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Air Canada Launches Digital ID with Facial Recognition at Vancouver

Starting December 3, Air Canada will enable facial recognition boarding for almost all domestic flights at Vancouver International Airport. This makes Air Canada the first in Canada to adopt this technology, streamlining the boarding process and enhancing security.

2024-11-28T10:22:55.093796-08:00

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Why Travelling With The Wrong Airline To Europe Or The UK Could Leave You Seriously Out Of Pocket If Things Go Wrong

2024-11-28T10:51:15.934740-08:00

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VINCI Airports Invests €233M in Lisbon Airport Modernization

2024-11-28T03:27:52.449970-08:00

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Emirates Acquires First of 65 Airbus A350s for Fleet Overhaul

2024-11-25T05:03:51.781409-08:00

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Why Travelling With The Wrong Airline To Europe Or The UK Could Leave You Seriously Out Of Pocket If Things Go Wrong

2024-11-28T10:51:15.934740-08:00

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Air Canada Launches Digital ID with Facial Recognition at Vancouver Starting December 3, Air Canada will enable facial recognition boarding for almost all domestic flights at Vancouver International Airport. This makes Air Canada the first in Canada to adopt this technology, streamlining the boarding process and enhancing security.

2024-11-28T10:22:55.093796-08:00

Air Canada Launches Digital ID with Facial Recognition at Vancouver

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VINCI Airports Invests €233M in Lisbon Airport Modernization VINCI Airports has signed a €233 million contract to upgrade Lisbon Humberto Delgado Airport, enhancing terminal expansion, service quality, and sustainability. The project marks the largest capex investment by VINCI Airports since acquiring ANA Aeroportos, aiming to boost connectivity and infrastructure in Portugal.

2024-11-28T03:27:52.449970-08:00

VINCI Airports Invests €233M in Lisbon Airport Modernization

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Southwest Airlines Adjusts Landing Procedures Amid Turbulence Concerns Starting December 4, Southwest Airlines will require flight attendants to be seated earlier during landings, as concerns over turbulence increase. Cabin preparations will begin at 18,000 feet instead of the conventional 10,000 feet to safeguard crew safety.

2024-11-26T15:07:37.255240-08:00

Southwest Airlines Adjusts Landing Procedures Amid Turbulence Concerns

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Plaza Premium Opens Flagship Lounge at Vancouver International Airport Plaza Premium Lounge, operating the largest global network with over 250 locations, has launched its flagship lounge at Vancouver International Airport (YVR). The lounge features a premium section for First Class passengers, equipped with amenities such as food, drinks, and Wi-Fi.

2024-11-26T06:57:12.646534-08:00

Plaza Premium Opens Flagship Lounge at Vancouver International Airport

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Senate Slams Airlines for $12.4B 'Junk' Seat Fees; Executives to Testify A U.S. Senate subcommittee is scrutinizing major airlines for profitably extracting $12.4 billion in seat selection fees from 2018-2023. Executives from American, Delta, United, Spirit, and Frontier are summoned to testify concerning the impact and transparency of these fees on December 4.

2024-11-26T04:23:57.273023-08:00

Senate Slams Airlines for $12.4B 'Junk' Seat Fees; Executives to Testify

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British Airways Reveals Concorde-Inspired A380 First Class Launching 2026 British Airways has unveiled its new A380 First Suites inspired by the Concorde, set to launch in mid-2026. The cabin design focuses on modern British luxury, offering 36.5-inch wide seats that convert into 79-inch beds, mood lighting, a 32-inch 4K monitor, and enhanced privacy features.

2024-11-25T13:05:39.185547-08:00

British Airways Reveals Concorde-Inspired A380 First Class Launching 2026

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Emirates Acquires First of 65 Airbus A350s for Fleet Overhaul Emirates has taken delivery of its first Airbus A350-900, A6-EXA, marking the start of a major fleet modernization plan. The aircraft, delayed since August, will enter service in January 2025, and is the first new type to join the fleet since 2008.

2024-11-25T05:03:51.781409-08:00

Emirates Acquires First of 65 Airbus A350s for Fleet Overhaul

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