British Airways has announced that it will continue to fly on its full schedule after averting a potential cabin crew strike.

The airline said that normal service would be in place today and tomorrow (January 30th and 31st).

However, it advised ...

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Web-savvy Britons are increasingly turning to online reviews posted by other travellers when deciding on their holiday arrangements, according to a new survey.

The research by Nielsen/NetRatings on behalf of advertising firms Adviva and Harvest Digital revealed that 21 per cent ...

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Flights in and out of the UK grew by one per cent during January, according to new figures.

The research from industry organisation OAG revealed that 104,221 flights were operated during the month, compared with 102,786 in January 2006.

In addition, domestic ...

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Brits who enjoyed last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe might be interested in heading to Australia for the biggest arts festival in the country.

The Adelaide Fringe boasts a huge array of events, performances and activities focusing on emerging talents, ...

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BAA has launched a new travel information service for passengers flying from Stansted Airport.

Travellers can now get the latest information on delays, cancellations and more by email or text message, reports the Bishop's Stortford Citizen.

The airport operator said that with ...

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