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Consistency in security checks across UK airports is essential to cut queues and passenger frustration, as per the demands of Scottish travel agents. This need for consistency was echoed by British Airways chairman Martin Broughton, who criticized some security checks as "completely redundant." Broughton pointed out that the
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The Coalition Government has confirmed plans to end hundreds of years of state ownership of Royal Mail, with a potential sale through a private share offering or public listing on the London Stock Exchange. This move is reminiscent of the Conservatives' big state privatisations of the 1980s, including British
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News Corp, the media conglomerate chaired by Rupert Murdoch, is facing opposition from its shareholders over Murdoch's decision to donate $2 million to the Republican party. F&C Asset Management, a London-based investment group, has decided not to back the re-election of Sir Rod Eddington, a long-serving
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EDWARD de Bono, the renowned international management consultant and author, has proposed a novel solution to help Ireland manage its financial problems. De Bono advocates for the introduction of a temporary, alternative currency that would allow Ireland to regain control over its economy. The currency, which could be introduced for
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US carriers have reached an agreement with nine European airlines, including British Airways, Air France, and Deutsche Lufthansa AG, to reduce government export subsidies that allow airlines in other nations to finance aircraft from Boeing and Airbus at below-market rates. The agreement aims to influence negotiations over the subsidies at
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Delta Air Lines, a leading US-based airline, has filed applications with the European Commission and the US Department of Transportation to operate new routes between London's Heathrow Airport and Boston and Miami. The proposed service would provide consumers with increased competition among airlines and airline alliances, benefiting both
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The UK government's failure to address complex and costly visa rules is causing significant disruptions to trade, particularly from India, one of the most affected countries. Willie Walsh, the head of British Airways, has gone public with his criticisms of the UK's transit visa requirement, which
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In aid of the charity CLIC Sargent, a leading charity for children and young people with cancer, Ultratravel hosted a silent auction of luxury holidays. The auction, which took place in May, featured 13 lots donated by esteemed travel companies, including British Airways and Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. The charity
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A British Airways cabin crew member has been sentenced to 120 hours of community punishment after using his position to illegally import tobacco into the UK. Christakis Lambrou, a British national, was stopped by UK Border Agency officers at Heathrow Airport in August 2009 while attempting to board a flight
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In the annual Luxury Travel Awards, readers vote for the best experiences in luxury travel, from hotels and airlines to cruise companies and spas. The winners and runners-up in various categories are revealed, showcasing the crème de la crème of the industry. The results highlight the exceptional service, amenities, and
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MyMaltaInfo.com, the online travel guide for the Maltese islands, has revamped its website with a new design developed in collaboration with leading companies in the field. The updated website boasts a fresh and pleasing look, with a strong use of visual media, ease of navigation, and features that take
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Australian airports serving international flights by several major airlines, including Qantas, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, and Singapore Airlines, have been affected by the ongoing volcanic ash from Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano. The ash has forced flight cancellations, with passengers being diverted to alternative destinations as airlines establish their own
