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Ryanair
fare increase
Ryanair
will increase baggage and airport check-in fees from
5 May to encourage passengers to check-in online.
Checked baggage fees will rise from £6 per bag
to £8 whilst check-in fee will go up from £3
to £4. Passengers travelling with hand baggage
only and check-in online will avoid these charges.
The airline will continue to increase these charges
until half their passengers check-in online.
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All
change at Paris
All
Air France flights from the UK and Ireland will now
arrive at Paris CDG Terminal 2E instead of Terminal
2F. Please double check flight itineraries for all
up-to-date terminal information.
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Office
in the air
Computer office applications
including PDF Reader and Media Player have been added
to Singapore Airlines entertainment system and more
will soon be added. The applications can be used by
connecting own USB devices to the in-flight LCD television
monitor. Only certain flights will have the new applications
including the A380 routes from Singapore to London.
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Park
Inn united
Park Inn Old Trafford will open in 2010 and will be
the second for the chain in Manchester. The 11 storey
hotel will feature 226 guest bedrooms, restaurant
and bar, meeting facilities and gym. Located close
to the Trafford Park industrial area with more than
1,400 companies, this hotel will certainly be very
well used. It is difficult finding a room in this
busy area especially when the local football team
are playing at home so more hotels would be welcome
even though you will have to wait a while!
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Virgin's
last massage
Virgin has decided to cease the free in-flight beauty
therapy service for upper class passengers from Heathrow.
Following a review the decision was made as passengers
prefer the more comprehensive treatments at the Cowshed
Spa in the clubhouse which they can use prior to departure.
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Eos
down and out
All business class airline, Eos, filed for Chapter
11 bankruptcy protection on 27 April and ceased its
daily Stansted to New York service immediately. It
is thought that once again the soaring price of aviation
fuel is the reason for its collapse but is it the
case that more travellers are not willing to pay the
business class fares? In which case where will this
leave Silverjet
Another airline who has had
to cancel its schedule following cash flow problems
is South African carrier Nationwide. On 29 April they
announced they too have ceased all flight operations.
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