There has been some interesting speculation about the possibility of cell phone interference causing the Soviet made elderly Tupolev Tu-154 that was carrying the Polish president and other dignitaries to crash (killing all on board) …
This Week's Security Horror Story : Should we subcontract the nation's security management to Visa? Much has been made of Emirates allowing the Times Square bombing suspect onto one of their flights as if it …
Do you use the in room safe that most hotel rooms provide these days? If you don’t, and you lose something in your room, you may well find that the hotel refuses to accept liability. But if …
The new British government’s decision not to allow extra runways at London’s Heathrow, Gatwick, and Stansted airports will harm the London region and British economy, and make it more difficult and expensive for us as travelers to get to and from London.
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Emirates again defies ‘conventional wisdom’ about the difficulties confronting the world’s airlines and reports a huge $1.1 billion profit for its last financial year – making 2009 its best year ever.
In the first quarter 2010, Android phones outsold iPhones for the first time ever. But both types of phone were outsold by another brand.
Bad news for people hoping to fly on BA services (primarily to/from Heathrow) any time between 18 May and 10 June. Now that the British election is over, its cabin crew union, Unite, has taken the gloves off …
Video of a guy apparently floating in mid-air as a way of promoting a new airline seat. So how did he do this? (Video taken at Manchester airport). If you really want to know the …
Here's an excellent 'flash' graphic http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/interactive/2010/may/10/volcanic-ash-cloud-iceland-flights that shows the effective top and bottom of the ash cloud and how it has moved over the last day or so. It's unusual shape is of course the …
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