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ACM Approves Schiphol's 33% Airline Fee Hike
The Dutch ACM approved Schiphol Airport's 33 percent average increase in fees for airlines, effective April 1st, 2023, despite complaints from airlines and consumer groups; Schiphol cites pandemic losses and inflation as justification; higher ticket prices are anticipated.
ACM Approves Schiphol's 33% Airline Fee Hike
The Dutch ACM approved Schiphol Airport's 33 percent average increase in fees for airlines, effective April 1st, 2023, despite complaints from airlines and consumer groups; Schiphol cites pandemic losses and inflation as justification; higher ticket prices are anticipated.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Court Annuls Schiphol Airport's Environmental Permit
A Dutch court annulled Schiphol Airport's environmental permit due to insufficient justification and procedural flaws, highlighting the airport's past illegal nitrogen emissions and raising questions about future operations; the airport plans to appeal.
Dutch Court Annuls Schiphol Airport's Environmental Permit
A Dutch court annulled Schiphol Airport's environmental permit due to insufficient justification and procedural flaws, highlighting the airport's past illegal nitrogen emissions and raising questions about future operations; the airport plans to appeal.
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44% Bias Score
Virgin Australia Returns to ASX, Raising $685 Million
Virgin Australia, acquired by Bain Capital in 2020, is re-listing on the ASX at $2.90 per share, raising $685 million, with Bain Capital retaining a 40% stake and Qatar Airways holding 23.4%, marking a significant comeback for the airline following its 2020 administration.
Virgin Australia Returns to ASX, Raising $685 Million
Virgin Australia, acquired by Bain Capital in 2020, is re-listing on the ASX at $2.90 per share, raising $685 million, with Bain Capital retaining a 40% stake and Qatar Airways holding 23.4%, marking a significant comeback for the airline following its 2020 administration.
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36% Bias Score
EU Considers Carry-On Baggage Fees, Sparking Debate on Passenger Rights
The EU is debating charging for larger carry-on bags, with airlines supporting harmonization and consumer groups opposing potential cost increases and reduced passenger rights; the proposal is part of broader air passenger right reforms, including changes to delay compensation thresholds.
EU Considers Carry-On Baggage Fees, Sparking Debate on Passenger Rights
The EU is debating charging for larger carry-on bags, with airlines supporting harmonization and consumer groups opposing potential cost increases and reduced passenger rights; the proposal is part of broader air passenger right reforms, including changes to delay compensation thresholds.
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40% Bias Score
TV Tonight: Austen, Dover Port, Brighton Police, and More
BBC Two's documentary follows Jane Austen's path to publishing while Channel 4 reveals the daily chaos and crucial role of Dover port; another Channel 4 documentary shows Brighton police handling various incidents; Sky Witness presents a crime comedy-drama; and Sky Comedy features Nathan Fielder's u...
TV Tonight: Austen, Dover Port, Brighton Police, and More
BBC Two's documentary follows Jane Austen's path to publishing while Channel 4 reveals the daily chaos and crucial role of Dover port; another Channel 4 documentary shows Brighton police handling various incidents; Sky Witness presents a crime comedy-drama; and Sky Comedy features Nathan Fielder's u...
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0% Bias Score
Posthumous Collection Reveals Diverse Sides of James Salter
No guardar nada," a posthumous collection of James Salter's non-fiction work, published this March by Salamandra, reveals diverse interests beyond aviation, including personal experiences, reflections on love, and observations on society, providing new insights into the author's life and literary th...
Posthumous Collection Reveals Diverse Sides of James Salter
No guardar nada," a posthumous collection of James Salter's non-fiction work, published this March by Salamandra, reveals diverse interests beyond aviation, including personal experiences, reflections on love, and observations on society, providing new insights into the author's life and literary th...
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Court Revokes Schiphol Airport's Permit, Invalidating Farm Land Purchases
A Dutch court revoked Schiphol Airport's environmental permit, impacting its flight operations and potentially rendering its €20-25 million purchase of nine farms ineffective due to insufficient environmental impact assessments. The ruling underscores the stringent 'additionality requirement' in nit...
Dutch Court Revokes Schiphol Airport's Permit, Invalidating Farm Land Purchases
A Dutch court revoked Schiphol Airport's environmental permit, impacting its flight operations and potentially rendering its €20-25 million purchase of nine farms ineffective due to insufficient environmental impact assessments. The ruling underscores the stringent 'additionality requirement' in nit...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Court Revokes Schiphol Airport's Environmental Permit
A Dutch court revoked Schiphol Airport's environmental permit for 500,000 takeoffs and landings due to improper nitrogen offsetting, despite initially approving the permit's calculations. The court criticized the minister's insufficient justification for using nitrogen credits from purchased farms f...
Dutch Court Revokes Schiphol Airport's Environmental Permit
A Dutch court revoked Schiphol Airport's environmental permit for 500,000 takeoffs and landings due to improper nitrogen offsetting, despite initially approving the permit's calculations. The court criticized the minister's insufficient justification for using nitrogen credits from purchased farms f...
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48% Bias Score
ACM Approves Schiphol's 33% Airline Tariff Increase
The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) approved Schiphol Airport's 33% average tariff increase for airlines, effective April 1st, 2023, despite complaints from airlines and consumer groups, resulting in higher airfare costs for passengers.
ACM Approves Schiphol's 33% Airline Tariff Increase
The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) approved Schiphol Airport's 33% average tariff increase for airlines, effective April 1st, 2023, despite complaints from airlines and consumer groups, resulting in higher airfare costs for passengers.
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44% Bias Score
Restored WWI Plane Completes First Test Flight
A replica World War One Sopwith Strutter plane, built by volunteers in East Lothian over 25 years, completed its first test flight at RAF Kirknewton on a sunny May morning; the plane, called "Sophie," is expected to carry passengers after five hours of test flights.
Restored WWI Plane Completes First Test Flight
A replica World War One Sopwith Strutter plane, built by volunteers in East Lothian over 25 years, completed its first test flight at RAF Kirknewton on a sunny May morning; the plane, called "Sophie," is expected to carry passengers after five hours of test flights.
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56% Bias Score
Indigo Doubles Airbus A350 Order, Expands International Reach
Indian airline Indigo boosted its Airbus A350-900 order to 60 aircraft on June 1st, 2024, expanding its fleet to support international growth plans with 10 new destinations within the next year; this follows its record-breaking 2023 order of 500 A320neo aircraft.
Indigo Doubles Airbus A350 Order, Expands International Reach
Indian airline Indigo boosted its Airbus A350-900 order to 60 aircraft on June 1st, 2024, expanding its fleet to support international growth plans with 10 new destinations within the next year; this follows its record-breaking 2023 order of 500 A320neo aircraft.
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24% Bias Score
Ryanair CEO O'Leary's Potential €100 Million Bonus Sparks Criticism
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary could receive over €100 million in bonuses by July 2028 if the airline's share price remains above €21 for 28 consecutive days, a target met as of Thursday, despite a recent fall in annual profits; this has sparked criticism from the High Pay Centre regarding executive co...
Ryanair CEO O'Leary's Potential €100 Million Bonus Sparks Criticism
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary could receive over €100 million in bonuses by July 2028 if the airline's share price remains above €21 for 28 consecutive days, a target met as of Thursday, despite a recent fall in annual profits; this has sparked criticism from the High Pay Centre regarding executive co...
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56% Bias Score
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