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South Africa, Kenya and Japan among best-value winter break spots – report - AOL (opens the original)
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Cape Town in South Africa, Mombasa in Kenya and Tokyo in Japan have been named the best-value destinations for UK travellers seeking a winter break, according to a new report. Analysis of 24 popular destinations for Post Office Travel Money found Cape Town has the lowest prices for goods commonly bought by tourists, followed by the Japanese capital and the Kenyan coastal city. The Winter Sun Holiday Costs Barometer is based on prices for items such as an evening meal, drinks, insect repellent an
Ryanair boss says he has ‘no doubt’ air fares will increase next year - AOL (opens the original)
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The boss of Ryanair said he has “no doubt” air fares will rise next year for summer holidaymakers amid the surging price of oil and the Iran war. Earlier this month, oil prices rose above 100 dollars a barrel for the first time since July after the latest round of strikes in the conflict. Michael O’Leary, chief executive of the budget airline, told reporters in London that flight prices were “only going one way”, which is “significantly upward”. Ryanair has already cut its air traffic target for
Tourists will be ‘double taxed’ under Labour plans, says Ryanair boss - AOL (opens the original)
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Ryanair has said holidaymakers will be “double taxed” under Labour’s plans to introduce a tourist levy as they already pay air passenger duty (APD). The Government previously announced proposals to give regional leaders across large parts of England the power to introduce levies on overnight stays to help raise funds for their areas. It is understood the levy would have no upper limit, though Government sources said mayors were unlikely to make it too costly, with most indicating it would be a f
Flight disruption ‘not caused by any incorrect actions’ – report - AOL (opens the original)
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An air traffic control issue which led to more than 2,000 flights being cancelled was caused by a software defect and not by “any incorrect actions”, an investigation has found. A preliminary report into the incident on September 8 was published by the National Air Traffic Services (Nats) on Friday, who said it was the result of a fault in the software that allocates codes to individual aircraft. The fault, which happened in “the space of a millisecond”, caused flights both in and out of the UK
Flight ‘chaos’ this month caused by ‘software defect’ – report - AOL (opens the original)
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An air traffic control issue which led to more than 2,000 flights being cancelled was caused by a defect in the software that allocates codes to individual aircraft, an investigation has found. A preliminary report into the incident on September 8 was released by the National Air Traffic Services (Nats) on Friday, who said that the issue was not caused by any “incorrect actions”. The fault caused flights both in and out of the UK to be axed, impacting hundreds of thousands of passengers. The sof
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