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10 hours ago · One holidaymaker has described the scenes at the airport as a "health and safety disaster", reports Birmingham Live. The traveller estimated there were more than 1,000 people waiting in line for security from 5.30am on Thursday, June 27. He told BirminghamLive he had waited for an hour in line and had still not reached the lifts to pass security.
1 hour ago · The Asheville Airport's Wi-Fi service data indicates that visitors from three areas — South Florida, New York and Tampa — make up over 20% of those visiting Asheville by plane, Kinsey said.
10 hours ago · Swift's jet not affected: police. According to media reports, Swift's private jet landed at London Stansted Airport on June 19. However, Essex police told AFP that her jet was not affected by the ...
10 hours ago · The betting scandal that has engulfed the general election campaign over the last 10 days finally hit Suffolk this week - and effectively deprived thousands of people their vote! Personally, I don't see the bet that Labour candidate Kevin Craig made on himself losing in the fight for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich as anything like as serious as using inside information to make a killing on ...
10 hours ago · Heathrow Airport will fall behind rival hubs in the East should it fail to pursue plans for a third runway, the boss of Istanbul Airport has said. In an interview with City A.M. Selahattin Bilgen argued the Hounslow hub had “limited capacity” compared to Istanbul and may need to jack up airport ...
10 hours ago · 7. Vancouver, Canada. 9. Osaka, Japan. 9. Auckland, New Zealand. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account at CNN.com. The ranking of the world’s most liveable cities for 2024 has just been released by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), and a European city has come out on top.
10 hours ago · A man is in critical condition after a crash in Bethpage, police say. According to police, the 35-year-old man was riding a motorcycle southbound on South Broadway Wednesday night when he collided ...
