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Laptop Ban: Royal Jordanian, Kuwait Airways Say Now Exempt
Royal Jordanian and Kuwait Airways join Emirates, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways and Turkish Airline who each announced last week a lifting of the ban.
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Royal Jordanian, Kuwait Airways Say US Laptop Ban Lifted
Royal Jordanian and Kuwait Airways said on Sunday passengers could take laptops and large electronic devices in the cabin on flights to the United States, the latest Middle East airlines to be exempted from a U.S. ban.
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'Are You Afraid Of Flying?' Why This Airline's Powerful New Ad Is Viral
Airlines have been in the news for all the wrong reasons recently, but Royal Jordanian Airlines is now making headlines for all the right ones. With the caption, "Are you afraid of flying," the airlines' powerful new ad addresses discrimination in a surprisingly thoughtful way.
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How Other Airlines Are Hilariously Capitalising On The United Controversy
As the controversy around United Airlines' forcible removal of a passenger from an aircraft escalated, rival airlines jumped to capitalize on the bad press. Other airlines saw the opportunity to milk the bad press for their benefit and did exactly that with hilarious campaigns.
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US Issues Cabin Ban on Certain Electronic Items on Flights From Middle East
The ban was revealed Monday in statements from Royal Jordanian Airlines and the official news agency of Saudi Arabia.
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This Airline's Ad Takes Dig At Donald Trump, Goes Absolutely Viral
As the world watched the US election results, the Royal Jordanian Airlines' quirky ad on Tuesday taking a swipe at Republican nominee Donald Trump became viral.
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Consumer court directs three airlines to pay Delhi exporter Rs 22 lakh for service deficiency
Royal Jordanian Airlines, Czechoslovak Airlines (now Czech Airlines) and Jet Airways have been directed by the consumer court to jointly pay compensation and interest of Rs.22 lakh ($40,000) to a Delhi-based exporter for deficiency in service while delivering a consignment of garments to a consignee in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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Laptop Ban: Royal Jordanian, Kuwait Airways Say Now Exempt
Royal Jordanian and Kuwait Airways join Emirates, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways and Turkish Airline who each announced last week a lifting of the ban.
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Royal Jordanian, Kuwait Airways Say US Laptop Ban Lifted
Royal Jordanian and Kuwait Airways said on Sunday passengers could take laptops and large electronic devices in the cabin on flights to the United States, the latest Middle East airlines to be exempted from a U.S. ban.
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'Are You Afraid Of Flying?' Why This Airline's Powerful New Ad Is Viral
Airlines have been in the news for all the wrong reasons recently, but Royal Jordanian Airlines is now making headlines for all the right ones. With the caption, "Are you afraid of flying," the airlines' powerful new ad addresses discrimination in a surprisingly thoughtful way.
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How Other Airlines Are Hilariously Capitalising On The United Controversy
As the controversy around United Airlines' forcible removal of a passenger from an aircraft escalated, rival airlines jumped to capitalize on the bad press. Other airlines saw the opportunity to milk the bad press for their benefit and did exactly that with hilarious campaigns.
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US Issues Cabin Ban on Certain Electronic Items on Flights From Middle East
The ban was revealed Monday in statements from Royal Jordanian Airlines and the official news agency of Saudi Arabia.
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This Airline's Ad Takes Dig At Donald Trump, Goes Absolutely Viral
As the world watched the US election results, the Royal Jordanian Airlines' quirky ad on Tuesday taking a swipe at Republican nominee Donald Trump became viral.
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Consumer court directs three airlines to pay Delhi exporter Rs 22 lakh for service deficiency
Royal Jordanian Airlines, Czechoslovak Airlines (now Czech Airlines) and Jet Airways have been directed by the consumer court to jointly pay compensation and interest of Rs.22 lakh ($40,000) to a Delhi-based exporter for deficiency in service while delivering a consignment of garments to a consignee in Bratislava, Slovakia.
