British Airways’ no nut policy makes travellers NUTS

British Airways’ no nut policy makes travellers NUTS

A recent British Airways flight’s suggestion that passengers abstain from consuming peanut or nut snacks was met with outrage from passengers. The request was made because another passenger was allergic to nuts and might have suffered a severe and even fatal anaphylactic shock if the policy had not been followed. GBN’s new right-wing news station presenter…

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United Airlines Preparing For Huge Travel Surge In December

United Airlines Preparing For Huge Travel Surge In December

United Airlines is preparing for a surge in the number of people traveling this December, with this year’s holiday season looking to be much busier than last year’s. United have scheduled thousands of daily flights for the month of December, with the airline’s flight schedule now more closely resembling a typical flight schedule than at…

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Long-haul travellers cautious about planning trips to Europe

Long-haul travellers cautious about planning trips to Europe

According to the latest Long-Haul Travel Barometer 3/2021 (LHTB), intentions to travel to Europe between September and December 2021 remain weak in key overseas markets. Results suggest that as long as COVID-19 safety concerns persist, many will remain cautious about visiting European destinations. However, with vaccination rates continuing to improve across the globe, there is a…

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Air India comes home! AI goes back to the Tatas after 68 years as it wins bid for USD 2.4 billion

Air India comes home! AI goes back to the Tatas after 68 years as it wins bid for USD 2.4 billion

In a new dawn for the Indian airlines industry, the national carrier Air India has gone back to its original founders. The Tata Sons won the bid to acquire the airline today. The Tatas placed a winning bid of INR 18,000 crore (USD 2.4 billion) to re-acquire the carrier more than half a century after…

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Los Angeles Now Requires Proof Of Vaccine To Enter Almost All Businesses

Los Angeles Now Requires Proof Of Vaccine To Enter Almost All Businesses

Travelers heading to Los Angeles to dodge the fall chill, would do well to ensure they arrive fully vaccinated. Los Angeles City Council passed a new ordinance on October 6th requiring proof of vaccination to enter all indoor restaurants, shopping malls, theaters, bars, museums, gyms, and sporting venues. The law will come into effect in…

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