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Newcastle airport is ranked as Britain's third best airport

Its food outlets and reasonable 'kiss-and-drop' charge were among the plus points

Chronicle Live

Heathrow passenger forecasts rise with 1,000 more security staff recruited to cope

Airport authorities expect passenger numbers to reach 65 per cent of pre-pandemic levels this year, which is a realistic assessment, the airport insists

Wales Online

Hafta letters: AAP’s politics, Elon Musk taking over Twitter, Disha Salian’s media trial

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Boy in tears after being barred from Ryanair holiday flight in Brexit rule mix-up

Ryley McGuckin, 11, apologised to his little brother as he blamed himself for their holiday problems

Wales Online

Boy in tears as Ryanair stop him flying for dream family holiday - despite legal passport

Staff told the little boy his passport was invalid, even though it had several months to run

Manchester Evening News

Ryanair leaves Scottish schoolboy in tears after barring him from holiday flight

Ryley was set to fly from Prestwick Airport to Tenerife but was brought to tears after Ryanair refused to let him on the flight, despite him having a valid passport

Edinburgh Live

Boy in tears as Ryanair stop him from boarding flight to dream family holiday

LFC fan Ryley McGuckin, 11, cried and apologised to his little brother Barry, 7

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Ryanair leave Scots boy in tears after refusing to let him on holiday flight despite legal passport

Ryley McGuckin, 11, cried and apologised to his little brother Barry, seven, after staff at Prestwick Airport said his passport was invalid despite having several months left to run.

Daily Record

Ryanair passport rules: what does the airline say, and what’s the actual law?

The airline insists, against all the evidence to the contrary, ‘Ryanair complies with all European Commission travel regulations’

The Independent UK

Officials 'too busy' to change rules on Gulf helipads

Island residents crying 'enough' over helicopter movements come up against rigid planning laws, busy bureaucrats and Civil Aviation officials who question if there's really a problem

Newsroom.co.nz

The rise of the agent – how celebrity dealmakers made it big in Hollywood

Combining high stakes and high jinks, new Prime Video dramedy Ten Percent follows the snakes and ladders life of celebrity agents trying to do the best for their clients (and their commission) with hilarious results. Here we explore the real-life world of agents, how they’ve risen through the ranks in…

The Independent UK

Devastating passenger number figures show how hard hit Cardiff Airport has been

Passenger numbers across all UK airports last year fell by 13% from 2020

Wales Online

Travel warning to anyone who had a holiday refunded during covid pandemic

Many of those who had trips cancelled were given a credit note by travel operators

Liverpool Echo

Brits urged to use travel vouchers for Covid-cancelled holidays before deadline

The travel vouchers will expire later this year

Manchester Evening News

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Wales Online

Travellers told to use £85m of unspent vouchers before protection runs out

Protection expires on September 30.

The Independent UK

Travellers urged to use £85m of unspent vouchers

The financial protection of refund credit notes ends on September 30.

Los Angeles Times

Is hybrid the new normal? Workers are back in person but only a few days a week

People are going back to the office. Not in the same everyday slog they did before the pandemic, but many are back at least a few days a week.

The Independent UK

Air passengers should get more protection from Covid-like disruption, says MPs

The Transport Committee said the UK Civil Aviation Authority should be given ‘more teeth’ to fine airlines that do not compensation customers.

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The Independent UK

Flight cancelled? You deserve an automatic refund, say MPs

‘Airline passengers should be granted automatic compensation, eliminating the need to apply for a refund’ – Transport Select Committee

Edinburgh Live

Seat swapping rules on planes you might not know and how to sit your family together

After one mum was slammed for asking a fellow passenger to swap seats with her child, many have been asking who is actually in the right - so what are the official rules about switching seats on a flight?

The Independent UK

Cancelled flight? Here are your rights

Tens of thousands passengers have had flights cancelled over the past week – but airlines aren’t always specific about the compensation customers are due

The Hindu

Centre seeks another six months to frame CAA rules

This is the fifth extension sought by the Union Home Ministry

Reuters

UK urges citizens to avoid 'unsafe' Russian airlines

British citizens should avoid Russian airlines due to safety concerns, following a decision by Britain's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to put Russia on a safety watchlist, transport minister Grant Shapps said on Friday.

Daily Record

Will Smith's Oscar fate to be decided within hours as Academy 'split' over Chris Rock slap

Will Smith won the Oscar for Best Actor for his role in King Richard at the 94th Academy Awards, but his success was overshadowed by his decision to slap Chris Rock live on stage at the Dolby Theatre in LA.

The Times of India

In viral video, Gorakhnath temple attacker talks about CAA-NRC stir

LUCKNOW: A three-minute video that has gone viral purportedly showing Ahmad Murtaza Abbasi, the accused in Gorakhnath Temple attack cases, claiming that he was disturbed by the ‘suffering of Muslim community during the protest against CAA and NRC’.

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