Transportation news: airlines, cruise lines, passenger trains, car rental, ride-sharing companies, and local transportation
Delta Air Lines today announced it will add two weekly flights between the U.S. and China starting Aug. 24 to meet increased customer demand and a rebound in travel. Delta will add flights departing from Seattle and Detroit, going to […]
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The float out of MSC Seashore took place today at the Fincantieri shipyard in Monfalcone, Italy. This is a major milestone in ship building as it is the first time a new vessel touches water and sees the ship
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Austrian Airlines adds further destinations to its flight schedule. Starting today, Austria’s home carrier will be flying to Erbil again. An aircraft from the Airbus A320 family will take off three times a week between Vienna and the city
KLM’s flights to Cairo will be operated in the months of September and October. At the beginning of September, KLM will assess whether Cairo can also be added to KLM’s network of destinations during the winter season. KLM is
SWISS is to add the Geneva Cornavin to Zurich Airport route to the ‘Airtrain’ rail services which it offers in collaboration with the Swiss Federal Railways. The new services should help keep Western Switzerland optimally connected with SWISS’s Zurich
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Wizz Air today announces a new base at Gatwick Airport, which will be the third base for Wizz Air UK alongside London Luton and the recently announced Doncaster Sheffield. The airline will allocate 1 Airbus A321 aircraft to the
Schiphol is now offering a new service for transfer travellers with a short connection time to get through the queues faster. New self-service units have been installed at two piers where many connecting passengers arrive. Travellers can scan their
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With the continuation of travel and port restrictions due to global health concerns, Holland America Line is extending its pause of cruise operations
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United Airlines today announced it will increase service to China from two to four weekly flights between San Francisco and Shanghai’s Pudong International Airport via Seoul’s Incheon International Airport. Beginning Sept.4, 2020, United will operate four weekly flights with
Princess Cruises announced a maiden season for Diamond Princess, sailing to South America and Antarctica in fall 2021 and spring 2022, replacing Sapphire Princess on the same deployment from December through March. The itineraries in the maiden season include:
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In the past years, Vilnius Airport has renewed its apron lighting system, installed solar panels and added hybrid vehicles to its fleet. Those are just a few environmentally focused solutions being implemented at all Lithuanian Airports, where sustainability is
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Russian lowcoster Pobeda launched a grand sale for flights in September and October 2020 to all Russian destinations. The sale prices have been reduced by an average of 50% compared to the average tariff of September-October last year. More
The Federation of St Kitts and Nevis outlined the process for safely harbouring two Royal Caribbean vessels this week. In a press conference today, the Minister of Tourism, Lindsay Grant, said that the Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines reached out
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British Airways will tomorrow retire its first Boeing 747 since announcing last month that all 31 of its jumbo jets had sadly flown their last commercial services. The Boeing 747-400, registration G-CIVD, will depart from London Heathrow on Tuesday,
MSP’s commitment to a clean environment for travelers shows up each day in the hundreds of hours workers put in to keep the terminals in top shape. And, increasingly, those efforts are apparent to anyone walking through the terminals
