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Where do the suitcases go? Airbus

Where do the suitcases go?

According to the Association of European Airlines (AEA), in the second quarter of this year, 10 passengers on each flight did not find their luggage. As The Daily Telegraph reports, British Airways…

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Airplane as a Cause of Thrombosis Airbus

Airplane as a Cause of Thrombosis

In the midst of summer, millions of tourists go on vacation, and increasingly the chosen resort is thousands of kilometers away from home. This means having to fly by plane, which is not always safe…

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Transparent Passengers Airbus

Transparent Passengers

The German federal government has published a plan according to which the police will soon be obliged to check the data of airline passengers from countries outside the European Union. The federal…

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Into the air straight from the jacuzzi Airbus

Into the air straight from the jacuzzi

VIP passenger of German airline Lufthansa, Reinhold Alt, arrived at the airport in Frankfurt several hours before departure. No, not because he was afraid of getting stuck in traffic. But for a…

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New rules will make life easier for air passengers Airbus

New rules will make life easier for air passengers

Russia's Ministry of Transport has approved new air transport rules. The latest version significantly expands passenger rights in case of lost tickets or flight delays.

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Indonesia – Blacklisted Airbus

Indonesia – Blacklisted

European Commission last week approved an updated, fourth version of the blacklist of foreign airlines that are prohibited (or restricted) from flying through EU airspace due to non-compliance with…

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Airport Control: A Guide to Use Airbus

Airport Control: A Guide to Use

Let's start with the fact that the customs legislation of different countries and national security rules, and therefore the norms in force at airports, are two big differences. It's just that…

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How Passengers Are Being Taken for a Ride Airbus

How Passengers Are Being Taken for a Ride

Any rules don't mean a thing until you see how they work in practice. The restriction on carrying liquids in hand luggage has primarily hit those who love cosmetics, alcohol, and traveling light.

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Fingerprinting at Heathrow Airbus

Fingerprinting at Heathrow

The British government is negotiating with airlines about installing scanners in airports for fingerprinting passengers. According to The Daily Telegraph, discussions began in August, shortly before…

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Airport City in the Alps Airbus

Airport City in the Alps

Zurich Airport is not just the main transport hub of Switzerland; it is a whole city. And it's not just about its scale. In addition to using air transport services, you can buy plenty of fashionable…

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A Hundred Grams Won't Work Anymore Airbus

A Hundred Grams Won't Work Anymore

There will be no return to the former airborne freedom that allowed our air passengers to toast the takeoff, climb, and cruise with a glass of spirits they brought along or bought at duty-free shops…

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Tips: How to Survive a Plane Crash Airbus

Tips: How to Survive a Plane Crash

A man who survived an aviation accident that killed 55 passengers flying with him thought about how to increase his own chances of survival. This man compiled a set of simple rules that can help in…

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