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- ‘Dizzy’ pilots wear oxygen masks to land at Heathrow
- TV foodies appointed official taste buds of Heathrow
- Celebrating the New Red Threads designed by Vivienne Westwood
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Turkish airline Pegasus expands to 71 destinations
By cabincrew.com, Mon 20th May, 2013 at 11:01
Turkish low cost carrier Pegasus Airlines has added Doha and Athens to its roster of destinations, open for booking now, and confirming the growth ambitions of the airline.
So now Pegasus flies to 71 destinations in 29 countries, and brings the number of its international routes to 42, reports
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‘Unruly’ woman thrown off plane for singing Whitney Houston song

By cabincrew.com, Tue 14th May, 2013 at 13:42
An "unruly" passenger was escorted off an American Airlines flight because she repeatedly sang Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You, irritating fellow passengers.
Press reports say the flight from Los Angeles to New York made an emergency landing at Kansas City International Airport after cabin crew and fellow passengers were less than
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Branson’s latest adventure, cross-dressing as an AirAsia flight attendant
By cabincrew.com, Mon 13th May, 2013 at 10:26
Tycoon Richard Branson donned full make-up, heels and a tight red pencil skirt and worked a shift as an AirAsia flight attendant on Sunday. Branson carried out the comic turn on a flight from Perth to Kuala Lumpur and it was all because he lost a Grand Prix bet with AirAsia chief executive Tony Fernandes. Press photos from the flight showed the Virgin boss chatting with passengers and serving food to Fernandes, who used to work for Branson in the music industry.
Branson agreed with AirAsia chief executive Tony Fernandes in 2010 that whoever's Formula One team — then Virgin and Lotus — finished their debut season lower would serve as a stewardess on the other's airline.

The British tycoon lost
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Arsenal stars ‘Share a Smile’ with Emirates
By cabincrew.com, Fri 10th May, 2013 at 11:23
Emirates has teamed with Arsenal Football Club in the newest phase of the airline’s global Share a Smile campaign. The campaign began in February and is seen as a vehicle for Emirates to help 'globalistas' connect with each other through sharing the humourous, videos with their friends and family.
With the help of Emirates' multilingual cabin crew, Arsenal players Mikel Arteta, Lukas Podolski, Wojciech Szczesny and Theo Walcott share some well-loved football phrases in their own languages while showing off their footballing skills in a series
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‘Dizzy’ pilots wear oxygen masks to land at Heathrow

By cabincrew.com, Fri 10th May, 2013 at 10:15
The captain and co-pilot of a plane coming in to land at Heathrow put on their oxygen masks after a strong smell made them feel dizzy, it has been reported. The incident happened in October on the Lufthansa Airbus A321 from Frankfurt to London Heathrow.
Although the co-pilot suffered eye irritation and felt nauseous, the pair managed to land the 139-passenger Airbus safely.

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TV foodies appointed official taste buds of Heathrow
By cabincrew.com, Tue 7th May, 2013 at 15:44
Two British TV stars have being appointed as the official taste buds of Heathrow. John Torode and Gregg Wallace have had the pleasure of eating their way around the UK’s only hub airport in 80 plates, and have now set Heathrow a six-month challenge to improve the airport dining experience.
The pair were given access to all areas of the airport to sample dishes and drinks from Heathrow’s 73 restaurants and bars to better understand and improve the airport offering.

Gregg Wallace said: “Food is our first love and at the
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Celebrating the New Red Threads designed by Vivienne Westwood
By cabincrew.com, Thu 2nd May, 2013 at 11:41
Sir Richard Branson has expressed his delight that fashion and counterculture icon Vivienne Westwood has designed the new Virgin Atlantic uniform.
Click here to watch the promotional video he’s shot talking about her work on the uniform redesign.
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Vietnam Airlines expands services from London Gatwick
By cabincrew.com, Wed 1st May, 2013 at 16:38
Vietnam Airlines plans to extend its services from London Gatwick Airport. The announcement comes as the UK and Vietnam celebrate the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Throughout 2013, a programme of cultural, educational and innovation exchanges and events will mark the milestone year.

During the summer season,
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Branson's passenger spaceplane ignites engines for the first time
By cabincrew.com, Tue 30th Apr, 2013 at 09:58
A passenger ‘spaceplane’ being funded and promoted by UK billionaire Sir Richard Branson made its first powered flight on Monday this week (29 April 2013). This takes Virgin Galactic – the company set up by Branson for commercial space travel – a step closer to being fully operational.
The vehicle, known as SpaceShipTwo (SS2) was dropped from a carrier aircraft high above California’s Mojave Desert and ignited its rocket engine to go supersonic for a few seconds, reports the BBC. Although it has been in the air on more than 20
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Passenger ‘humiliated’ by cabin crew over 'customers of size' policy
By cabincrew.com, Thu 25th Apr, 2013 at 09:52
A passenger on Southwest Airlines is considering taking legal action after allegedly being humiliated about his weight on a flight last weekend.
Matthew Harper, 34, had boarded a flight on Sunday from Midway Airport, Chicago, to Denver, but says he was approached by a cabin crew member after he had taken his seat.
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