Canadian fraudster pretends pilot, rides free flights for four years

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main Story:

* Dallas Pokornik allegedly defrauded three major airlines for four years by using a fake employee ID to fly for free.
* He would request to sit in the jump seat (reserved for pilots/inspectors).
* his knowlege of airline procedures helped him avoid detection.
* He was arrested in Panama in January and extradited to the US, being indicted on October 2nd.
* He traveled to locations like London, Thailand, and mexico during this time.

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* There are promotional sections for “the Sun” newsletter (both a sign-up and a thank you message).
* There are two images with captions showing Pokornik and mentioning his travels.
* There are “read more” links to other articles on The Sun’s website:
* One about the assassin of the Japanese Prime Minister being jailed.
* One about Donald Trump’s comments regarding Iran.

In essence, the core of the text is a news report about a man who allegedly committed a importent case of airline fraud.