Travel News Archive, August 2007

Travel News Archive, August 2007

AOA: Aviation only small CO2 contributor

The aviation industry is only responsible for a relatively small proportion of the UK's carbon emissions, according to one expert.

Read more: AOA: Aviation only small CO2 contributor
Posted by Teddie, 15 August 2007 10:36

Domestic flights 'beneficial for Brits'

Using domestic flights to travel across the UK holds a number of benefits for travellers, an expert at British Airways has said.

Read more: Domestic flights 'beneficial for Brits'
Posted by Carrie, 15 August 2007 10:38

Holidaying families 'getting more adventurous'

British families heading abroad for the summer holidays are becoming "more adventurous" when picking a destination, according to one expert.

Read more: Holidaying families 'getting more adventurous'
Posted by Mike, 15 August 2007 10:39

First Airbus A380 flight set for October

Singapore Airlines has confirmed that its new Airbus A380 aircraft will make its debut on October 25th this year.

Read more: First Airbus A380 flight set for October
Posted by Clare, 16 August 2007 10:50

Big screen festivities in Toronto

Fancy visiting one of the foremost film events in the world as part of a long-haul getaway? Try flying to Toronto to witness a star-studded affair regularly ranked alongside the likes of the Cannes and the Venice film festivals.

Read more: Big screen festivities in Toronto
Posted by Kate, 16 August 2007 11:03

British Airways strikes lounge spa deal

Passengers who are members of the First, Club World and Gold Executive Club initiatives run by British Airways will soon be able to enjoy revamped spa facilities in certain airport lounges.

Read more: British Airways strikes lounge spa deal
Posted by Andrew, 16 August 2007 11:06

Charter airlines 'focus on niche destinations'

Providers of charter flights have changed their strategies to offer more services to niche destinations, according to new research.

Read more: Charter airlines 'focus on niche destinations'
Posted by Teddie, 17 August 2007 11:09

Travellers urged to explore the unknown

Culture-seeking holidaymakers have been advised to forgo the most popular tourist attractions in favour of something a little bit different.

Read more: Travellers urged to explore the unknown
Posted by Teddie, 17 August 2007 11:12

Aer Lingus strike 'still on'

Aer Lingus has rejected an offer from pilots threatening to strike to call off the action, according to reports.

Read more: Aer Lingus strike 'still on'
Posted by Andrea, 17 August 2007 11:16

Caribbean hurricane forces flight cancellations

Air Jamaica cancelled all of its flights between Jamaica and London, the USA and Toronto yesterday after a hurricane hit the east Caribbean.

Read more: Caribbean hurricane forces flight cancellations
Posted by Mike, 20 August 2007 10:36

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