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How to Make Your flight Less Stressful

Not a few travelers believe that air travel can be an awful experience for the most part. However not all travels experiences are terrible. Experts have come up with points that can make it pleasurable rather than horrible. Below are recommendations these experts suggest should be adopted. Make a day of it Modern

Malaysia Airlines to buy 35 wide-bodied planes

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia –  Malaysia Airlines plans to buy 35 wide-bodied planes over the next year as part of a fleet restructuring to rebuild its premium business as it seeks to return to profitability by 2018, its CEO said Wednesday. Peter Bellew said there is a mismatch at the moment, with

Ryanair cancels more flights, affecting 400,000 customers

LONDON –  Budget airline Ryanair cancelled another 18,000 flights on Wednesday, deepening its woes over its mismanagement of pilots' holiday schedules. The Irish carrier, Europe's biggest by passengers carried, says 34 routes will be suspended from November to March 2018, affecting some 400,000 customers who have already booked flights. Under the airline's

Britain warns Boeing it might lose business over Bombardier row

A model of Bombardier C Series airplane is seen in the Bombardier offices in Belfast, Northern Ireland September 26, 2017. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne   .... as US slaps duties on Bombardier jets after Boeing subsidy complaint   BELFAST/LONDON (Reuters) - Britain told U.S. planemaker Boeing on Wednesday that it could lose out on British defense

Nigeria Dismantles All security Road-blocks Across the Country

Nigerian Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris has ordered the dismantling of all security roadblocks across the country, particularly on its major Lagos-Ibadan and Shagamu-Benin-Onitsha highways, with immediate effect. According to sources, the order was given to necessitate the ease of doing business, safeguarding of lives and assurance of free movement of across

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