Flights
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Fuel Prices Plummeted 40%, But Your Flights Still Cost a Fortune
Jet fuel has tumbled nearly in half since spring, yet airlines are keeping fares stubbornly high. The reason r
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Amsterdam to Paris trains are coming faster than you think, with a twist
Dutch rail operator Arriva is plotting an ambitious expansion that will let travelers skip short-haul flights
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The FIFA Boss Racking Up More Carbon Than 78 People in Two Weeks
While FIFA pledges net-zero emissions by 2040, the federation's president has been jet-setting across North Am
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Brussels Airlines Floods Spain with a Soccer-Themed Jet Before the Big Match
In a cheeky pre-match power play, Brussels Airlines is routing its football-themed aircraft exclusively to Spa
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TUI Is Shutting Down Antwerp Airport Flights in 2027
After more than a decade serving the historic port city, TUI is pulling the plug on its Antwerp Airport operat
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Europe just made flying fairer. Here's what you need to know
After 13 years of negotiations, European lawmakers just passed a sweeping overhaul of flight passenger protect
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United Just Let You Skip the Baggage Line. Here's the Catch.
Tired of arriving at the airport in the dark just to wait in baggage lines? United Airlines has a surprisingly
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Mount Etna's Ash Blanket Grounds 130 Flights Across Sicily
Europe's most temperamental volcano just reminded travelers why you should always check your flight status bef
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Your Lost Suitcase Just Got a 90% Better Chance of Coming Home
A simple tracking chip has done what decades of airport logistics couldn't: nearly eliminated the nightmare of
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When Chicago's Fourth of July Fireworks Met an Incoming Flight
Descending toward Chicago on July 4th, a Delta flight suddenly felt a massive jolt. The crew's message to air
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British Airways Just Let Crew Sleep in First Class. Here's the Catch
British Airways has quietly shifted its rest policy, letting tired flight attendants catch sleep in vacant fir
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France's Air Traffic Control Is Grinding Europe to a Halt
France's air traffic control is Europe's biggest bottleneck, losing airlines 800 million euros annually in del