From courtroom lessons to corporate woes, and a final laugh at travel’s expense
A plane retires from the spotlight, Sabre faces the lawyers, Sri Lanka joins the booking platform game, employment law bites, a sobering aviation hearing, and a quirky pick straight from the pages of satire.
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I flew on this plane – now it goes back to being boring
ANA’s specially painted jet, once a crowd-puller and AvGeek magnet, returns to regular livery. A reminder that aircraft fame is fleeting, but the flight goes on.
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Sabre faces investor investigation
Following a disastrous Q2, Sabre is now in the sights of Levi & Korsinsky for potential securities law violations. Not unexpected given market reactions.
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Sri Lanka launches local flight booking platform
ICanFly aims to offer a homegrown digital booking solution for domestic and regional travel — part of a wider trend toward national travel tech sovereignty.
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Court ruling offers lessons for both employers and employees
The UK Court of Appeal’s decision in Jason Lutz v Ryanair highlights the fine balance in employment law — and the risks when either side oversteps.
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AA vs Military Helicopter crash hearings reveal shocking details
The AvTalk Podcast dives into the hearings, shedding light on a tragic collision and the operational failings behind it. Sobering listening for anyone in aviation safety.
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Quirky: Wankernomics — the Dilbert of the corporate BS world
This book skewers management-speak, consultant culture, and corporate nonsense with razor-sharp wit. It’s absurdly relatable — and perfect for a laugh after a long day.
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