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Avoid taking a taxi from Tokyo airport to city centre, it’ll cost you just about £200

May 9, 2014 • admin
For the millions of Britons warding off this summer to holiday destinations around the globe, or if you happen to go on regular weekend breaks to mainland Europe, taking a taxi from the airport to a city centre hotel is mostly the handiest and fastest approach to travel. But how much or little are Brits deciding to buy this convenience New research from travel money specialist Moneycorp looks on the cost of a taxi ride – not booked beforehand – from a few of the major international airports in Europe and the remainder of the area, to the town centre. Moneycorp checked out the most well-liked destinations for British holidaymakers, and results were ranked by cost per kilometre, as some airport to city centre transfers were dearer because of the...
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Avoid taking a taxi from Tokyo airport to city centre, it is going to cost you nearly £200

May 3, 2014 • admin
For the millions of Britons avoiding this summer to holiday destinations worldwide, or in case you go on regular weekend breaks to mainland Europe, taking a taxi from the airport to a city centre hotel is frequently the handiest and fastest thanks to travel. But how much or little are Brits deciding to buy this convenience New research from travel money specialist Moneycorp looks on the cost of a taxi ride – not booked upfront – from the various major international airports in Europe and the remainder of the sector, to the town centre. Moneycorp checked out the hottest destinations for British holidaymakers, and results were ranked by cost per kilometre, as some airport to city centre transfers were costlier as a result of the journey distance. The outcomes revealed...
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News: Airbus delivers 100th A380 to Malaysia Airlines

February 23, 2014 • admin
Malaysia Airlines and Airbus together marked a tremendous achievement earlier, with the hand-over of the 100th A380 to MAS at Airbus’ Henri Ziegler Delivery Centre in Toulouse, France. The aircraft is the sixth A380 for MAS. “We are delighted that our 100th A380 delivery is to Malaysia Airlines as this offers us an early glimpse into the longer term shape of aviation,” said Fabrice Brégier, Airbus president and chief executive. “We see a growing demand from dynamic, competitive airlines which include MAS for larger aircraft, with many markets and routes, and particularly inside the fast developing Asia-Pacific region, being perfectly suited to A380s.” Now in its sixth year of industrial service, the A380 is flying with nine world class airlines. To date, the global fleet has carried some 36 million...
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