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flight

[flahyt] / flaɪt /




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The Easyjet flight had departed Naples at around 21:30 and was about two thirds full.

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The same month, royal records show, British taxpayers picked up a bill for £57,000 for a chartered flight for the former prince to visit Kazakhstan on official business as trade envoy.

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The snow and icy conditions have also caused widespread travel chaos across Europe, with thousands of people stranded at airports in Paris and Amsterdam as flights were cancelled.

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Greenland is open for business with the US, Christian stresses, noting that there are new direct flights from Greenland to New York - a sure sign "they don't need to take us over".

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Its first three flights of 2025 were failures, while the remaining two launch attempts were much more successful.

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