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Airport divorce trend explained: Couples separate at airport to avoid travel friction, says travel journalistA new travel trend called airport divorce is gaining attention among couples. This concept involves partners separating at the airport and ...- European stocks trade steady ahead US jobs data; airlines slideThe pan-European STOXX 600 index was up 0.1 per cent, trading just below its record high hit earlier this week. It was on track to record a...
- Fire and rehire: Britain's new labour battleground?The practice, which involves dismissing employees and re-engaging them on inferior terms, flared up in April, when British Gas dismissed al...
- A new avatar of in-flight retail is here! Passengers are now willing to pay for flying memorabiliaMaybe deprived flying addicts will want to recreate the ‘magic’ at home.
- Indians do not take leave due to ‘stereotypes attached to it’: BA surveyMany Indians, facing the pressure of work responsibilities and changing priorities, are unable to fully detach, detract and take a step bac...
- Air India cleanest and least noise polluting out of Heathrow AirportA survey conducted by Heathrow Airport shows that Air India topped of the list of 10 cleanest and quietest airlines.
- Google most authentic brand in India: ReportThe communications firm, part of WPP group, noted that Indian consumers are becoming more positive in their perceptions of brand authentici...
- Air India, SpiceJet, Jet Airways top in reputation rankingsAmong the international carriers, it is Singapore Airlines that leads the ranking, followed by Etihad and Emirates, says TRAResearch-BlueBy...
- Indians pick Paris as destination number one in Europe: SurveyBritish Airways conducted the research between February and March across selected countries in Asia Pacific and asked over 500 Indian parti...
- Indians, most family-oriented travellers: surveyThe survey was done by the airline online across selected countries in Asia-Pacific. In India it was conducted among 501 adults between Feb...
- Most French 'understand' irate Air France workers: PollOnly 32 percent of respondents in that survey expressed "understanding" of the workers' frustration over the planned job cuts.
- 20 best airlines in the world according to Skytrax surveyQatar Airways has been named the Best Airline in the World. Here are the 20 best airlines in the world according to the result of the Skytr...
- First ET Travel awards salute Dubai's travelling spiritAs much as 1,000 delegates gathered in Dubai on September 30 to witness the first Economic Times Travel Awards where the country’s largest ...
- British unemployment hits 14-year highBritish unemployment climbed by 220,000 to 2.43 million people in the three months to June -- the highest level since September 1995.
- Heathrow worst performing airport: reportBritain's flagship airport Heathrow was the worst performing airport out of 27 surveyed, new figures have shown.
- McDonald's is Britain's most hated brandYour kids might love their weekend trips to McDonald's, but popular opinion has given the world's largest chain of fast food restaurants a ...
- Airlines roll out red carpet to woo women travellersWith women already creating waves in the corporate segment and climbing the hierarchy ladder fast, the aviation industry is also doling out...
- Dubai tops international flight frequency chartFlights connecting Mumbai and Delhi, India’s largest international hubs, to various cities around the world have almost doubled in the past...
- Air fares to stay grounded...fly away!Due to the increased competition and lower distribution costs, airfares have increased only marginally.
- Mumbai-London sector flies highIn a survey, that looked at the fastest growing routes over the past ten years, British aerospace consultancy company Ascend has found the ...
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