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IATA has distributed a copy of a letter issued to John F. Kelly, Secretary of the US Department of Homeland Security, with a copy to EU Commissioner for Transport Violeta Bulc, which details the costs to passengers and the Economy of an extended electronics ban in Europe. IATA’s letter comes…
Europe’s airports have issued a warning of mass disruptions resulting from an extension of the electronics ban, ahead of a security meeting between representatives of the EU and the US. The warning comes amidst past speculation and media coverage of the electronics ban and following revelations of intelligence shared by…
IN THIS SPECIAL AVGEEK SERIES, FLIGHT CHIC GUEST WRITER RIDA KHAN HAS CANDID CONVERSATIONS WITH PILOTS WHO SHARE THEIR PASSION FOR FLIGHT AND WHAT INSPIRED THEM TO PURSUE A LIFE IN THE CLOUDS. To most people, the sky is the limit. To those who love flying, the sky is home.…
Delta Air Lines has apologised for the erroneous posting of a placard which suggested that the laptop ban might extend to all international flights into the US with immediate effect. Whilst reading a @FlyerTalk thread, I found a disturbing picture. What's going on? The photo allegedly comes from CVG. pic.twitter.com/2k6wvyJIqW…
Inspiring schoolchildren to pursue their dreams, Etihad Airways and the Mumbai Indians cricket team coordinated a ‘My Dream Destination’ drawing competition at Gopi Birla Memorial School in South Mumbai. By submitting their drawings more than 150 children, aged 10 to 12 years, had a chance to win prizes, including merchandise and…
Last year, around this time, in Rome, we celebrated the debut of Alitalia’s new uniforms.
Qatar Airways has announced that it will loan laptops to Business Class flyers travelling on flights to the U.S. affected by the recent electronics ban for these routes.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has published an urgent call to action urging governments to address restrictions on the carriage of larger electronic devices onboard.
Alaska Airlines will scrap the Virgin America brand and, instead, re-bake itself to offer a new product and fresh attitude. Is it enough?
ICAO statement on electronics ban.
