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Tip: Exciting Trip reports is available at this link and News from the Tourism here.
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In order to board a commercial aircraft as a passenger, you must have a valid boarding pass. You will receive this at check-in, which can now also be carried out online in many cases. But why can they?
Spanish airline Air Europa is the latest victim of hackers in the airline industry. The company admitted that a cyber attack had occurred on the online payment system. Credit and debit card details should not be disclosed
In the United States of America, taking pets on air travel is not only widespread, but under certain circumstances there is even a right to allow emotional support animals to be taken along. That
Airlines fail to deliver customer satisfaction when it comes to dealing with delays and flight cancellations. This emerges from a survey by AirHelp, the world's largest air passenger rights organization. The passengers surveyed rate their satisfaction
The summer holidays in Germany are officially over. Classes started again in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg last Monday. Airhelp, the world's largest organization for air passenger rights, takes stock: June, July and August were
In the world of aviation, there are a number of “freedoms” or rights that allow airlines and passengers to operate cross-border flights. One of them that is often less in the spotlight, but is still very important
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reports on complaints from the German Association of Judges about the high number of lawsuits brought by passengers against airlines. Legal disputes over compensation for canceled or delayed flights are increasingly being brought to court. In
The Eurowings boss complains about rising fees and blames them for rising ticket prices. So, in order to attract more customers, it should be in Eurowings' interest to make flight ticket booking as quick and easy as possible.
It happens again and again that passengers are informed by their airlines about the cancellation of their flights. Sometimes longer than 14 days before departure, sometimes less and often only at the gate. Passengers have rights
The People's Republic of China has further relaxed entry requirements effective August 30, 2023. It is no longer necessary to submit a negative PCR test. This brings you back to the conditions that existed before the pandemic
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