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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread Global Aviation Leaders Urge Swift Adoption of Digital Identity Systems in ICAO News Feed.… China, New Zealand, the UK, and the US, issued … of this year’s International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) assembly, where formal … initiative, which aligns with ICAO’s Digital Travel Credential, … security threats. With ICAO’s assembly...
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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread Why Was The Airbus A380 Discontinued? (And Why It's Coming Back From Retirement) in ICAO News Feed.… an A380 to get to London Heathrow before breaking off to … 14 airlines, with companies like British Airways, Asiana, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines … With the UN's International Civil Aviation Organization estimating that airlines saw an …...
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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread Do You Have News to Share? Get It Published. in ICAO News Feed.With EIN Presswire press release distribution services you will reach decision makers and journalists plus get valuable SEO benefits. Continue reading...
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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread This Is Why The Boeing 747 Made A Comeback At Delta Air Lines in ICAO News Feed.… to begin operating flights to London Heathrow Airport (LHR) and Frankfurt … ;s costs significantly. IATA/ICAO Code DTW/KDTW Country … Continue reading...
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SNo one does a family holiday quite like Fiji. There are big resorts and small ones, but for children (and parents) the kids’ club is king. Continue reading...
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Aadmin posted the thread Hotel Relationship and Contracting Manager – London – up to £45k (PTR 5296) in Platinum Travel Recruitment.We are seeing an experienced Hotel Relationship and Contracting Manager who shall be responsible for building and maintaining strong partnerships with hotels, negotiating rates and contracts. This forward thinking travel company offers a...
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TTravel Weekly.co.uk posted the thread Can’t join a solar eclipse cruise? Here’s what to do instead in Travel Weekly.Next year’s solar eclipse is lighting up the cruise world – but is there still time to sell it? Continue reading...
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GPossible protests causing disruption at Mexico City Airport over weekend of 22-23 March (see 'Warnings and insurance' page). Continue reading...
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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread ID Tech Digest – March 21, 2025 in ICAO News Feed.… UK Expats to Update Biometric ID Cards Before EU Border Changes British … visa-free stay limits. The British Embassy urges prompt action, … older passports’ non-compliance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards. The...
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GFollowing a US Travel Advisory to avoid travel to islands and coastal areas south of Kisiju Tanzania, British High Commission staff will not travel to the area. This will be kept under review (‘Warnings and insurance’). Continue reading...
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JJill Dupleix posted the thread I desperately needed to de-stress. This ship helped me do it in Traveller AU.It is possible to get away from it all, even while you have it all – and more – at your fingertips. Continue reading...
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CCraig Tansley posted the thread You don’t have to live here to have a long life, but it helps in Traveller AU.In one of five zones on Earth where people live longest, the outside world hardly seems to exist – so visiting adds a few months to my expiry date, surely? Continue reading...
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SSue Wallace posted the thread This country’s version of graffiti is much more beautiful than Italy’s in Traveller AU.Sgraffito is part of an art form dating back 500 years. Continue reading...
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JJulietta Jameson posted the thread Rocky Mountaineer renamed as iconic train moves into new regions in Traveller AU.The famed Rocky Mountaineer scenic train’s new routes, beyond Canada’s borders, have facilitated a name change. Continue reading...
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BBrian Johnston posted the thread How rivers can take you to some of the greatest places on Earth in Traveller AU.These historical trade arteries connect cities and castles, palaces and pagodas and they provide easy transport routes through gorges and across deserts. Continue reading...