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British Airways Sending The Stunning Club Suite To Sydney On Its Boeing 777

First and business class passengers on the Kangaroo route from the UK to Australia will soon experience British Airways' newest premium cabins. The one-stop service between London and Sydney on Boeing 777-300ER aircraft will feature the latest First Suites and the much-awaited Club Suite in business class. Read More Here: British Airways Sending The Stunning […]

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Hong Kong Airline Crews To Be Allowed Free Movement On Layovers

After more than two years of strict regulations, the Hong Kong government partially scrapped its quarantine rules for locally-based airline crew in early September. Under the revision, local airline crews could return home after obtaining a negative test result upon arrival at Hong Kong International Airport. And finally, on October 4th, the government will no

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Which Train Operating Companies Does Emirates Have Partnerships With?

Despite not belonging to any of the so-called 'big three' airline alliances, Emirates can certainly be said to be one of the world's most well-connected carriers. As well as having agreements in place with partner airlines across the globe, it also works with several different European train companies to streamline onward travel. Read More Here:

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How Aeroflot Flight 3932 Became The Tupolev Tu-104’s Second-Deadliest Accident

Aeroflot flight 3932 was a scheduled service between Sverdlovsk (SVX), now known as Yekaterinburg, and Omsk (OMS). This domestic flight was part of a longer, multi-stop service from Sverdlovsk to Vladivostok via Omsk, Novosibirsk, Chita and Khabarovsk. Shortly after taking off from Sverdlovsk, the aircraft crashed, killing all 100 passengers and 8 crew members onboard.

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David E Harris: The First African-American Pilot To Fly For A Major US Passenger Airline

This is the story of how David E. Harris became the first African American pilot to fly for a significant United States commercial airline. Born in Columbus, Ohio, on December 22, 1934, Harris attended a private school before going to Ohio State University. While studying at college, he was rejected twice from joining the school's

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