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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
Frankfurt Airport to Reroute Flights to Reduce Noise Pollution Amidst Projected Growth
Frankfurt Airport plans to reroute some westbound flights over the Taunus mountains to alleviate noise pollution in Mainz and Wiesbaden, due to projected air traffic growth to 560,000 movements by 2033, balancing economic needs with environmental concerns.
Frankfurt Airport to Reroute Flights to Reduce Noise Pollution Amidst Projected Growth
Frankfurt Airport plans to reroute some westbound flights over the Taunus mountains to alleviate noise pollution in Mainz and Wiesbaden, due to projected air traffic growth to 560,000 movements by 2033, balancing economic needs with environmental concerns.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Successfully Moves Massive Bridge Section on A45 Highway
A 40,000-ton bridge section on Germany's A45 highway was successfully moved 20.59 meters sideways in a 20-hour operation using 24 hydraulic presses and Teflon plates, marking a milestone in infrastructure maintenance and innovative engineering.
Germany Successfully Moves Massive Bridge Section on A45 Highway
A 40,000-ton bridge section on Germany's A45 highway was successfully moved 20.59 meters sideways in a 20-hour operation using 24 hydraulic presses and Teflon plates, marking a milestone in infrastructure maintenance and innovative engineering.
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32% Bias Score
11 Dead, 22 Injured in Mexico Bus Crash
A tourist bus accident on June 3, 2025, on Highway 85 in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, resulted in 11 deaths, including two minors, and 22 injuries. The bus was traveling from General Escobedo to Tampico when it crashed at kilometer 169, between Monterrey and Ciudad Victoria. The cause of the accident remains...
11 Dead, 22 Injured in Mexico Bus Crash
A tourist bus accident on June 3, 2025, on Highway 85 in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, resulted in 11 deaths, including two minors, and 22 injuries. The bus was traveling from General Escobedo to Tampico when it crashed at kilometer 169, between Monterrey and Ciudad Victoria. The cause of the accident remains...
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24% Bias Score
Welsh Rail Stations Await UK Funding Decision
Wales awaits a UK government decision next week on funding for five new train stations around Cardiff and Newport, with the Welsh government having presented a "solid business case" but facing concerns about historical funding disparities for rail projects compared to England.
Welsh Rail Stations Await UK Funding Decision
Wales awaits a UK government decision next week on funding for five new train stations around Cardiff and Newport, with the Welsh government having presented a "solid business case" but facing concerns about historical funding disparities for rail projects compared to England.
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40% Bias Score
A2 Highway Expansion Delayed by Protected Bats in Limburg"
Due to twelve lesser horseshoe bat flight paths crossing the planned expansion zone of the A2 highway between Het Vonderen and Kerensheide junctions in Limburg, Netherlands, the project is delayed by at least two years and faces significant added costs, pending further assessment.
A2 Highway Expansion Delayed by Protected Bats in Limburg"
Due to twelve lesser horseshoe bat flight paths crossing the planned expansion zone of the A2 highway between Het Vonderen and Kerensheide junctions in Limburg, Netherlands, the project is delayed by at least two years and faces significant added costs, pending further assessment.
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48% Bias Score
Sydney Airport Flight Paths Authorized with Noise Reduction Measures
Federal Infrastructure Minister Catherine King authorized flight paths for Sydney's Western Sydney International Airport, incorporating five changes, primarily for nighttime operations, to reduce noise impact on areas like the Blue Mountains and Wallacia, with the airport's opening slated for late 2...
Sydney Airport Flight Paths Authorized with Noise Reduction Measures
Federal Infrastructure Minister Catherine King authorized flight paths for Sydney's Western Sydney International Airport, incorporating five changes, primarily for nighttime operations, to reduce noise impact on areas like the Blue Mountains and Wallacia, with the airport's opening slated for late 2...
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40% Bias Score
Rail Regulator Calls for Fairer Ticket System After Inconsistent Prosecutions
A report by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) found inconsistent treatment of passengers with ticket issues, leading to calls for clearer tickets and a fairer system, while acknowledging fare evasion costs British railways hundreds of millions of pounds annually.
Rail Regulator Calls for Fairer Ticket System After Inconsistent Prosecutions
A report by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) found inconsistent treatment of passengers with ticket issues, leading to calls for clearer tickets and a fairer system, while acknowledging fare evasion costs British railways hundreds of millions of pounds annually.
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44% Bias Score
Rail Fare Evasion Costs Taxpayers £400 Million Annually
A UK rail inquiry found fare evasion costs taxpayers £350-400 million yearly, leading to higher fares and reduced service investment; the inquiry also found inconsistencies in how passengers are treated for ticketing issues, with recommendations to improve clarity and fairness.
Rail Fare Evasion Costs Taxpayers £400 Million Annually
A UK rail inquiry found fare evasion costs taxpayers £350-400 million yearly, leading to higher fares and reduced service investment; the inquiry also found inconsistencies in how passengers are treated for ticketing issues, with recommendations to improve clarity and fairness.
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40% Bias Score
Freight Train Derailment Disrupts Train Traffic in Singen, Germany
A freight train derailed in Singen, Germany on June 24th, 2024, causing power outages at Singen (Hohentwiel) station and disrupting regional and long-distance train traffic; no injuries were reported.
Freight Train Derailment Disrupts Train Traffic in Singen, Germany
A freight train derailed in Singen, Germany on June 24th, 2024, causing power outages at Singen (Hohentwiel) station and disrupting regional and long-distance train traffic; no injuries were reported.
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12% Bias Score
Dutch Railway Workers Strike to Begin Friday
Dutch railway workers' unions announced four regional strikes starting Friday, impacting train services in central Netherlands due to failed contract negotiations with NS, citing insufficient pay raise offers (2.55%) and inadequate support for workers in demanding jobs.
Dutch Railway Workers Strike to Begin Friday
Dutch railway workers' unions announced four regional strikes starting Friday, impacting train services in central Netherlands due to failed contract negotiations with NS, citing insufficient pay raise offers (2.55%) and inadequate support for workers in demanding jobs.
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40% Bias Score
EU Considers Airline Charges for Larger Carry-on Bags
The EU is debating whether to allow airlines to charge extra for larger carry-on bags, a proposal supported by airlines for standardization but opposed by consumer groups who fear increased costs and reduced passenger rights.
EU Considers Airline Charges for Larger Carry-on Bags
The EU is debating whether to allow airlines to charge extra for larger carry-on bags, a proposal supported by airlines for standardization but opposed by consumer groups who fear increased costs and reduced passenger rights.
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36% Bias Score
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