Birmingham Airport (BHX) handled some 877,232 passengers in May, breaking all previous records for the month, it has been announced.
The figure, which comprised 625,770 scheduled passengers and 251,462 travellers on charter services, represented a 5.7 per cent increase on ...
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Record passenger figures for BHX in May
Posted by Teddie at 17:07, 16 June 2008
Qantas has put tickets on sale for its forthcoming flights using the
Airbus A380.
UK travellers will be able to experience the A380 with Qantas from early 2009, following the airline's inaugural flight using the superjumbo, from
Melbourne ...
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Qantas A380 tickets go on sale
Posted by Mike at 13:12, 16 June 2008
Virgin Atlantic has complemented its current range of courses for those scared of flying with a new book.
Entitled Flying Without Fear: 101 of Your Questions Answered, the publication offers a host of information on how to combat fear of ...
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Virgin releases book for scared flyers
Posted by Clare at 16:48, 12 June 2008
Silverjet could resume operations in the near future thanks to new talks over a possible takeover.
The airline said in a statement this week that it is in negotiations with a Swiss investment firm over a possible sale of the ...
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Silverjet 'to fly again'
Posted by Kate at 14:08, 11 June 2008
The Caribbean is the most popular destination among families looking to splash out on a luxury holiday, according to one expert.
Alyson Cook of Luxury Travel Magazine said that the sun-drenched hotspot is attractive to British families due to a ...
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Caribbean 'top' for luxury family breaks
Posted by Carrie at 14:07, 11 June 2008
New York was the most popular city destination in the
USA among foreign visitors in 2007, new figures have revealed.
The city saw 7.6 million overseas tourists arrive in the metropolis last year, beating the likes of
Los ...
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Posted by Andrew at 15:46, 10 June 2008
About 50 per cent of Britons are unable to pinpoint the location of some of the UK's best-known landmarks, it has been claimed.
A survey carried out by Holiday Inn revealed that 85 per cent of respondents do not know where ...
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Half of Brits 'cannot locate UK landmarks'
Posted by Mike at 15:51, 9 June 2008
A growing number of Britons place culture at the top of their wishlists when it comes to booking a holiday, a new poll has revealed.
Carried out by YouGov for accommodation website Celticcastles.com, the survey of more than 2,000 adults showed ...
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Poll: More Brits want cultural breaks
Posted by Penny at 15:50, 9 June 2008