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Chaos, flight cancellations & delays: France throws summer travel into disarrayChatGPT said:A two-day strike by French air traffic controllers began Thursday, causing major disruptions at the start of Europe’s busy sum...- Ryanair in turbulence: 170 flights cancelled, thousands stranded in FranceRyanair has cancelled 170 flights, impacting over 30,000 passengers, due to a national air traffic controllers’ strike in France on July 4 ...
- Brace yourself - literally: Budget airlines set to launch controversial standing-only seats in 2026 after safety green lightSeveral low-cost airlines are considering introducing 'Skyrider 2.0' seats by 2026, a bike-style padded seating arrangement for short fligh...
- 'Two drinks per person': Inside Europe's largest airline's fight to limit destruction by drunk passengers on flightsRyanair is urging the EU to impose a limit of two alcoholic drinks per passenger at airports, to curb disruptive behavior on flights. This ...
- How a passenger forced an EasyJet flight from London to make an emergency landing at MunichAn EasyJet flight from London to Greece made an emergency landing in Munich due to a disruptive passenger. The intoxicated individual attem...
- Boeing accepts a plea deal to avoid a criminal trial over 737 Max crashes, Justice Department saysBoeing is set to plead guilty to a criminal fraud charge stemming from two 737 Max jetliners that killed 346 people, after the government d...
- Airlines hoping for more Boeing jets could be waiting awhileThe Federal Aviation Administration has put a limit the plane maker's output until it was confident in Boeing's quality control practices. ...
- Boeing scores first 737 MAX order since groundingThe order -- which lifted Boeing shares for a second straight session -- was a sign of confidence in the aircraft which is moving towards a...
- IndiGo, world's biggest buyer of Airbus A320neo jets, will continue to add planes to its fleet despite Covid squeezeIndiGo will keep adding new aircraft to its fleet even as it can’t give any guidance on capacity growth.
- Brought to the brink by coronavirus, airlines seek emergency aidAlready battered shares in British Airways parent IAG , easyJet and Air France-KLM plunged again as they scrapped most flights for the comi...
- Global airlines slash almost all flights as virus spreads wingsIAG, owner of British Airways and Spanish carrier Iberia, announced it would slash flight capacity by 75 per cent during April and May owin...
- You could be flying in electric planes within a decadeFounded last year by a team of engineers and battery chemists, US-based Wright Electric is setting its sights on designing an aircraft that...
- Forget electric cars, you may soon be flying in an electric planeFounded last year by a team of engineers and battery chemists, U.S.-based Wright Electric is setting its sights on designing an aircraft th...
- AirAsia's India entry to mark arrival of truly low-cost airline; may face delay in clearancesThe first big impediment for AirAsia could be the authorities themselves. It would also have to contend with stiff opposition from existing...
- How IndiGo's Aditya Ghosh is the only airline boss still flyingIndiGo has shunned frequent flier programmes, airport lounges, special check-in counters for a particular class of passengers and TV screen...
- Fewer, pricier flights and job cuts: airlines' response to oil pricesAs oil prices soar, airlines are coming back down to earth with a bump -- cutting routes and capacity, ramping up prices and axing jobs as ...
- BAA faces UK anti-trust probe, may break up London assetsGrupo Ferrovial’s BAA unit, the world’s biggest airport operator, faces a possible breakup of its London holdings after the division was re...
- Ryanair sues UK for $5.6m terror lossRyanair said it would sue the British government for £3m ($5.6m) for lost earnings caused by extra security measures imposed after a foiled...
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