The funeral of Turkey tragedy victim Richard Molloy will take place today.
he 33-year-old north Belfast man, who was known as ‘Richie’, died last Saturday after travelling out to the port city of Marmaris for dental work.
His two friends, father-of-two Declan Carson and Aaron Callaghan, a former player for St James’ Swifts Football Club, were left critically ill.
Mr Molloy’s body returned to Northern Ireland this week following the
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Airline shares are flying high on Wednesday morning, reacting to a Tuesday night push by President Donald Trump to provide a second round of assistance to the struggling industry. That’s a much different message from what Trump had said earlier in the day, and it’s a reason for investors to get excited.
JetBlue Airways (NASDAQ:JBLU) led the sector higher on Wednesday, up 8% as of 9:45 a.m. EDT,
Brazilians returned to the skies in September, and that has the stocks of the country’s airlines soaring higher on Tuesday. Shares of Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes (NYSE:GOL) were up 10% as of 1 p.m. EST today, while shares of Azul (NYSE:AZUL) were up 7.6%.
Airlines worldwide have seen demand plummet due to the pandemic, but South American carriers have been hit particularly hard. Azul and Gol
DENVER — Before Sept. 11, 2001, the Transportation Security Agency didn’t exist. At Denver International Airport, you could still meet arriving passengers at their gates. But in the days following the attacks on the World Trade Center towers, airline travel forever changed.
Jeff Price, a former Assistant Security Director at DIA, remembers the unprecedented closure of U.S. airspace and the grounding of commercial flights in the days after the attacks.
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A custom-made B777 aircraft for VVIP travel will arrive in India on Thursday from the United States, according to a PTI news report.
The B777 (Air India One) aircraft will be used to fly the president, vice-president and the prime minister, according to government officials quoted in the report.
The plane’s delivery was scheduled by the aircraft manufacturer Boeing to Air India in August, but the delivery was delayed due
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Further easing restrictions, the Maharashtra government Wednesday announced reopening of restaurants and resumption of trains originating and terminating in the state from October 5. However, capital Mumbai’s suburban train services will remain suspended except for essential service providers.
In a statement, the state government extended the statewide lockdown till October 31. The government also announced a number of relaxations in opening of businesses under
Azul (NYSE:AZUL) has held up pretty well through the pandemic compared to many of its Latin American rivals, with the Brazilian airline managing to avoid bankruptcy and in recent months rebounding off of its lows. At least one analyst believes the rally has gone about as far as it can, putting pressure on the shares on Tuesday.
Azul stock is down 7.3% as of 3:55 p.m. EDT.
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Airline shares were under pressure on Wednesday as a number of carriers updated their outlook for the third quarter, highlighting the slow pace of the industry’s recovery. Concerns that the U.S. government will not be offering any further assistance also weighed on the shares.
Shares of American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) led the way down, off by as much as 6.1% at one point, while shares of Spirit Airlines
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Runar Alex Runarsson is due in London today to finalise his £2m move to Arsenal.
The Gunners have turned to Dijon stopper Runarsson to bolster their goalkeeping department after selling Emiliano Martinez to Aston Villa for £20m.
Iceland international Runarsson, 25, underwent a medical in France yesterday ahead of travelling to the capital to wrap up his switch.
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