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Emirates Bans In-Flight Power Bank Use Following Rise in Battery Fire Incidents
Emirates is introducing stricter safety measures by banning the use of all power banks during flights starting October 1, 2025. The decision comes after a detailed safety review and growing concerns in the aviation industry about lithium battery fires.
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Why Zipair Tokyo is so Cheap: A Look into Japan's Long-Haul Low-Cost Airline
ZIPAIR Tokyo, established in 2018 as a subsidiary of Japan Airlines (JAL), operates as a low-cost carrier (LCC) specializing in long-haul international routes. The airline's business model focuses on providing affordable air travel by implementing cost-saving measures and offering optional services for additional fees.
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Greenland Airport Security Team Skips Work to Go Hunting, Delays Flights by 3+ Hours
Nuuk Airport (GOH) descended into an unusual form of travel chaos on Aug 03, 2025, when United Airlines flight UA81 to Newark was delayed for hours, not due to weather, mechanical issues, or labor strikes, but because the airport’s security staff simply did not show up for work.
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