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Storm Ashley hit Ireland yesterday, impacting air travel at airports across the country. Ryanair's afternoon flight from London Luton to Kerry landed around 3:40pm yesterday, but passengers could not get off the plane until almost 8pm! Sean Lyons was on the plane and spoke to Jerry.

Linking the Travel Industry is a business travel podcast where we review the top travel industry stories that are posted on LinkedIn by LinkedIn members.  We curate the top posts and discuss with them with travel industry veterans in a live session with real audience members.  You can join the live recording session by visiting BusinessTravel360.com and registering for the next event.Your Hosts are Riaan van Schoor, Ann Cederhall and Aash Shravah.Stories covered on this session include -Ticketpro Travel Solutions in South Africa launches a travel-as-a-service TMC offering based on the Spotnana platform.The Australian travel agent's body AFTA undergoes major changes and relaunches as Australian Travel Industry Association or ATIA for short. Qantas announces bumper profits of $2.5b for their previous financial year however, they are still sitting on nearly $370m worth of Covid credits, with many customer complaints about this. Qantas CEO Alan Joyce also blamed travel agents as an example of "where it takes longer" to get this sorted out.The failed airline Monarch might return to the skies.RyanAir announces a base in Copenhagen, starting this winter. VivaAerobus introduced some innovative ideas in their loyalty program. New airline route news:- Aer Lingus will start a Dublin to Denver service. - easyJet's new London (Luton) to Cairo route.- Wizz Air is starting to fly this routeYou can subscribe to this podcast by searching 'BusinessTravel360' on Google Podcast, Apple Podcast, iHeart, Pandora, Spotify, Alexa or your favorite podcast player.This podcast was created, edited and distributed by BusinessTravel360.  Be sure to sign up for regular updates at BusinessTravel360.com - Enjoy!Support the show

Unemployment inched down to 7.0% in 2Q23, down 0.1% from 1Q23, according to data released by statistics agency Capmas. Unemployment was down 0.2% compared with the same period last year.Egypt's non-petroleum trade deficit has reached USD7.5 billion in 2Q23, showing a 10.7% dip from the same period last year. Non-oil imports value has dropped to USD15.9 billion in 2Q23 from USD17.6 billion in 2Q22, while the value of the non-oil exports fell to USD8.4 billion in 2Q23 from USD9.2 billion in the same period last year.The National Election Authority (NEA) will soon announce the timetable for the 2024 presidential election.Authorities have detected the first two cases of the new sub-variant of covid-19 (EG.5 / Eris).The Sovereign Fund of Egypt is planning to offer the Ministry of Finance's building in Downtown to investors through the usufruct system next month.S&P Global followed Moody's to downgrade the ratings of five US lenders amid tough operating conditions, including funding risks and weaker profitability on the back of rising interest rates.EAST confirmed yesterday in a release that The Holding Company for Chemical Industries have received multiple offers from foreign investors to buy a stake that does not exceed 30% of its 50.95% stake in the company. According to local media, JTI and Phillip Morris are two of the main interested parties in the stake.Valu has announced a strategic rebranding to reflect its transition from Buy Now and Pay Later Solutions Company (BNPL) as a consumer finance company, to a comprehensive financial services technology company that offers a range of diversified financial solutions and products. Valu will apply to the Financial Regulatory Authority to acquire a fintech license. It targets revenues worth EGP1.8 billion by the end of 2023, after recording EGP800 million in the first half.The National Bank of Egypt recorded a net profit of EGP35 billion during 2022, in parallel with the growth of the bank's total loan portfolio by about 47% from 2021. Banque Misr announced a EGP25 billion net profit during 2022 and net loans jumped by 16.2%.The petroleum ministry announced a new oil discovery in the Geisum and Tawila West Concession in the Gulf of Suez. The new discovery was made by Egypt's Cheiron through exploration well GNN-11, currently producing more than 2,500 barrels a day. Total output from the field, located in North Geisum, has reached about 23,000 barrels per day.Misr Fertilizers Production company-Mopco appoints Ahmed Mohamed El Sayed as the new Managing director and CEO instead of Mohamed Sobhy Mansour.Hisham Riyad Hussein Suleiman was appointed acting chairman and managing director of the Egyptian Company for Ethylene and Derivatives Production (Ethydco).According to local press, MTIE is among three companies interested to acquire Chinese cars agencies to expand the offering of models with fuel and electric vehicles.TALM announced that they have received the presidential decree for their Badya University and completed the licensing process. The university is expected to begin operations by September 2024. Badya University is 60% owned by TALM and 40% owned by Palm Hills Development.Pharmaceutical companies intend to submit a request to the EDA during this August, to consider the repricing of some medicines between 15 to 20%, in light of the high cost of production requirements, which are imported in USD.Easyjet is running three weekly flights between London Luton and Cairo's Sphinx International Airport starting 31 October 2023.

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Issued on the 10th June, Poland is to open its borders with EU countries as of June 13, and international flights within Europe will be relaunched from June 17. Among the many airlines resuming flights today, LOT Polish Airlines won’t be one of them, the airline previously stated all international flight operations will be suspended until 30th June, while a few international long-haul charter flights has been operated spontaneously as part of the evacuation mission to help stranded Polish citizens return home. The biggest airlines in Europe: Lufthansa, Air France and KLM will all be resuming flights today from Poland’s Capital Warsaw to Frankfurt, Munich, Paris Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam. Other airlines including the low-cost carrier Wizz Air will resume services today as well to 13 European destinations including London Luton, Budapest, Sandefjord Torp and Rome. As the flag carrier of Poland, LOT Polish Airlines hasn’t come out with a statement just yet on when will they resume regular international flights. The airline’s current domestic network schedule is planned to run until June 19th with limited capacities, so it’s likely more information will be updated from the airline. Poland will relaunch international flights, but noted that carriers “will probably need a week, or two or three, to prepare a flight-connection network.” Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki Commented On June 16 Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline is planning flight resumption of almost 200 routes to and from Poland from July 1st. After a long period of suspension due to the Covid-19 pandemic in Poland. Base on Poland is one of the most important low-cost market for the airline, the airline is eager to resume much of its network as soon as possible. Lufthansa is resuming once daily service to its hub in Frankfurt and Munich today, confirmed by the airline, the airline is expecting full flights today with a high load factor in the coming days as well, as many passengers are eager to enter or exit the country through the strong connection network available through them. Other major airlines like Air France and KLM are also resuming flights today, though only Warsaw is seeing a huge increase of international flights today, but more are expected for other airports in Poland as carriers slowly goes back to normal operations.

A BRITISH holidaymaker has survived after plummeting seven floors from a balcony at a Mallorca hotel and landing on a car bonnet following a row with his partner........... A five-foot tsunami has hit tourist beaches in parts of Majorca and Menorca. A wave measuring almost five feet hit Ciutadella on the west coast of Menorca in the early hours of Monday morning. ...... Meteotsunami have been recorded reaching heights of 6ft (1.8m) or more. Undocumented migrants will have access to public healthcare the moment they set foot in Spain, according to a draft government decree. .........Regional governments will decide what documents are necessary to access the system in their territory A VACCINE to protect against all five strains of the deadly Ebola virus is being worked on by Spanish researchers, and it would be the first of its kind. A prototype Ebola vaccine has been developed by phamaceutical company Merck, but it is only effective against the “Zaire” strain. SPAIN’S new traffic chief has revealed that drivers using a mobile phone while at the wheel are set to face heavier fines. . LOW-COST airline easyJet has launched its 1000th route and new flights between the UK, Spain and Gibraltar are now on sale.Sixteen brand new routes have been added to the Winter 2018 flying schedule as the airline expands its network. The new routes include: Belfast to Fuerteventura with prices from £26.70* London Luton to Gibraltar (from £15.72*) Manchester to Lanzarote (from £28.72*) Manchester to Barcelona (from £36.70*) A drunken mother - who had been tranquilized before she got on a plane - rummaged through lockers in a desperate search for alcohol before launching a mid-air attack on her husband. .......... Sentencing her to eight weeks in jail, suspended for two years, chair of the bench ...... Simmonite was also handed a rehabilitation order. Donald Trump sent the Special Relationship into meltdown today after lobbing a series of extraordinary verbal hand grenades at Theresa May on his visit to the UK. The US president tore up diplomatic niceties to deliver a series of crushing blows to the PM, warning that her soft Brexit plan would 'kill' a trade deal with the US - and heaping praise on Boris Johnson, who quit in protest earlier this week. The president also renewed his war of words with Sadiq Khan, saying the London mayor has 'done a very bad job on terrorism'. He said he thought that allowing 'millions and millions' of people into Europe was 'very sad' and pointed to crime being 'brought in' to London....... Dr David Mackereth’s 26-year medical career hasn’t been jeopardised by endless, gruelling, night shifts. Nor have the life and death decisions he has made on NHS emergency wards for decades put him off his profession. It was, in the end, his response to an instruction in a nondescript training room that has left his future hanging in the balance. ‘ Labour frontbencher Emily Thornberry faced accusations of hypocrisy last night after it emerged that her husband had made more than £500,000 profit buying a former housing association property for her brother to live in. ....... The property is now worth more than £1 million and is occupied by Ms Thornberry's brother Ben.

A BRITISH holidaymaker has survived after plummeting seven floors from a balcony at a Mallorca hotel and landing on a car bonnet following a row with his partner........... A five-foot tsunami has hit tourist beaches in parts of Majorca and Menorca. A wave measuring almost five feet hit Ciutadella on the west coast of Menorca in the early hours of Monday morning. ...... Meteotsunami have been recorded reaching heights of 6ft (1.8m) or more. Undocumented migrants will have access to public healthcare the moment they set foot in Spain, according to a draft government decree. .........Regional governments will decide what documents are necessary to access the system in their territory A VACCINE to protect against all five strains of the deadly Ebola virus is being worked on by Spanish researchers, and it would be the first of its kind. A prototype Ebola vaccine has been developed by phamaceutical company Merck, but it is only effective against the “Zaire” strain. SPAIN’S new traffic chief has revealed that drivers using a mobile phone while at the wheel are set to face heavier fines. . LOW-COST airline easyJet has launched its 1000th route and new flights between the UK, Spain and Gibraltar are now on sale.Sixteen brand new routes have been added to the Winter 2018 flying schedule as the airline expands its network. The new routes include: Belfast to Fuerteventura with prices from £26.70* London Luton to Gibraltar (from £15.72*) Manchester to Lanzarote (from £28.72*) Manchester to Barcelona (from £36.70*) A drunken mother - who had been tranquilized before she got on a plane - rummaged through lockers in a desperate search for alcohol before launching a mid-air attack on her husband. .......... Sentencing her to eight weeks in jail, suspended for two years, chair of the bench ...... Simmonite was also handed a rehabilitation order. Donald Trump sent the Special Relationship into meltdown today after lobbing a series of extraordinary verbal hand grenades at Theresa May on his visit to the UK. The US president tore up diplomatic niceties to deliver a series of crushing blows to the PM, warning that her soft Brexit plan would 'kill' a trade deal with the US - and heaping praise on Boris Johnson, who quit in protest earlier this week. The president also renewed his war of words with Sadiq Khan, saying the London mayor has 'done a very bad job on terrorism'. He said he thought that allowing 'millions and millions' of people into Europe was 'very sad' and pointed to crime being 'brought in' to London....... Dr David Mackereth’s 26-year medical career hasn’t been jeopardised by endless, gruelling, night shifts. Nor have the life and death decisions he has made on NHS emergency wards for decades put him off his profession. It was, in the end, his response to an instruction in a nondescript training room that has left his future hanging in the balance. ‘ Labour frontbencher Emily Thornberry faced accusations of hypocrisy last night after it emerged that her husband had made more than £500,000 profit buying a former housing association property for her brother to live in. ....... The property is now worth more than £1 million and is occupied by Ms Thornberry's brother Ben.

Welcome to episode 24 of the Plane Safety Podcast - Safety from the Flightdeck. The focus in this episode is aviation fuel planning. We take a look at what constitutes minimum required fuel, how we can apply fuel planning rules and what happens if our airplane runs out of fuel ! I'll also be telling you about my latest trips and some of my latest flying adventures. Fuel planning. The EASA fuel policy can be found here, starting on page 113. Reduced Contingency Fuel Procedure (RCF) Squawkbox Pete Stroud says hi and has a question regarding circling approaches at Calvi, Corsica (LFKC). You can see the approach charts for Calvi LFKC charts. Tony Damiano has some comment on the QF32 evacuation. Joe also has some thoughts on the QF32 incident. Here's a link to the video Joe recommends : QF32 Nevil Bounds sent a link to an incident at London Luton airport (EGGW) involving an A320 departing from an intersection with the wrong thrust setting. You can read the story here : EGGW Ben sent a squawk to tell us about his great day at at the Virtual Jet simulator in Exeter   If you would like to contact the show then please email feedback@planesafetypodcast.com If you would like to donate to my London Marathon appeal then please click here Thanks for listening and fly safe, Pip

Join Carlos & Matt where this week we record from a very windy conservatory studio at matts HQ . This week we have all the great news storys from around the globe & the UK including a story on a new documentary for UK channel 5 based at London Luton, and a child being refused boarding on a American Airlines flight due to a nut alergy,  plus pilot Pip has sent us a segment in for this episode.