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Spanish Tourism Sector Forecasts 5.6% Easter Week Expansion
Spain's tourism sector anticipates a 5.6% expansion during Easter week, boosting sales by 5.3% compared to 2024, despite global uncertainties, based on a survey of 2,000 businesses conducted before April 1st.
Spanish Tourism Sector Forecasts 5.6% Easter Week Expansion
Spain's tourism sector anticipates a 5.6% expansion during Easter week, boosting sales by 5.3% compared to 2024, despite global uncertainties, based on a survey of 2,000 businesses conducted before April 1st.
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24% Bias Score


Near-Collision of Military Jets and Delta Flight Near Reagan Airport Highlights Air Traffic Control Issues
A near-collision occurred on March 28 between military jets and a Delta flight near Reagan National Airport due to a communications breakdown, raising concerns about airspace safety in Washington D.C. following a similar fatal incident in January, prompting investigations by the FAA and NTSB.
Near-Collision of Military Jets and Delta Flight Near Reagan Airport Highlights Air Traffic Control Issues
A near-collision occurred on March 28 between military jets and a Delta flight near Reagan National Airport due to a communications breakdown, raising concerns about airspace safety in Washington D.C. following a similar fatal incident in January, prompting investigations by the FAA and NTSB.
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48% Bias Score


CAF's Record Sales Driven by Strong European Demand for Sustainable Public Transport
CAF, a Basque train and bus manufacturer, reported €4.212 billion in sales in 2024—a 10% increase—driven by a €14.695 billion order backlog, secured primarily from European public transportation companies seeking emission-compliant vehicles.
CAF's Record Sales Driven by Strong European Demand for Sustainable Public Transport
CAF, a Basque train and bus manufacturer, reported €4.212 billion in sales in 2024—a 10% increase—driven by a €14.695 billion order backlog, secured primarily from European public transportation companies seeking emission-compliant vehicles.
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40% Bias Score


Changi Airport: World's Best for 13th Time
Singapore Changi Airport was named the world's best airport for the 13th time by Skytrax, winning multiple additional awards and showcasing Asia's dominance in air travel excellence, with plans for a fifth terminal opening in the 2030s.
Changi Airport: World's Best for 13th Time
Singapore Changi Airport was named the world's best airport for the 13th time by Skytrax, winning multiple additional awards and showcasing Asia's dominance in air travel excellence, with plans for a fifth terminal opening in the 2030s.
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32% Bias Score


Ethiopia-Somaliland Trade Corridor Conference Focuses on Infrastructure Improvements
A conference in Addis Ababa is underway to improve the Berbera (Somaliland) to Addis Ababa trade corridor, with a $1 billion investment planned by DP World and participation from various regional mayors to address infrastructure challenges and unlock economic benefits.
Ethiopia-Somaliland Trade Corridor Conference Focuses on Infrastructure Improvements
A conference in Addis Ababa is underway to improve the Berbera (Somaliland) to Addis Ababa trade corridor, with a $1 billion investment planned by DP World and participation from various regional mayors to address infrastructure challenges and unlock economic benefits.
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52% Bias Score


Deutsche Bahn to Improve Real-Time Train Information by 2027
Deutsche Bahn aims to improve its passenger information system by 2027, addressing late trains and unreliable real-time updates; they've already adjusted notification times for cancellations (now 1 hour) and platform changes (7 minutes), and will label outdated train displays.
Deutsche Bahn to Improve Real-Time Train Information by 2027
Deutsche Bahn aims to improve its passenger information system by 2027, addressing late trains and unreliable real-time updates; they've already adjusted notification times for cancellations (now 1 hour) and platform changes (7 minutes), and will label outdated train displays.
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48% Bias Score

Emergency Landing in Tokyo: Philippine Airlines Flight Diverted Due to Cabin Smoke
Philippine Airlines Flight PR102 from Manila to Los Angeles made an emergency landing in Tokyo due to a malfunctioning air conditioner causing cabin smoke; 355 passengers and crew experienced smoke inhalation but were unharmed; the plane landed safely but faced significant delays.

Emergency Landing in Tokyo: Philippine Airlines Flight Diverted Due to Cabin Smoke
Philippine Airlines Flight PR102 from Manila to Los Angeles made an emergency landing in Tokyo due to a malfunctioning air conditioner causing cabin smoke; 355 passengers and crew experienced smoke inhalation but were unharmed; the plane landed safely but faced significant delays.
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40% Bias Score

FS to Challenge Eurostar Monopoly with New Paris-London High-Speed Rail Service
Italy's Ferrovie dello Stato (FS) will launch a high-speed rail service between Paris and London by 2029, challenging Eurostar's monopoly with a €1 billion investment and secured permits, potentially lowering fares and improving service.

FS to Challenge Eurostar Monopoly with New Paris-London High-Speed Rail Service
Italy's Ferrovie dello Stato (FS) will launch a high-speed rail service between Paris and London by 2029, challenging Eurostar's monopoly with a €1 billion investment and secured permits, potentially lowering fares and improving service.
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40% Bias Score

Madrid's Chamartín Station to Double Capacity with €20.47 Million Expansion
Madrid's Chamartín station is undergoing a €20.47 million renovation, adding a new terminal with 35,500 square meters to double capacity by 2030, driven by rising passenger numbers (36.2 million in 2023 to 44.4 million in 2024) and a plan to liberalize Spain's railway system.

Madrid's Chamartín Station to Double Capacity with €20.47 Million Expansion
Madrid's Chamartín station is undergoing a €20.47 million renovation, adding a new terminal with 35,500 square meters to double capacity by 2030, driven by rising passenger numbers (36.2 million in 2023 to 44.4 million in 2024) and a plan to liberalize Spain's railway system.
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48% Bias Score

Swift Navigation's Centimeter-Level GNSS Improves Autonomous Vehicle Accuracy
Swift Navigation demonstrated its Skylark Precise Positioning Service, achieving centimeter-level vehicle location accuracy using GNSS, addressing the auto industry's need for precise positioning in ADAS and autonomous vehicles, despite challenges in standardization and cost.

Swift Navigation's Centimeter-Level GNSS Improves Autonomous Vehicle Accuracy
Swift Navigation demonstrated its Skylark Precise Positioning Service, achieving centimeter-level vehicle location accuracy using GNSS, addressing the auto industry's need for precise positioning in ADAS and autonomous vehicles, despite challenges in standardization and cost.
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36% Bias Score

Jetline Travel Collapse Affects Thousands of British Holidaymakers
Jetline Travel, a UK-based travel agency, ceased trading on March 6th, 2024, impacting thousands of holidaymakers who booked cruises and package holidays through the agency and its subsidiaries (Bargain Late Holidays, Cruise & More, Elegant Getaways). Carnival Corporation cancelled bookings made via...

Jetline Travel Collapse Affects Thousands of British Holidaymakers
Jetline Travel, a UK-based travel agency, ceased trading on March 6th, 2024, impacting thousands of holidaymakers who booked cruises and package holidays through the agency and its subsidiaries (Bargain Late Holidays, Cruise & More, Elegant Getaways). Carnival Corporation cancelled bookings made via...
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40% Bias Score

Spanish Air Traffic Control Faces Labor Disputes Amid Safety Concerns
Labor tensions are escalating at Spanish airports due to staff shortages and disputes over working conditions at towers operated by private air traffic control company Saerco, prompting union concerns about air safety and calls for government intervention.

Spanish Air Traffic Control Faces Labor Disputes Amid Safety Concerns
Labor tensions are escalating at Spanish airports due to staff shortages and disputes over working conditions at towers operated by private air traffic control company Saerco, prompting union concerns about air safety and calls for government intervention.
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64% Bias Score
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