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Europe’s low-cost airlines fly millions of us across the region – and beyond – every year, and boast some of the world’s best safety records.But which aircraft do the most popular budget flyers, such as easyJet, Ryanair and Wizz, depend upon to ensure passengers reach their destination – be it a city break or balmy beach – safely? The good news for passengers is that the low-cost carriers have some of the youngest fleets in the world – with many ordering brand new aircraft from both Boeing and Airbus to bolster their fleets.Here, MailOnline looks at exactly who’s flying what… RYANAIR Back in…
Iran has launched ballistic missiles at Tel Aviv in revenge for strikes on its nuclear sites – with Benjamin Netantahu warning more is ‘on the way’.Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei vowed to ‘inflict heavy blows’ in a chilling threat to the civilians of Tel Aviv as he blamed Israel for starting a war.Dramatic footage shows Israel’s Iron Dome intercepting the salvo of missiles although some hit their target, with a huge hole seen blasted into the side of a building in Tel Aviv with people reportedly trapped inside.Figures for how many people have been injured vary but some sources have said as many as…
Experts have raised concerns about what might have caused the fatal Air India crash – including potential problems with the Boeing 787’s wing flaps and landing gear.Investigations are being stepped up following yesterday’s tragedy that killed hundreds of people aboard the London Gatwick-bound aircraft – and the Dreamliner’s wing flaps are coming under extra scrutiny as possibly to blame.Experts viewing footage of the Air India Boeing 787-8 ahead of the crash have said its configuration on taking off from Ahmedabad airport in India ‘doesn’t look right’.The Dreamliner plane was carrying 242 passengers, including 53 Britons – with none on board…
Angry New York Knicks star Josh Hart has blasted Tom Thibodeau’s critics for ‘talking trash’ about the head coach in the wake of his shock firing.Thibodeau was controversially axed by the Knicks last week after six years in charge, despite guiding them to a first Eastern Conference Finals appearance since 2000 less than a month ago.While many believe the decision was unjust after he made significant progress this year, reports have emerged suggesting the 67-year-old paid the price for making changes to his starting lineup and bench too late on in the season. According to team insider Ian Begley, Thibodeau also…
A windfall inheritance can come unexpectedly, and as a result many might not be prepared to deal with the money they receive – especially if it is a hefty sum.With the so-called ‘great wealth transfer’ set to see an estimated £5.5trillion passed down over the next 25 years, more people will find themselves on the receiving end of significant sums of money. Now, exclusive data for This is Money by Fidelity shows a lack of risk appetite means a large chunk might be to nervous to invest this money, while others don’t have a full understanding of how to invest.Failing to…
They announced their surprise separation 14 months ago in typically quirky manner, both dressed in tennis whites.And now it really is over – game, set and match – as actors Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher have announced they have finalised their £120million divorce.In a message, posted simultaneously on both their Instagram sites on Friday evening (13.06), the pair said: ‘Our divorce has now been finalised. ‘We are proud of all we’ve achieved together and, continuing our great respect for each other, we remain friends and committed to co-parenting our wonderful children. We ask for the media to continue to respect…
A secret CIA project conducted bizarre experiments on wildlife in the hopes of creating an army of ‘animal assassins’ that could eliminate America’s enemies.Called Subproject 94, the chilling plot saw scientists implant electrodes into the brains of rats, cats, dogs, monkeys, donkeys, guinea pigs, and birds in order to control their movements through electrical impulses during the 1960s.It was all part of MKUltra, an infamous CIA program led by chemist Sidney Gottlieb to develop mind control techniques during the Cold War.Declassified records about MKUltra have revealed how Americans were drugged and tortured during dozens of different experiments more than 60 years ago.The…
By EMILY JOSHU STERNE, SENIOR HEALTH REPORTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 15:53 BST, 13 June 2025 | Updated: 22:07 BST, 13 June 2025 Some women who get breast implants could be up to 16 times more likely to develop a deadly blood cancer, a government-funded study suggests. Around one in 500 women — the equivalent of 34million in the US — have a genetic mutation that appears to raise the risk of tumors forming in scar tissue around breast implants.Known as breast implant-associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL), the cancer develops when the rough surface of textured breast implants triggers inflammation that…
By ESTHER MARSHALL Published: 15:27 BST, 13 June 2025 | Updated: 15:27 BST, 13 June 2025 Looking for a luxury escape? TUI has named its best hotels for 2025 in the company’s Global Hotel Awards and luckily for Brits, the top-rated property isn’t far away at all. To crown the best hotel, TUI looked at guest feedback from all of its properties around the world to find the hotel with the best service and quality. Top of the list? The Lindos Blu Luxury Hotel & Suites is this year’s ‘crown jewel’, according to TUI. The hotel, located in Rhodes, earns 4.9 out of 5 stars on…
A drunk Delta airlines passenger forced an entire plane to after refusing to get off it… but ended up slapped in handcuffs over her antics. The woman, named Alicia, could barely keep her eyes open as she refused to get off a plane from Dallas to Boston on April 14, 2024, newly released bodycam footage showed. While on the aircraft she admitted to having two shots, but after deplaning, she claimed to have had six glasses of wine while waiting for her delayed flight. A flight attendant also told police Alicia had a glass of prosecco and two shots of tequila while on board. Police repeatedly…