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Pro-Trump rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol should be added to the federal no-fly list, the chair of the House Committee on Homeland Security said on Thursday. The call to …
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When a yellow warehouse in New York City's Queens opened as 5 Pointz in 2001, it quickly drew graffiti artists from around the globe to its 200,000 square feet of …
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As a negative COVID-19 test has become as vital as a passport for travel these days, Los Angeles International has opened an on-site testing lab with the capability of performing …
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Kuwait’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation confirmed that the flights would temporarily cease from 4am on January 6 “until further notice” According to spokesperson Saad Al-Otaibi the decision was taken …
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Alaska Airlines will soon ban emotional support animals from flights, becoming the first major U.S. airline to do so after the Department of Transportation revised its regulations earlier this month …
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Dubai’s transport authority initial operational phase will cover four stations – Jebel Ali, The Gardens, Discovery Gardens and Al Furjan Dubai’s transport authority on Saturday announced that Route 2020, the …
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Sir Tim Clark receives top gong at the annual Aviation Business Awards 2020 Sir Tim Clark, president of Emirates, has received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Aviation Business Awards …
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Trukker raised $23 million last year in one of the largest Series A funding rounds in the region Trukker, a UAE-based start-up that provides an Uber-like service for trucks, is …
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Getting good sleep often triumphs getting a good meal on a flight, leading to food waste. So, Japan Airlines (JAL) is taking the reins by offering an “Ethical Choice Meal …
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Latest IATA figures show regional passenger demand was down by more than 86% in October compared to a year earlier In the Middle East, airlines saw an 86.7 percent traffic …
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