A preview of JetBlue Airways Mint Suite business class seat. Thomas Pallini/Insider
Plus, the angle of the seat means that passengers heads perfectly positioned to gaze out of the window should they want more natural entertainment. A rendering of JetBlue Airways Mint business class suite. JetBlue Airways
2. The entertainment screen can be used throughout the entire flight: Most business class seats with extendable screens require them to be stowed during takeoff and landing but JetBlue made it so that screens can stay out for the entirety of the flight. A preview of JetBlue Airways Mint Suite business class seat.
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Employees of Japan Airlines at the departure zone of Narita Airport in November. | REUTERS
Kyodo Feb 6, 2021
Japan Airlines Co. is offering a service to cover the expenses of its international passengers for their tests, treatment and quarantine if they have become infected with COVID-19 while overseas.
Travelers with tickets until June 30 are eligible to receive the service, which began in late December, for free. The service applies to travelers that test positive outside their country of residence within 31 days from the departure date of their first flight, JAL said. It is the first airline in Japan to launch such a program.
Japan Airlines Co is offering a service to cover the expenses of its international passengers for their tests, treatment and quarantine if they have become infected with COVID-19 while overseas. Travelers with tickets until June 30 are eligible to receive the service for free, if they had tested positive outside…
Wizz Air Hits Wall in Bid for Gatwick Growth
Bloomberg 2/3/2021 Christopher Jasper and Siddharth Philip
(Bloomberg) Wizz Air Holdings Plc has a chance to become a force across Europe, using its low-cost structure and financial clout to capture a bigger share of the market when the coronavirus finally lets up.
The Hungarian discount carrier has snapped up airport capacity in Italy, Germany, Norway and the U.K. during the pandemic, but the westward push has been slowed by measures meant to stabilize an industry hard hit by the outbreak.
Authorities in the U.K. and the European Union have extended a waiver of rules that force airlines to relinquish unused takeoff and landing slots shielding them from rivals targeting expansion at hubs like London Gatwick. Wizz Chief Executive Officer Jozsef Varadi argues that the measures are protectionist, and that airports starved for fees would welcome fresh tenants.
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