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‘Vaccine Passports' Will Help You Travel Abroad This Year. But They Won't Be Without Their Challenges
As vaccination rollouts gather pace around the world, attention is now turning to vaccines of another kind: vaccine passports.
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Airlines Are Changing Their Flight Destinations After the Devastating Shock of Covid
Airlines in Europe are looking at sunshine and beaches as their route to making money again.
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Travel Vouchers to Expire With COVID Anniversary: Here's What to Do With Yours
A year after the COVID-19 pandemic upended the travel industry and cancelled flights, those with vouchers could be racing the clock. The first step to avoid losing out is to read the fine print on your expiration date. Travel experts say now is the time to read up on the stipulations of that travel credit and perhaps give customer service...
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Airlines Are Planning for a Rebound After Dismal Pandemic Year
Airlines are starting to position themselves for a revival in air travel demand, hiring employees, buying new planes and training pilots.
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India's Plan to Divest State-Owned Companies Is ‘Back on Track', Says Top Official
The country has a disinvestment target of 1.75 trillion rupees (about $24 billion) for the next fiscal year which starts on April 1.
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Delta Hands Out Bonuses to Managers Whose Pay Was Cut in the Pandemic
Delta managers are getting bonuses, some of them in the six figures, after getting pay cuts last year at the start of the Covid pandemic.
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United Airlines Buys 25 Additional Boeing 737 Max Jets in Vote of Confidence in the Planes
United is buying 25 additional Boeing 737 Max planes.
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United Airlines Starts Offering Bus Service Straight to Colorado Ski Slopes From Denver
The service starts March 11 from Denver to Breckenridge, Colorado and will be expanded to Fort Collins, Colorado in April.
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Covid Vaccine Passports Are Being Considered. And Health Experts and Rights Groups Are Deeply Concerned
The U.S., U.K. and EU are considering whether to introduce a digital passport that will allow citizens to show they have been vaccinated against Covid-19.
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FAA Fines Boeing $6.6 Million Over Compliance and Quality-Control Lapses
The FAA fined Boeing $6.6 million over compliance and quality control lapses.
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Travel Restrictions Have No End in Sight as European Leaders Worry About New Variants
European leaders will say on Thursday that all non-essential travel needs to remain restricted as the health situation remains “serious”.
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Watchdog Calls for Stronger FAA Oversight After Flawed Boeing 737 Max Certification
The Transportation Department’s watchdog called for stronger FAA oversight after lapses ahead of the deadly Boeing 737 Max crashes.
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Quarantine-Free Travel May Be One Step Closer With New Travel Industry App
A new app from the International Air Travel Association could mark the first step in resuming quarantine-free international travel.
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European Travel Stocks Surge After UK Announces Its End-To-Lockdown Plan
European travel stocks soared on Tuesday morning as customers rushed to make new bookings after the U.K. announced its plan to end coronavirus restrictions.
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Dozens of Boeing 777s Grounded After United Airlines Engine Failure
United says it’s voluntarily taking 24 Boeing 777s out of service after one of the planes suffered an engine failure shortly after takeoff from Denver on Saturday.
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American, JetBlue Start Jointly Selling Tickets Under New Partnership
American and JetBlue launched a partnership to better compete in the Northeast that allows them to sell tickets on each other’s flights
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United Boeing 777 Suffers Engine Failure After Takeoff From Denver, Debris Found But No Injuries
“There are no reported injuries onboard, and we will share more information as it becomes available,” said United in a statement.
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Airlines' Latest Challenge: Rising Jet Fuel Prices
A rally in oil prices has lifted the cost of jet fuel to more than one-year highs.
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Ted Cruz Gets Slammed, But Americans Are Flocking to Cancun
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz may regret travel to Cancun this week, but thousands of Americans are also flocking to the Mexican resort despite travel restrictions.
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Supersonic Jet Company Adds Former Boeing CEO Phil Condit as Advisor
Condit said he was drawn to Boom “by the significant progress the team has already made in developing a sustainable supersonic airliner.”