Last week, Wizz Air announced it signed a deed of undertaking with the Civil Aviation Authority. As part of the agreement, Wizz Air committed to re-look at welfare claims it received following flight disruptions.
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Analysis from BR-DGE reveals UK online search volumes for travel refunds increased 17.9% in the seven day period up to Friday 21st July as the airline industry saw elevated disruption and cancellations.
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With the airport reopened and international flights now underway, Air New Zealand is focusing its efforts on getting the 9,000 disrupted passengers around its network back into the skies – and easing the financial pressure on customers as it does so.
Most executives in the United Arab Emirates and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (78%) are confident in their company’s ability to withstand disruptive forces as per AlixPartners.
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I am reading Chris Brogan’s new book, the Freaks Shall Inherit the Earth. The book’s tag line is Entrepreneurship for Weirdos, Misfits and World Dominators. While I don’t consider myself a weirdo, early in my career I frequently felt like a misfit.  And I definitely want to dominate the world.  Not in a bad way.  I just
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