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Blow for EasyJet, Tui, Ryanair and Virgin holidaymakers claiming refunds as dispute scheme backs airlines

AviationADR was set up to settle flight arguments, but EasyJet, Tui, Ryanair and Virgin passengers are left disappointed by decisions

Chronicle Live

Kanye West’s business partners were backing away even before rapper's plan to buy Parler

After one of the ugliest months of his career, Kanye West’s long list of business partners again face a choice — stick with him, knowing at any moment he could launch into a hateful tirade against anyone from his soon-to-be-ex-wife’s new boyfriend to Jewish people at large — or finally…

Los Angeles Times

Airports hit back at Emirates’ Heathrow criticism, accusing airlines of trying to talk down charges

‘Your job is to be up there and out there looking after consumers, not bellyaching about not being able to get staff,’ Emirates boss advises Heathrow counterpart

The Independent UK

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Amway Japan ordered to suspend operations for 6 months

The Consumer Affairs Agency has ordered Amway Japan G.K. to suspend certain operations in connection with illegal solicitation, the CAA said Friday.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Revealed: 5,000 empty ‘ghost flights’ in UK since 2019, data shows

Exclusive: A further 35,000 flights have operated almost empty, with climate campaigners calling the revelations ‘shocking’

The Guardian - UK

Holidaymakers told to act quickly with £30m Covid refund vouchers to secure trips

The deadline to make sure your new holiday is protected by ATOL is September 30

Wales Online

Travellers urged to use £30m of unspent vouchers

Consumers who fail to act by September 30 are putting their money at risk, the Civil Aviation Authority said.

The Independent UK

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Over 500 cases registered concerning damages to public properties during anti-CAA protests: Delhi Police to HC

New Delhi The Delhi Police on September 21 informed the Delhi High Court that it has registered over

The Hindu

Queen lying in state: mourners queueing into the night expect nine-hour wait to see coffin – as it happened

On the first full day of lying in state, huge queues have formed in London

The Guardian - AU

CAA imposes London and Windsor flying restrictions during Queen’s funeral

Exceptions include aircrafts flying from London City Airport, London Heathrow Airport, Royal Air Force Northolt and London Heliport.

The Independent UK

Planes banned from flying too low over Queen's coffin until Monday

Kites, small balloons and parachutes have also been included in the low-flying ban.

Daily Record

Citizenship Law: SC adjourns hearing of petitions challenging CAA to 19 September

Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was passed by Parliament in December 2019. After that there were many protests against it all across the country. Read further on Dynamite News

Dynamite News

Belfast International Airport records 230% uplift in passenger numbers - CAA

City of Derry Airport also saw passenger numbers up 133% in last 12 months

Birmingham Post

Is the airline regulator finally about to get some teeth?

A consultation on enforcement powers for the Civil Aviation Authority is underway

The Independent UK

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ABC News

South Australian judicial officers to report sexual relationships with colleagues under new policy

Judges and magistrates adopt a new policy on sexual harassment and bullying, including an obligation to report sexual relationships with colleagues in their workplace.

USA Today Sports Media Group

New Mexico Football: First Look At Maine Black Bears

New Mexico Football: First Look At Maine Black Bears Lobos open season up vs. an FCS fo Contact/Follow @MWCwire Who is Maine? The New Mexico Lobos will host the Main Black Bears in its home opener in Albuquerque on September 3 at University Stadium. ...

The Independent UK

Simon Calder answers your travel questions from flight disruption to US jabs rules

In his latest Ask Me Anything session, the travel correspondent of The Independent tackled a wide range of topics from unvaccinated travel to EU travel post Brexit

The Hindu

Man accused of rioting, damaging public property during CAA-NRC protest gets bail

Mr. Khan said he was a former zilla panchayat chairman, politically active and had to participate in many demonstrations which led to many cases being lodged against him in past

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Edinburgh Live

Easyjet customers issued travel warning amid suitcase rules after passenger denied boarding

A passenger who was flying with easyJet has been told that she was unable to fly due to her suitcase and has now taken to social media to warn others of their terms and conditions.

Chronicle Live

Time is running out to use your pandemic holiday credit note

If you want your break to be protected, you'll need to make sure you're booked by September 30. After that, you'll lose ATOL cover

Chicago Sun-Times

Coyote at Cook County nature center to get bigger cage; advocates want animal sent to wildlife sanctuary

The coyote, called Rocky by activists, has been at the River Trail Nature Center in Northbrook since 2018.

Sports Illustrated

Jocelyn Monroe Wants to Make Your Dreams Come True

The innovative executive for Creative Artist Agency is using her global expertise to build a diversity pipeline for future leaders.

Belfast Live

Belfast flight delays: Our tool shows how likely it is your flight will be delayed

Data from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) shows one in five flights leaving UK airports took off later than planned in the year to April 2022

The Guardian - UK

Airlines could be fined over ‘harmful practices’ fuelling UK airport chaos

Watchdogs tell carriers not to cause pain for passengers by overselling flights and failing to warn of cancellations

Wales Online

Airlines accused of 'harmful practices' in how passengers are treated after flights axed

It includes selling more tickets for flights 'than they can reasonably expect to supply' and failing to give consumers 'sufficiently clear and upfront information about their rights'

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