Cleared for Takeoff: Navigating the New Era of Airlines
This episode of The Exchange explores how the aviation industry is changing. Tony Douglas, CEO of Riyadh Air, shares his vision for the airline's inaugural flight.
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Houses 'shaking' as US military aircraft swoops over north Manchester
Houses were 'shaking' across parts of Bury and north Manchester on Monday night (October 21) after US military aircraft swooped over the region.
Call for 'jet set’ tax on Europe’s frequent flyers could raise billions
The tax is designed to raise cash that could be ploughed into alternative and less polluting forms of travel from European destinations.
Man City, Premier League welcome panel ruling on sponsorship deals
LONDON: Manchester City and the Premier League on Monday (Oct 7) welcomed a decision by an arbitration panel into the English club's alleged violations of the league's rules on Associated Party Transactions (APT).
How this concerned dad shifted his company away from fossil fuels for his daughters’ future
At first, working in the oil and gas industry was great, Jordi Zonneveld recalls.
Jet2, Easyjet, Ryanair and other passengers told claim up to £520 in compensation
Airline customers who have experienced delays are being urged to familiarise themselves with their rights. They may be able to claim hundreds in compensation.
Airlines must monitor vapour trails under new EU climate rules
Airlines operating flights from European airports will soon have to report the estimated climate impact of vapour trails from jet engines to the European Commission, as well as the amount of carbon dioxide they emit annually.
Rolls-Royce engine issue forces Cathay Pacific to ground some aircraft
A Rolls-Royce engine issue has recently compelled Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong’s flagship carrier to cancel 24 return flights and temporarily ground its A350 aircraft fleet as it conducts safety inspections. The problem came to light on Monday, when a flight to Zurich had to turn back because of an engine component failing.