July 26, 2024 9:56 PM

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United Airlines Deals with Dog Poop Problem, Lands Unexpectedly

United Airlines Deals with Dog Poop Problem, Lands Unexpectedly

A United Airlines flight to Seattle diverted to Dallas after a dog's poop in first class caused a stink and a lengthy cleanup. Debate over pets in cabins reignites.

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Disneyland Improves Accessibility with New Disability Access Service Changes

Disneyland Improves Accessibility with New Disability Access Service Changes

Disneyland updates its Disability Access Service to include virtual registration and extends pass validity to 120 days, while enforcing lifetime bans for misuse to maintain fairness.

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RwandAir Turns Down UK Deal to Transport Asylum Seekers Over Brand Risk

RwandAir Turns Down UK Deal to Transport Asylum Seekers Over Brand Risk

RwandAir rejects UK asylum seeker flights offer over brand worries. Shifts to Heathrow Terminal 4 for improved service. Daily Kigali flights begin April 29.

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Pilot Shortages Shift as Mainline Airlines Pause Hiring

U.S. pilot shortages shift as big airlines pause hiring, giving regional carriers a chance to recover, while automation and increased pay may ease future shortages.

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New Zealand Sets New Limits on Work Visas After Migration Surge

New Zealand tightens visa rules to manage a surge in migrants and protect jobs, while Railbookers relaunches scenic train journeys across the country.

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EasyJet Warns Travelers of Prohibited Items Ahead of Vacations

EasyJet updates luggage rules and launches a new seasonal base in Alicante, Spain, enhancing its network and increasing summer seat capacity by 10%.

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Heathrow Airport Witnesses Minor Clash Between British Airways and Virgin Atlantic Planes

Two planes clipped wings at Heathrow Airport, causing minor damage but no injuries or delays. Over 600 Border Force officials plan a strike in April.

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UK Airports Get More Time to Install New Security Scanners Until 2025

UK airports delay installing new scanners until 2025, keeping the current 100ml liquid limit. Major airports like Heathrow and Gatwick are affected by global supply issues.

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Delta Air Lines Passenger Seeks Policy Revision After Braless Incident

Lisa Archbold was escorted off a Delta Air Lines flight for not wearing a bra, sparking debate over the airline's dress code and gender equality.

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Singapore Defended by Locals After Traveler Brands It ‘Most Boring Country’

Travel blogger criticizes Singapore for being boring and expensive, sparking debate. Locals defend the city's diversity. An Australian tourist also finds shopping at Marina Bay Sands pricey.

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Disneyland Expansion Might Include Avatar, Frozen, and More

Disneyland is planning big changes, including a possible new Avatar-themed land and updating the classic Autopia ride to electric cars for a cleaner experience.

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China Netizens Embarrassed by Tourist's Flask Swap Incident at the British Museum

A tourist from China swapped a water bottle for a flask at the British Museum, causing widespread embarrassment and discussion among China's online community.

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JetBlue Airways Rolls Out New Bag Fees for Busy Travel Times

JetBlue Airways is raising checked bag fees on busy days and cutting flights in 2024 to manage costs and return to profitability after recent losses.

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Greek Islands Welcome Turkish Visitors with New Visa Terminal

Rhodes introduces a new visa service for Turkish tourists to visit 10 Greek Islands, aiming to improve Greece-Turkey relations and enhance local tourism economies.

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Australian Airports Face Risk as Aviation Firefighters Plan to Walk Off

Australian airport firefighters plan a strike on April 15 over safety and pay concerns, affecting travel. They demand more staff and better equipment for emergencies.

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