Talk about explosive news stories…
Bomb threats spread to European newsrooms after wave of passenger jet scares – Several media outlets in Europe have reported receiving bomb threats.
It follows a spate of threats to passenger flights across the continent forced airlines to ground or escort planes.
The signature attached to the threats matches the name of a far-right movement in Russia, but the link is yet to be confirmed.
That means “cheap is what I want.*”
Budget startup Norse Atlantic Airways adds 2 US routes to Berlin – A week before its eagerly-anticipated launch, Norse Atlantic Airways is announcing a new destination to add to its growing route map.
The Norwegian ultra-low-cost long-haul airline will launch flights from the German capital’s new Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)…
Daily service between BER and JFK begins on Aug. 17 with one-way introductory fares of $120. Thrice-weekly service between BER and LAX begins on Aug. 19 with one-way introductory fares of $138.
* Some might translate it as Cheepnis is what I want.
