Having completely lost the goodwill of its passengers, Qantas has got on the front foot by publishing its own report card. The good news for long-suffering customers is that the airline is getting its act together, and although it has a long way to go, things are on the up for the flying kangaroo. Read […]
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A TUI flight had to make an unscheduled stop in Romania after it suffered a bird strike nearly two hours into the flight. While the plane landed safely without any injuries onboard, many passengers complained that they were not taken care of by the airline in Romania. Read More Here: Antalya To Rotterdam TUI Flight
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Last week a group of media types onboard a JSX flight over California enjoyed inflight WiFi exceeding 100 megabits per second. The Ookla app measured the speed, which was more than enough for streaming Netflix and YouTube videos, WhatsApp two-way video chats, internet surfing and emails. Read More Here: Musk’s Starlink Delivers 100mbs Inflight WiFi
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India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), released its data for August, revealing a slight increase in air traffic. More than 10 million passengers took to the skies, filling up an average of 75% of airplane seats on offer. Read More Here: Report Card: India’s Air Traffic Sees Marginal Increase In August
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Kuwait's low-cost carrier Jazeera Airways has announced its first route to China with the launch of direct flights to Xian. For its first destination in China, Jazeera Airways was wise to choose Xian as it is the third largest city in Western China with a population of over 12 million people and the most popular
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Little more than three months since it launched operations, JetSMART Peru has been granted rights to 22 new routes. These rights include flights from Peru to Colombia, Bolivia, Ecuador and Chile. Read More Here: JetSMART Peru Granted Permission To Conduct International Flights | SimpleFlying.com via Flight Booking 247 Cheap Airline Tickets
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With over 100 million flight hours and 32 years of program history, the General Electric GE90 is a true veteran in global commercial aviation. Despite being a market mainstay, there were significant teething problems for the engine. Read More Here: The Various Challenges Faced By General Electric During The GE90’s Development | SimpleFlying.com via Flight
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Anyone who has driven a road vehicle would be aware of the difficulties faced in braking and handling on a wet road. On a wet road, the braking efficiency is reduced and thus, if you are not careful with those brakes, your vehicle might slip and go into a dangerous situation. Read More Here: How
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Dubbed as what could be the strongest global storm ever to hit Japan, super typhoon 'Nanmadol' came with a level 5 alert and has forced evacuations and disrupted travel services in Japan's southwestern region. With the typhoon having already made landfall, the heavy rain and strong winds have made flying critically unsafe, forcing airlines to
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While not as popular with tourists as the Costa del Sol and Costa Blanca, Murcia and its Costa Cálida (balmy coast) have seen a steady increase in visitors. Mostly unspoiled except for a narrow strip of land called "La Manga" between the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean Sea, Murcia has endless coves and sandy beaches
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