Charter Flights News
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Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd., Asia’s biggest international carrier, is considering adding charter flights from Hong Kong to Japan as the weakening yen spurs travel demand.
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A Honus Wagner trading card that the National Baseball Hall of Fame calls the sport’s “most famous collectible” sold yesterday for $2.1 million, a record for any baseball card at public auction.
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Egypt’s tourism minister said he suspended passenger flights from Iran to try to overcome objections at home to warming ties between the two nations.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s push to weaken the yen is echoing through the duty-free shops and tourist sites of Korea where Japanese visitors spent about $4.5 billion last year.
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Carnival Corp., operator of the Triumph cruise ship crippled by an engine fire last month, will fly guests home from the Caribbean island of St. Maarten, after a loss of elevator and restroom service aboard its Dream vessel.
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Robin Burgess was enjoying the last full day of her cruise on Feb. 10 when she smelled smoke and saw passengers donning life jackets, her first inkling of the ordeal that was to follow aboard Carnival Corp.’s Triumph.
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Closing almost half of U.S. air- traffic towers, as regulators plan if automatic budget cuts remain in place April 1, would put student, military, corporate and some commercial flights in the same airspace without eyes and ears to track them.
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Ceske Aerolinie AS, the state-owned Czech airline, signed a three-year contract to provide charter flights with Blue Style travel agency worth more than 2 billion koruna ($110 million), CTK reported, citing the airline.
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Russia approved a request from Airzena Georgian Airways to operate charter flights from Tbilisi to Moscow until November, a spokeswoman for Georgia’s largest airline said.
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Subsidiaries of Truvo Luxemburg Sarl, a Belgium-based international publisher of directories, missed a June 1 interest payment on two issues of second-priority notes and filed a Chapter 11 petition early this morning in New York. Truvo has agreement for the holders of 778 million euros ($964 million) of first-priority senior debt to receive the new equity plus 600 million euros in new debt.
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