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Lufthansa cautions travellers against social media scams
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Sky etiquette: When a business class passenger called a cabin crew member "waiter"
Recently, an incident aboard an American Airlines flight brought to light a curious case of airline etiquette when a passenger referred to a cabin crew member as a "waiter."
Spain's latest travel regulations for UK citizens
As travel restrictions evolve amid the post-Brexit changes, Spain has implemented new travel regulations for British citizens visiting the country.
BTS 10th anniversary FESTA – Celebrated with Jeju Air
Recently, the airline made an exciting announcement, revealing its partnership in the 2023 BTS FESTA, commemorating the 10th anniversary of BTS's debut.
From 2024, British citizens will need to hold an ETIAS visa for visiting the EU
The European Travel Information Authorization System, or ETIAS, is an upcoming EU scheme aimed at enhancing border management and security for the Schengen Area.
Avianca listed as the world's most punctual airline in June
According to Cirium's latest on-time performance report, Avianca, the Colombian carrier, claimed the title of the world's most punctual airline in June.
ANA to operate Pokémon liveried Boeing 777 on London route next month
Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) is set to unveil its newest Pokémon-themed jet, featuring the beloved character Eevee.
Brussels Airlines brings over 10000 fans to the magical Tomorrowland
In a dazzling display of aviation prowess, Brussels Airlines once again proved why it remains a favorite among music enthusiasts and festivalgoers worldwide.
Germany seizes Corendon Airlines assets for unpaid aviation tax
Corendon Airlines, a Turkish leisure airline operating in Germany, has had its assets seized by German authorities due to unpaid aviation tax amounting to approximately six million euros.
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