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Elevated comfort and innovation: Lufthansa unveils new cabin Allegris for long-haul flyers
The aviation industry is continuously evolving to meet the changing demands and expectations of travellers.
EasyJet issues apology following miscommunication regarding snow in August
EasyJet has extended an apology after a communication error led passengers to believe their flight delay in August was caused by the need to clear snow from the runway.
A triumph of resilience: Eurowings and Discover soar into profitability
Amidst the turbulence, stories of resilience and strategic adaptation have emerged.
A sky-high controversy: The phallic flight path that caught the world's attention
The world of aviation is often associated with precision, skill, and meticulous planning. However, every now and then, an unexpected incident occurs.
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.
Wheelchair users should be the first to leave the airplane
According to the Air Passenger Rights Ordinance, airlines are obliged to give priority to passengers with impaired mobility.
Rhodes wildfires: Rights and protection for holidaymakers forced to flee hotels
The recent devastating wildfires on the Greek island of Rhodes have caused panic and chaos among thousands of holidaymakers who were forced to evacuate their hotels.
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.
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