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• British Airways to scrap free meals on its economy flights

  

  British Airways is soon to make passengers pay for meals on its short and medium-haul economy flights. The new penny-pinching measures come into play on 11th January for flights out of London’s two main airports. Read the article.
   

  

• What is the minimum commercial aircraft pilot age?

  

  To become a commercial aircraft pilot, is there a minimum age? The answer is yes, but it's not the same everywhere. We put the question to you (video), the answer to which you will find in the article.
   

  

• What happened to row 13?

  

  Have you ever got on a plane and noticed that a row of seats was missing ? For some airlines, row 13 does not exist ; an oversight perhaps ? No. Was it on purpose ? Yes, and here’s why.
   

  

• easyJet celebrates 20 years

  

  To celebrate their 20 years of existence, easyJet organized a special birthday event in London, which was an opportunity take a look back at the beginnings of the British low-cost airline and find out what their ambitions are.
   

  

• Ryanair offers a "helping hand" to traditional airlines

  

  At present Ryanair's priority has no ambition to embark on long-haul flights. The Irish low-cost prefers to keep its grip on the European short-haul market and change its image.
   

  

• Eurowings intends to become Europe’s third low-cost

  

  On 2 November, the newly transformed Eurowings, will launch their first long-haul low-cost flights. Six destinations are offered, at the loss-leader price of € 100 one-way.
   

  

• Ryanair’s "low-cost" publicity

  

  Ryanair denied on March 19th its announce made on March 16th of the launch of transatlantic flights from 14 euros. Here’s why.
   

  

• Ryanair to launch a transatlantic low-cost

  

  The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair’s Board of Directors, has just approved a project to open long-haul routes between Europe and the United States ; a dozen according to our information. A loss-leader price of 14 euros, one way, has been announced. If however, the project does come to fruition, it will not be for at least another four or five years.
   

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• Ryanair launches new offers for business people

  

  Ryanair is targeting business people. The biggest European low-cost airline will probably be offering new services for group business travel within the coming weeks; notably with "flexible tickets," more expensive than conventional ones but comprising: a reserved seat, priority boarding, baggage in the hold, and of course the ability to change the date and time of the flight at no extra cost...
   

  

• Oxford Aviation Academy: Ryan Irwin's school...

  

  Becoming the co- pilot of an airliner at age 20, would seem to belong to the realm of dreams for most people. Yet this is exactly what Ryan Irwin did, a young British national, who now flies regularly for Ryanair. The young pilot followed a quality training course at the Oxford Aviation Academy UK. Here’s how…
   

  

• Ryanair takes on Ryan Irwin

  

  The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair has just hired Ryan Irwin, and from September he will be at the controls of a 737 as a co-pilot. What makes him unique ? His age: Ryan is only 19 years old. But what does the legislation stipulate ?
   

  

• Ryanair confirms the order !

  

  Ryanair has just ordered 175 Boeing B737’s. The purpose of the manoeuvre for the low-cost Irish airline: to increase by 20 million, the annual number of passengers carried - and they could well do it before the end of the year !
   

  

• Hostesses hang up uniforms ...

  

  Hostesses hang up uniforms ...
   

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• GermanWings : the Lufthansa "low-cost"

  

  GermanWings : the Lufthansa "low-cost"
   

  

• EasyJet is optimistic

  

  EasyJet is optimistic