The European Union sometimes has a purpose - and it's regulating the costs of mobile phone costs is normally one of them.The latest price cuts have gone into effect as of today, meaning the following:Calls will cost no more than €0.35 (around 31p) per minute to make. This excludes VAT, down from €0.39. The maximum cost to receive calls will be €0.11 (around … [Read more...]
FR: Confuses “Popularity” with “Volume” and makes a PR of it.
Ryanair has released a press release saying loud and proud that "IATA CONFIRMS RYANAIR IS THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE AIRLINE"Page - Ryanair.com Oooooooooook. They go on to mention the Volumes of passengers they carry.Hold up on second there Friends of The Odious Little Man. What is the definition of the word "Favourite"?According to dictionary.com....Definition: … [Read more...]
SQ: More A330’s on the way
It seems Singapore Airlines are liking the A330's it operates. So much so, they're leasing another 15 of them, due for delivery between 2013 and 2015. The new aircraft will replace some of the existing Boeing 777's that are used for regional and mid-haul services - covering Asia, Australia and Middle East.They currently operate 19 on the type on 5 year short leases (and … [Read more...]
UA/CO: The new name of the combined airlines frequent flyer’s programme will be….
... wait for it...... wait for it...The name is Mileage Plus, which will fold in the existing Mileage Plus and Continental OnePass programmes.More details of the announcement over at MilePoint … [Read more...]
UK Public Service Strike (PCS/Teaching Unions/Others) – Expect long immigration queues
Tommorow could be a very long day if you're coming into the United Kingdom as the Public Services Unions are going out of strike. UKBA's Border staff are members of the PCS Union, who are taking their members on strike, as well as Schools, Universities, Courts and probation services, Jobcentres and tax and benefit offices, Driving test centres Some Council Services, and more … [Read more...]
Office of Fair Trading: Hidden Card Fees to be banned.
Well it seems the Office of Fair Trading may have some teeth after all, in todays announcement that Travel companies have been ordered to end the use of hidden surcharges for passengers paying by card.For those who are pained with the filling in booking forms, we all know at the page before "buy", some airlines will decide to levy a fee for the use of a credit card or Debit … [Read more...]
TG: To Brussles
Good news for those of us who like to save some money on taxes and like redeeming long haul. Thai Airways International is starting a route from Brussels to Bangkok from 17th November 2011.The route will operate 3 times a week on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, using a Boeing 777-200ER at the following times:TG934 DEP BKK 00:30 ARR BRU … [Read more...]
National Express East Angila: Yes, the curse of heat is back.
It's the same every time we have a bit of extreme weather - cancellations ahoy. National Express Anglia lead the pack with the hot weather causing trouble on the orders of Network Rail, with the heat affecting the overhead power lines. London to Ipswich, Braintree, Southend are all hit in different ways. National Express East Anglia says:"Due to high temperature on Monday 27 … [Read more...]
VS: Branson to Pilots – “Extremely Sad” over threat of strikes
dIn a bid to head off the strike action which BALPA and the Virgin Atlantic pilots are threatening, Sir Richard Branson has sent a letter to the pilots, stating he was "extremely sad" about the threat of strikes, and that he would be happy to meet them for private talks.There also was a tag-on of the line "it will leave an indelible scar on the company, impact customers' trust … [Read more...]
Airplan p0rn – BMI Airbus A319
It's Sunday again, so it must be time for some more airplane p0rn. This week, it's British Midland (BMI) Airbus A319 pushing back at London Heathrow T1 More next week! … [Read more...]
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