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Flynas Takes Delivery of Three Aircraft, Upscaling the Fleet to 48

It includes two new A320 neo and one widebody A330 aircraft

•Two A320neo and one wide-body A330 joined service
•Fleet size up 84% compared to Q1 of 2021

Two A320neo and one wide-body A330 joined service, and fleet size is up 84% compared to Q1 of 2021...

Flynas Takes Delivery of Three Aircraft, Upscaling the Fleet to 48

Business and nonprofits announcements Feeding San Diego, Starbucks divert food waste Since 2016, 3,098,942 pounds of food have been rescued from local Starbucks stores, including popular items from the chain like sandwiches, wraps, protein boxes, and pastries. Feeding San Diego, the only Feeding America partner food bank in the region,…

How the Affordable Connectivity Program is Providing Low-Income Households with Internet Access

There are some policymakers, politicians and media pundits who can’t understand why low-income people who don’t have a certain technology will turn down the technology, even when it’s free. But one thing low-income folks learn, often from a young age, is that “free” comes with a cost.

Two Ojibwe tribes in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are set to receive nearly $1 million total, as part of a federal agency’s ongoing program to expand high-speed Internet access in tribal …

/PRNewswire/ -- Knoxville Utilities Board (KUB) has announced its customers will now be eligible to apply for a monthly internet discount through the...