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The European fractional operator also achieves "milestone" approvals from EASA.

The latest virtual reality technology will allow the wealthy to turn their holiday memories into something they can return to time and again

Flexjet and PrivateFly see "a level of private aviation demand not seen for a long time" in Europe.

Macron and Biden at the G7 summit in Carbis Bay earlier this month Credit: Getty Images 2020 will always be remembered for the pandemic... and the clips of the Texas lawyer who couldn't work out how to turn off the 'kitten' filter during a Zoom court debate and felt the need to say "I'm not a cat", or the New Yorker journalist who was fired after being caught performing a lewd act (on himself) during a Zoom staff meeting thinking his camera was switched off.  In January 2020, there were 659,000 Zoom users in the UK. By April that had risen to 13 million. By the end of the same month, Google ...

Wealthy UK flyers opt for private jets to evade Covid and lockdowns Niko Kommenda © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Skorzewiak/Alamy Wealthy flyers in the UK are opting for private jets and charter flights to evade Covid-19 and beat sudden lockdowns, data shows. While the number of commercial flights from the UK has dropped by three-quarters since the start of the pandemic, private flights are down only 42% compared with 2019, according to the aviation consultancy WingX. In August, demand for private jets was back to 93% of normal levels, while scheduled flights were d...