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11Dec/16

Qantas to fly non-stop from Australia’s Perth to London

December 11, 2016TransportAirlines, Alan Joyce, Australia, Aviation, Boeing 787 Dreamliner, Boeing 787-9, Business/Finance, City: Perth, Company: Qantas, Country: Australia, Dreamliners, Human activities, Jetstar, Jetstar Asia Airways, Kangaroo Route, London, Low-cost airlines, Naming of Qantas aircraft, PERTH, Qantas, Qantas Airways Ltd, Qantas fleet history, Steven Ciobo, United Kingdom, US Airwayssmbale

Australia’s national carrier Qantas Airways will launch the first regular passenger flight directly linking Australia and Europe.

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15Jun/15

EasyJet to use automated drones for aircraft inspection

June 15, 2015Innovationairline, Apple, Ashley Napier, Aviation, Avionics, Computing, Drone, EasyGroup, EasyJet, EASYJET PLC, Embedded systems, Emerging technologies, European Low Fares Airline Association, Ian Davies, LIDAR, Low-cost airlines, Mark Bunting, Meteorology, Oculus VR Inc, Robotics, Science and technology, Technology, Technology/Internet, Transport, United Kingdom, Unmanned aerial vehiclesmbale

Budget airline easyJet is testing automated drones to perform safety inspections of grounded aircraft. The drones scan the aircraft for signs of damage following incidents such as lightning or bird strike, and quickly identify any issues, so the amount of time the planes are out of action is substantially reduced.

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08Jun/15

Kate Moss escorted off flight following reports of disruptive behaviour

June 8, 2015Celebrityairline, Bedfordshire, British brands, China, Counties of England, EasyGroup, EasyJet, European Low Fares Airline Association, Kate Moss, Local government in England, London Luton Airport, Low-cost airlines, Low-cost carriers, Luton, Luton Airport, Sadie Frost, Topshop, Turkey, Unitary authorities of England, United Kingdomsmbale

British supermodel Kate Moss escorted off flight upon UK arrival after reports of disruptive behaviour
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02Apr/15

Compensation gap for Alps crash victims

April 2, 2015Legalairline, Airlines, Allianz, Aviation, correspondent, Disaster/Accident, Economy of Germany, Elmar Giemulla, Flight Compensation Regulation, Frankfurt, Germanwings, Germany, Human activities, Low-cost airlines, Lubitz, Lufthansa, Reuters European Airlines, Spain, Star Alliance, Transport, United States, US Airways, USD, Vicky Bryansmbale

(Reuters Business Report) – Grieving relatives at the site of the Germanwings crash.

Now facing another blow – lawyers warning that they could receive VASTLY different compensation payouts.

It could all hinge on where the ticket was bought.
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