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UK Green List countries: a guide to the most remote destinations on the approved travel list

Singapore South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands Some destinations on the current list that would typically be popular holiday options, including Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, are not welcoming travellers so inclusion on the Green List doesn t automatically mean UK tourists can go there. Of the destinations that are accepting tourists, Portugal and Iceland seem the most likely picks for a holiday. But let s not forget the island destinations deemed Green by the UK authorities. Other than Gibraltar, which is a peninsula rather than an island, you d be hard-pressed to find any of these locations listed among the world s most-visited places.

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Amazon com, Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN), Air Transport Services Group, Inc (NASDAQ:ATSG) - Trans-Atlantic Rivalry Brews Over Airbus A321 Converted Freighter

Share: A second manufacturer is gearing up to produce Airbus A321 converted freighters in the U.S. this summer, taking on a European engineering firm that is gaining sales momentum eight months after entering the market in the single-aisle freighter segment where the Boeing 737-800 has a three-year head start. The two companies will compete head-to-head as well as against the Boeing product. Aviation experts say the A321 is highly desirable for express delivery and regional air cargo operations. On Thursday, Dublin-based leasing company GTLK Europe ordered four aircraft reconfigured to carry cargo on the main deck, Elbe Flugzeugwerke, the company doing the work, announced. EFW is scheduled to convert three of the aircraft this year and the fourth in 2022.

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Long-time pilots sitting at home forgot to fly aircraft; Making mistakes, so training is being done again | लंबे अरसे से घर बैठे पायलट भूल गए विमान उड़ाना; गलतियां कर रहे, इसलिए फिर से हो रही ट्रेनिंग

Long-time pilots sitting at home forgot to fly aircraft; Making mistakes, so training is being done again | लंबे अरसे से घर बैठे पायलट भूल गए विमान उड़ाना; गलतियां कर रहे, इसलिए फिर से हो रही ट्रेनिंग
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Jet made emergency landing at Gatwick when engines caught fire and stalled due to contaminated fuel

A Titan Airways jet made an emergency landing at Gatwick when one of its engines caught fire and the other stalled after fuel was contaminated by a mechanic, a report has revealed. Investigators found disaster may only have been averted near the Sussex airport as it was flying light with no passengers and just seven crew, in quiet airspace and in clear conditions on February 26 last year. The report by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch said that an engineer had added 38 times too much biocide, an anti-bacterial chemical, to fuel tanks before the flight because he did not understand that ppm meant parts per million .

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Plane engine burst into flames after engineer incorrectly refuelled aircraft

Plane engine burst into flames after engineer incorrectly refuelled aircraft The 52-year-old engineer had added nearly 38 times too much anti bacterial chemical into the Airbus A321-211 fuel investigators found Titan Airways Airbus A321, GPOWU, departing from Manchester Airport Credit: Alamy A plane was forced to make an emergency landing when its engine burst into flames after an engineer incorrectly refuelled the aircraft, a report found. The maintenance worker who didn t speak English as his first language had added nearly 38 times too much anti bacterial chemical into the Airbus A321-211 fuel on 23 February 2020, investigators found. Three days later, the airliner was forced to make an emergency landing after one engine caught fire and the other stalled resulting in it almost crashing near Gatwick airport.

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