will be out of service for at least two weeks, the Elk Grove Village, Ill.-based carrier said.

106.   Other carriers said most of their planes were back in the air.

107.   Previously, only the national carrier Alitalia had said it would stop flights.

108.   Regarding in-flight gambling, which the carrier introduced on Krisworld last month, Yeoh said the first test was working well so far.

109.   Rival carrier EasyJet said it would not tolerate any such behavior by pilots.

110.   Some international carriers said they would cut back service to France.