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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread Why Didn’t Boeing Build The 777 With 4 Engines? in ICAO News Feed.… a safety standard set by ICAO. This permits twin-engined aircraft … , American Airlines, Qatar Airways, and British Airways. By mid-2025, the … Continue reading...
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GAddition of information that the 17 September has been declared a day of national mourning in Nepal, many business are likely to be closed for the day and travel disruption is possible ('Warnings and insurance' page). Continue reading...
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TTim Richards posted the thread Travelling first class on this train is a perfect mix of old and new in Traveller AU.This European train offers modern comfort, while its compartment seating and dining car are welcome reminders of classic rail travel. Continue reading...
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GUpdated information about wildfires in Canada (‘Safety and security’ page). Continue reading...
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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread IATA’s WSOC 2025 set to tackle critical aviation safety challenges in ICAO News Feed.… a more unified approach, leveraging ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs … , Chief Inspector of Air Accidents, UK AAIB. Their insights are expected … Continue reading...
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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread Restructuring Nigeria? Let’s go the whole hog then in ICAO News Feed.… (UNDP) and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), was ordered to split … these imbalances the British colonialists tried to restructure … political segment, the British structured and favoured the … for onward transmission to...
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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread Sydney Airport's Master Plan 2045 Projects 75% Passenger Growth in ICAO News Feed.… Australian state of New South Wales has unveiled its plans to … Major-International CEO Scott Charlton ICAO Code YSSY Elevation (ft) 21 … Continue reading...
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JJulietta Jameson posted the thread Australian cruise company launches women-only trip to Antarctica in Traveller AU.In the spirit of celebrating pioneering women, Australia’s Aurora Expeditions has a women-only expedition to Antarctica included in its 2026-27 season – it’s first female-only expedition. Continue reading...
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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread Trade Technologies Launches Global SBLC & Guarantee Management Solutions in ICAO News Feed.Trade Technologies launches global solutions for corporates to centralize, track, and manage SBLCs, corporate and bank guarantees efficiently. AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, September 15, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Trade Technologies, the global …...
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UUnited Kingdom International Civil Aviation posted the thread Caribbean Codeshare: Air Caraibes And Caribbean Airlines Form Partnership to Paris in ICAO News Feed.… with legacy carriers such as British Airways and Air France that … , carrying millions of passengers annually. ICAO Code B38M IATA Code 7M8 … Continue reading...
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GInformation on ongoing road blockades and transport strikes around Ecuador (Warnings and Insurance page) Continue reading...
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SSteve Madgwick posted the thread The most dangerous animal you can face on safari? The one in front of you in Traveller AU.After the first hippo charge, I realise my guide and I have a difference in opinion on the definition of “life-threatening”. Continue reading...
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LLee Tulloch posted the thread My idea of a perfect weekend away is not an Airbnb stay in Traveller AU.The “B&B” part of Airbnb has disappeared. Now the platform is used as a money-making machine for property investors. Continue reading...
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LLee Tulloch posted the thread Your next international Qantas flight might be operated by this airline in Traveller AU.It might have one of the best economy seats I’ve ever flown in, but the food and entertainment falls short on this long haul. Continue reading...
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AAdrian Bridge posted the thread At $7000 a night, this new luxury train is not up to scratch in Traveller AU.“Are we guinea pigs here?” I heard frequently, as it became clear that too many things were not going to plan on this much-hyped new train. Continue reading...