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A significant development is on the horizon for travellers during the festive season as over 700 catering workers at major UK airports initiate a ballot for…
Dublin Airport’s proposed passenger cap has been temporarily halted, bringing a sigh of relief to airlines worldwide. The recent court decision to stay this regulation is…
Air travel’s environmental impact is under scrutiny as recent CO2 emission data reveal shifts since the pandemic’s onset. The aviation sector faces pressure to adopt sustainable…
Consumer card spending in the travel sector has shown significant growth, highlighting increased confidence.Both airlines and travel agents have reported noticeable rises in transaction values and…
Corporate travel, a sector significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, is struggling to return to its pre-pandemic glory. Despite some recovery signs, current levels remain concerning.…
FLYR Labs, a leading innovator in travel technology, has successfully secured $295 million in funding. This strategic investment is set to transform the travel industry with…
The travel industry is facing substantial challenges as global IT outages disrupt airlines, airports, and railways. Key transport hubs are experiencing technical difficulties, affecting thousands of…
Airfares across Europe are currently soaring, outstripping inflation by an average of 15%, according to a recent report. The comprehensive study provides insights into the factors…
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is intensifying its efforts to secure stronger regulatory powers to impose fines on airlines that breach consumer protection laws.Currently, without fining…
Airlines have swiftly adjusted operations following Iran’s significant military actions against Israel, creating a ripple effect across international air travel. As tensions mount, the Foreign Office…
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