TAIPEI, Taiwan – EVA Air has announced an increased service on its Paris-Taipei route which will operate daily, nonstop flights as of Monday 10th October.
TAIPEI, Taiwan – EVA Air has announced an increased service on its Paris-Taipei route which will operate daily, nonstop flights as of Monday 10th October. Increasing from three-times-weekly, EVA Air will continue to operate its existing service with the iconic Hello Kitty Hand-in-Hand Jet, introducing a modern, standard livery Boeing 777-300ER for the additional four flights to the European City of Light.
Long established as an important gateway for EVA Air passengers, the direct flights from Taipei’s Taoyuan International Airport will touch down at Charles de Gaulle International airport at 7:30am daily, facilitating hassle-free onward connections and full use of the day ahead; whether visiting the French capital for business or pleasure. Return flights will depart at 11:20am each morning, landing back in Taipei in the ear
Through the bars of his prison window Rédoine Faïd can see far off into the cloudless sky. It s early on a sunny Sunday in July 2018, and for now, the morning is quiet and ordinary at the Réau penitentiary, 25 miles southeast of Paris. But Faïd can envision what s coming he can see it all unfold like the movie he s been scripting for months in his mind.
Outside his cell, two guards approach. These are the solitary confinement quarters: a controlled unit within the maximum-security prison where notable or potentially dangerous criminals are held. Few prisoners in France are as notable as the 46-year-old Faïd, who officially ranks among the country s highest-risk inmates. A notorious thief the architect of a flurry of dazzling heists and blockbuster robberies in the 1990s that targeted banks, jewelry stores, and armored cars Faïd became more infamous still in 2013, when he blasted out of the Sequedin prison, near Lille, where he d been serving time after a botched robbery, using
Next Chapter >Just after New Year 2020 – in much simpler pre-COVID restriction times – I found myself in Paris for a few days, with little more to do than enjoy some wine and croissants. It was my second time in the French capital, and from my previous visit I remembered the experience Champs-Elysees offers to a car enthusiast.
No, I’m not talking about the Arc de Triumph roundabout traffic; I’m referring to all the new car dealerships.
Most of the showrooms situated in this historic part of Paris really know how to lure visitors. They have prototypes and historic models on display, and put together pop-up museums and other interactive experiences. On my last trip, Renault and Citroën impressed, but this around the latter disappointed me. It turns out that Citroën has abandoned their flagship showroom, and their quirky building just sits empty.
Swedish influence extends to aviation 13:35 | 15/12/2020
The loan has been proposed in order to upgrade and expand airports, photo Le Toan
Vietnamâs Minister of Transport Nguyen Van The has worked with a group of Swedish businesses led by Swedenâs Ambassador to Vietnam Ann MÃ¥we on the $2 billion loan and future possibilities of cooperating in aviation projects.
The mission, including tech titans like Ericsson and ABB, is hunting for business openings in airports, especially the to-be-built Long Thanh International Airport, Terminal 3 at Tan Son Nhat International Airport, and upgrades in other areas.
Denis Brunetti, president of Ericsson in Vietnam, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos, said that the group is part of the Business Sweden consortia of companies that has joined together to support the Long Thanh project in the future.