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Fever players react to WNBA starting charter flights

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INDIANAPOLIS The WNBA is making a big change to address player safety. On Tuesday, the league's commissioner announced all twelve teams will be using planes. Fever head coach Christie Sides says she texted her team after the news hit. "This is what they deserve, they deserve this and it changes everything," said Sides. PREVIOUS | WNBA to begin full-time charter flights this season, commissioner says (wrtv.com)Sides says it changes their rest an…

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The Washington Post

WNBA plans to use chartered flights in reversal of long-standing policy

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert said the league is close to launching a program that would allow its teams to take chartered planes for all games.

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US Magazine

The WNBA Announces Plans for Charter Flights After Years of Controversy

Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and Brittney Griner. Getty Images (3) The stars of the WNBA will finally be able to fly the friendly skies in privacy. After teams had been forced to fly commercial since the league’s inception in 1996, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced on Tuesday, May 7, that “we intend to fund a full-time charter for this season.” Engelbert noted the policy change would go into effect “as soon as we can get planes in places…

12 days ago·United States

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WND

Bud Light sales still suffering in U.S. a year after trans controversy | WND | by Around the Web

(FOX BUSINESS) -- Anheuser-Busch InBev's Bud Light brand has still not recovered in the U.S. more than a year since the beverage giant's controversial partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney sparked a boycott of the beer. In its first-quarter earnings released Wednesday, A-B reported a 2.6% increase in revenue globally, but a 9.1% decrease in…

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Fox Business

Bud Light sales still suffering in US a year after controversy

Anheuser-Busch InBev's Bud Light brand has still not recovered in the U.S. more than a year since the beverage giant's controversial partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney sparked a boycott of the beer.In its first-quarter earnings released Wednesday, A-B reported a 2.6% increase in revenue globally, but a 9.1% decrease in America. Sales to retailers in the U.S. were down 13.7%, primarily driven by a drop in Bud Light volume, the…

12 days ago·United States

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