UK airports’ scanner delays mean 100ml liquid limit will remain

UK airports’ scanner delays mean 100ml liquid limit will remain

Britain’s biggest airports are to miss the June deadline to install new security scanners, meaning the government will not be able to relax the ban on passengers carrying liquids in their hand luggage this summer. Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester Airports Group said...
FAA Sets Conditions for Return of Boeing 737 MAX 9

FAA Sets Conditions for Return of Boeing 737 MAX 9

The Federal Aviation Administration appears ready to greenlight the Boeing 737 MAX 9 for a return to the air, but halted production of an expansion of the rest of the 737 family of planes, according to Reuters. The news comes nearly three weeks after the January 5...
Oneworld to launch alliance-wide upgrades this year

Oneworld to launch alliance-wide upgrades this year

Using Qantas Points to unlock an upgrade on Cathay Pacific, or tapping your Avios account for a bump to business or first class on Japan Airlines, should soon be possible as Oneworld finally launches alliance-wide upgrades later this year. It’s been a long time coming...
ASATA cautions travellers to verify agencies before booking trips

ASATA cautions travellers to verify agencies before booking trips

The Association of Southern African Travel Agents has advised travellers to check that the agency they use is an ASATA member. This can be done by checking for the ASATA logo, as well as by asking the agency to see their membership certificate. Travellers can also...