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Low-cost airline Zoom suspends operations and cancels all flights
Low-fare transatlantic airline Zoom tonight suspended all operations and cancelled all flights after running into financial difficulties.
It's time to forget about ticking off things to do before we die
It is said that books of lists, which seem to be almost inevitable bestsellers, are mainly bought by men who read them on the lavatory.
How dangerous is air travel?
Last week a Spanair jet crashed in Madrid killing 154 passengers and crew.
Ryanair: Crying passengers feared they were going to die as plane plunged thousands of feet after pressure loss
Air accident investigators were last night trying to pinpoint why a Ryanair flight carrying 168 passengers lost cabin pressure over France, forcing an emergency descent that left British holidaymakers believing they were going to die.
Romantics love high speed trains but ministers are reluctant to get on board
The 11.11am service from Paddington to Princes Risborough trundles through Park Royal, an outpost in the industrial sprawl of west London, at 40mph.
Air travel: Virgin Atlantic and BA exchange insults over Terminal 5 fiasco
Virgin Atlantic and British Airways traded verbal blows over the botched launch of Heathrow's Terminal 5 yesterday as BA's rival claimed a 38% rise in pre-tax profits.
Ryanair emergency landing sparks oxygen mask row
Passengers on a Ryanair flight that was forced to make an emergency landing in France have claimed oxygen masks failed to work when the cabin lost air pressure and the airplane plunged thousands of feet.
Ryanair emergency landing puts 16 in hospital
Sixteen Ryanair passengers were taken to hospital today after a sudden loss of cabin pressure forced a flight to make an unscheduled landing.
Experts investigate Ryanair emergency landing
French air safety authorities are investigating what caused a Ryanair 737-800 jet carrying 168 passengers to lose cabin pressure while it was 30,000ft over France.
Holidays: Travel firms face collapse with predicted slump in bookings
The body that helps to bail out holidaymakers when travel companies go bust has warned that many tour operators could be heading for collapse this year.

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