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UK Airlines Accuse Government Of "Disproportionate" Omicron Travel Curbs
A group of airlines accused the UK government on Monday of a "haphazard and disproportionate approach" to travel restrictions in the wake of the Omicron variant and demanded further state help to prevent a "permanent scarring" of the industry.
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Airlines Launch Legal Action Against UK Over Quarantine
British Airways, easyJet and Ryanair on Friday said they have launched legal action against the UK government over its "flawed" 14-day quarantine introduced earlier this week in response to the coronavirus.
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UK Airline Bans 6 'Drunken' Passengers After Trouble On Flight
British low-cost airline Jet2 today said it has banned six "drunken" passengers from its flights after they behaved rudely to the crew, amidst growing incidents of "air rage" in the country.
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UK Plans Airline Laws to Stop Britons from Joining Islamic State
Britain will introduce a package of new laws next week to stop airlines carrying passengers who may be travelling to join Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq, the Sunday Times newspaper reported.
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UK Airlines Accuse Government Of "Disproportionate" Omicron Travel Curbs
A group of airlines accused the UK government on Monday of a "haphazard and disproportionate approach" to travel restrictions in the wake of the Omicron variant and demanded further state help to prevent a "permanent scarring" of the industry.
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Airlines Launch Legal Action Against UK Over Quarantine
British Airways, easyJet and Ryanair on Friday said they have launched legal action against the UK government over its "flawed" 14-day quarantine introduced earlier this week in response to the coronavirus.
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UK Airline Bans 6 'Drunken' Passengers After Trouble On Flight
British low-cost airline Jet2 today said it has banned six "drunken" passengers from its flights after they behaved rudely to the crew, amidst growing incidents of "air rage" in the country.
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UK Plans Airline Laws to Stop Britons from Joining Islamic State
Britain will introduce a package of new laws next week to stop airlines carrying passengers who may be travelling to join Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq, the Sunday Times newspaper reported.
