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80 percent of travelers admit to leaving valuables behind. A shocking 80 percent of travelers admit to leaving essential items behind – but it’s not just simple forgetfulness. Experts point to a specific functioning of the brain that fails us when traveling, causing us to overlook even the most obvious items. Do you want to […]
tema port A coalition of exporters and importers estimates that Ghana’s planned mandatory cargo tracking system could impose an annual cost on households of between 187.2 million and 382.8 million euros, prompting protests against the February implementation. A coalition of concerned exporters, importers and traders on Wednesday released estimates challenging the propriety of the Ghana
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United Airlines has just announced 14 new routes, primarily domestic options in the United States. However, its two new seasonal flights will operate between the US and Canada for the spring and summer travel period. The carrier’s decision to launch two new Canada-US routes could represent a bold move, especially at a time when the
Passengers already pay airport taxes to support all airport operations – enough! For years, Travelers United has stood firmly against increased taxation of airline passengers. Who are the real airport users? Airport officials and committee members asked me, “What don’t you understand about user fees?” My answer is, “Who uses the airport more? Passengers who
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editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in National Association of EMS Physicians Blog and is reprinted here with permission. By Michael DeFilippo, DO Assistant Professor of EM and EMS – Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine EditorS: Aaron Lacey, MD Assistant Professor of EM – Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine;
goods on the carousel Etiquette In air travel – boarding, during flight, disembarkation and waiting for luggage Air travel etiquette is relatively simple. Look around, and most passengers immediately follow the unwritten etiquette. One must follow the Golden Rule. Treat everyone the way you want to be treated. golden rule It is the principle of
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American national holiday commemorating the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Edmund Pettus Bridge, US Route 80, Selma, Alabama, site of Bloody Sunday, March 7, 1965. Copyright © 2023 NSL Photography. All rights reserved. Today in America we remember the life of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Speaking about Dr. King’s legacy,
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bishoftu – Ethiopian Airlines (ET) has formally started construction of its Bishoftu International AirportA US$12.5 billion Greenfield development that is ready to be built Africa’s largest airport once completed. The project, located near the town of Bishoftu in the Oromia region of Ethiopia, was inaugurated 10 January 2026Currently construction work is going on. The development
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I Have 6 Top Health Tips for Cruisers when planning Senior citizens and mobility-impaired travelers Here are 6 top health tips for cruisers. Traveling can be a great way for seniors to travel. This eliminates the need for flights or trains between cities and the need to unpack and repack luggage multiple times when moving
The question of JSX flying scheduled service with older pilots (over 65) and operating from airports without TSA security still hangs in the balance. Why should this unified pilot rule (general aviation that flies hundreds of thousands of charter and small regional jets per year) take up so much of the Department of Transportation (DOT)
Having a unified pilot rule is not as easy as it seems Read More »
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