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Parents can now breathe easier knowing their child's beloved stuffed animal won't get lost on vacation. EasyJet is giving away free tracking devices at four UK airports to help families keep tabs on precious comfort toys.
Budget airline easyJet just received its 100th fuel-efficient aircraft, bringing quieter flights and 20% lower carbon emissions to millions of travelers. The milestone marks a major win in making air travel cleaner without raising ticket prices.
A new budget rail service launched today offering trips between Amsterdam and Berlin for as low as €10, making sustainable travel across Europe more accessible than ever. GoVolta aims to become the "easyJet of rail" with high-capacity trains and simple online booking.
Planes at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport are now taxiing without their jet engines, slashing fuel use and carbon emissions on the ground. The robotic tractor system could cut taxi fuel consumption by 65% if rolled out across Europe's airports.
Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport is testing an electric tug that lets pilots taxi planes without firing up fuel-guzzling jet engines. The innovation could cut ground emissions by 80% while saving airlines serious money.
Amsterdam's airport is testing an electric tug that moves planes without burning fuel, slashing emissions by over 80% while giving pilots full control. It's a rare win for the environment, passengers, workers, and airline budgets all at once.
British officials are developing a national database that could ban disruptive passengers from multiple airlines at once, making air travel safer for everyone. The proposal aims to close a loophole where troublemakers simply switch carriers after getting kicked off one.
A UK company has created miniature liquor bottles from 100% recycled aluminum that slash carbon emissions by up to 90% compared to glass. Major airlines and distilleries are already switching to the lightweight, shatterproof alternative.
After 13 years of negotiations, European air travelers just won the right to free cabin luggage and guaranteed compensation for delayed flights. The new rules, taking effect in 2027, end budget airlines' controversial baggage fees and protect passengers when flights run late.