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Delhi couple’s bags arrived ripped open after flight; court orders airline to pay Rs 3.61 lakhA Delhi consumer commission has ordered American Airlines to pay over Rs 3.61 lakh to a Delhi couple as compensation for two damaged checke...- Air India, Drukair announce interline partnership to boost India-Bhutan connectivityAir India and Bhutan’s Drukair have announced an interline partnership allowing passengers to travel on both airlines under a single ticket...
- Tariffs first, electricity and critical minerals next: Canada may hit the US without hurting itselfCanada is preparing targeted retaliatory tariffs after trade talks with the United States collapsed and President Donald Trump threatened 5...
- Adhesive tape on suitcase wheels? Here’s what this simple travel hack is really for and why more travelers are recommending itTo enhance your travel experience, consider using tape to wrap your suitcase wheels ahead of your trip. This clever trick provides a tempor...
- Love getting a summer tan? Dermatologists reveal why severe sunburns should never be ignoredRecent findings reveal that severe sunburns can dramatically increase the chances of developing skin cancer in adulthood, particularly a ty...
- Air India reduces Delhi cargo transfer time to 5-8 hours, expands pilot across India-Europe routesAir India successfully launched a new cargo transshipment policy on a key air route. This initiative significantly reduced cargo connection...
- How to reuse empty cream or oil bottles: Easy DIY crafts & hacks to turn waste into useful home itemsEmpty beauty and oil containers can be surprisingly useful around the home. With a thorough clean, many of them can be repurposed in simple...
- Cochin Airport accuses SpiceJet of misinformation amid Kochi delaysCochin International Airport Ltd (CIAL) accused SpiceJet of spreading misinformation by blaming bad weather for recent flight disruptions f...
- Travelers are putting adhesive tape on suitcase wheels for a surprising reason; here’s how it keeps them cleanAdventurous travelers are discovering the clever use of adhesive tape to shield suitcase wheels from grime. This nifty hack allows for a cl...
- CIAL accuses SpiceJet of misinformation over Kochi flight disruptionsCochin International Airport Limited stated no adverse weather affected Kochi flights. SpiceJet spread misinformation by blaming weather fo...
- Quote of the Day by American poet Emily Dickinson: 'Truth is so rare, it is...' - Why honesty feels refreshing; a lesson on authenticity and genuine connectionGenuine honesty serves as a breath of fresh air, steering us away from the confines of polite deception that often govern social interactio...
- IndiGo reservation system restored after second technical disruption this week, bookings hitIndiGo's reservation system was restored Friday after technical issues disrupted bookings. The airline's website and app experienced interm...
- Delayed, lost and mishandled: Air travellers had one big complaint in July, their baggageDelayed and lost baggage caused the most passenger dissatisfaction in July. This issue accounted for nearly one-third of all airline compla...
- During World War II, Japan imported 150 South American nutria for military fur; after mass escapes and releases, their descendants spread across at least 19 prefectures and dug through rice fields and reservoir banksDuring wartime, Japan imported nutria for their lucrative fur farming, which inadvertently gave rise to large invasive populations. Origina...
- Pentagon weighs scaling back US military presence across Persian Gulf: ReportThe Pentagon is assessing options to reduce its military presence in the Persian Gulf. Extensive damage from the Iran conflict has prompted...
- Climate damage: The next hit to Europe's public financesEurope's public finances face growing strain from uninsured climate damage, with recent extreme weather events having caused significant ec...
- ‘If airlines are not complying, ground them’: SC pushes Centre to finalise aviation rulesThe Centre informed the Supreme Court about fast-tracking new aviation rules. These rules under Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, 2024, will be ...
- In 1984, a 80,000-ton US Navy aircraft carrier hit a Russian nuclear attack submarine moving at 15 knots in the Sea of Japan amid fears of World War 3In 1984, the US aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk collided with the Soviet nuclear-powered submarine K-314 in the Sea of Japan during a tense...
- American Airlines shakes up leadership as CEO faces pressure to close profit gapAmerican Airlines is reorganizing its senior management team. New roles are being added to broaden oversight and boost performance. A forme...
- Emirates offers unlimited free date changes for Dubai-bound flights; refund fees cutEmirates now allows unlimited free date changes for passengers traveling to Dubai. This flexibility extends to several Economy and Business...
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