Transportation news: airlines, cruise lines, passenger trains, car rental, ride-sharing companies, and local transportation
After a break of more than 100 days one of the first regular long-haul flights operated by Austrian Airlines took off from Vienna today at 10:33 a.m. as flight OS 89. The Boeing 767 with the registration OE-LAX is […]
Viking today announced that new 2023 sailings of its Mississippi River cruises are now on sale. The company’s first custom vessel, Viking Mississippi, will debut in August 2022 and will sail voyages on the Lower and Upper Mississippi River,
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Wizz Air established today the new base in Tirana. The airline has already based the first aircraft Airbus A320 at Tirana International Airport. Along with the establishment of the new base and complementing the already operated ten routes, Wizz
Given the gradual easing in intra-European travel, AIDA Cruises believes it will resume its cruise operation later this summer. However, the conditions for safe travel do not yet exist in many destinations worldwide. Since it is of great importance
With the easing of measures in connection with the corona pandemic, the rail nostalgia program in Thuringia will continue the planned program in July 2020 until further notice. The first scheduled train will be the “Saale-Express” special train from
The railway route closed in 2014 from Berlin to Vienna via Dresden, Prague and Graz started working again thanks to plans to reduce emissions in Europe. This route appeared in 1957, along which comfortable Vindobona trains, named after the
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AS Tallinna Lennujaam signed a building contract for the reconstruction of the airside area of Pärnu airport with joint tenderers AS TREV-2 Grupp and Welsco Project OÜ; total cost being EUR 13.9 million. The planned duration of the building
As the need to transport workers, business people and repatriate citizens during coronavirus lockdown was still there, private charter companies took on a mission to help people move in a safest possible manner. During the month of March, many
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Eurostar is offering travellers more flexibility on their bookings, with all fares now available to exchange with no fee, up to 14 days before departure. The new flexible fares will start at just £39 each way and apply to
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125,000 Virgin Australia domestic fares from just $69 will go on sale at 11am today to celebrate the return of the airline’s popular weekly Happy Hour sale. The 12-hour ‘Because Everyone Loves a Comeback’ sale, will start at 11.00am
Grupo Aeromexico announced today that it and certain of its affiliates have filed voluntary Chapter 11 petitions in the United States to implement a financial restructuring while continuing to serve customers. The Company intends to use the Chapter 11
Air Canada said today that it is indefinitely suspending service on 30 domestic regional routes and closing eight stations at regional airports in Canada. These structural changes to Air Canada’s domestic regional network are being made as a result
Travelling between cities is about to get a lot quicker as Virgin Hyperloop takes another step towards creating the new mode of high-speed transportation. Virgin Hyperloop has joined forces with Spirit AeroSystems to help build the new system, which
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As of 1 July, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will gradually resume the KLM Bus network in accordance with Dutch health guidelines. This means that once a day, the KLM Bus will travel to and from Schiphol Airport from Maastricht,
Qantas will today launch two new routes to regional NSW, helping to reboot the local tourism industry’s post-COVID recovery. The first Qantas flight between Sydney and Byron Bay (Ballina) in 15 years departs this morning and the airline has
