How rising turbulence is prompting airline changes
With turbulence predicted to get worse, airlines are already starting to respond with tighter in-flight rules for passengers
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With turbulence predicted to get worse, airlines are already starting to respond with tighter in-flight rules for passengers
Is it just me, or do things seem to keep going wrong with planes, mid-flight?
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In an age of QR codes and biometrics, a ticketless passenger allegedly travelled on a BA flight from London to New York undetected
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