Category: Transport

Suriname indigenous leaders protest airport expansion and land confiscation

The government recently transfered ownership of the two indigenous villages to the state-owned International Airport of Suriname, without any consultation

Instead of expanding airports, why not introduce a ‘frequent flyer tax’?

The demand for ever more air travel and new runways comes from a small minority of frequent flyers, the 15% who take 70% of flights.

Agent and tour company fly aid to refugees and offer empty plane seats

Crusader Travel, a travel agency in South West London, partnered with tour operator Sunvil to fly out supplies to refugees in Samos on Germania Airlines.

New draft reveals Paris climate talks soft on aviation emissions

Aviation and shipping sectors to be exempt from targeted CO2 emissions cuts in the December Paris climate agreement, according to the latest draft deal.

Tesla to give Californian Airbnb hosts free Electric Vehicle charging stations

Partnership seeks to improve desirability of electric cars through increasing availability of charging points

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