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Europe’s airlines gut summer schedules as Iran war drives jet fuel crisis
European airlines have axed tens of thousands of summer flights as the Iran war drives jet fuel prices to record levels, with Lufthansa, Aer Lingus, SAS and Ryanair all cutting schedules.
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Study reveals the world’s safest airlines for 2023
AirlineRatings.com has released the results of its Top 20 Safest Airlines in the World and the list shows that experience – of the carrier and the crew – is the biggest factor in a safe flight....
What to expect from this week’s pension reform protests in France
A new round of pension reform protests in the form of strike actions are on the cards for Tuesday. Find out how they will affect commutes, schools and transport.
Pension reform strikes: More protests in February
Another wave of pension reform strikes is in the works as French unions fight back against plans to shake up the system, while the rest of the world looks on in disbelief.
What to expect: mass pension reform strikes on the Riviera
Mass demonstrations against the French government’s new pension reform proposals are happening across the country on Tuesday 31st January. Here’s what to expect on the Côte d’Azur.
New ETIAS and EES rules: What they mean for travel in and out of France
Two new systems due to come into effect in May that will impact travel for foreigners entering and leaving France and the EU have been delayed.
Trenitalia boosts free train connections between France and Limone ski resort
France and Italy are co-financing a free train service between the Roya Valley and the Italian towns on the other side of the border, making it far easier for skiers to reach the resort of Limone.
