Month: April 2008
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Ryanair’s unfair airport check-in fees for holders of non-European Union passports
“Blog reader Elaine Carson recently left a comment about her experience with Ryanair’s check-in policy. This topic certainly seems worthy of discussion, as it affects every holder of a U.S. passport who plans to use this airline now and in the future.” Link: http://blogs.stripes.com
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Ryanair opens domestic routes in France and Germany
“Ryanair launches its first domestic routes in France (Marseilles to Paris) and Germany (Frankfurt (Hahn) to Berlin). The routes will start in May 2008. For too long, French and German passengers have been forced to suffer Air France and Lufthansa’s high fares and fuel surcharges for the ‘privilege’ of air travel within their own countries.…
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Call for an end to malaria deaths
“United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is to launch a new campaign to eliminate deaths from malaria, to mark the first World Malaria Day. The disease causes over a million deaths a year, with 90% of all cases occurring in Africa.” Link: http://news.bbc.co.uk http://www.rbm.who.int
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Malta welcomes first EasyJet flight
“Low-cost airline EasyJet operated its first flight to Malta this morning. (Sunday, 30th March 2008) The Luton-based airline will be flying 10 times per week from Gatwick to Malta and daily from Manchester during the summer. During the shoulder months, it will service Gatwick daily and Manchester airport four times a week. The first flight…