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Insufficient inbound international flights and surging airfares are challenging the recovery of the Thai tourism industry.

Insufficient inbound international flights and surging airfares are challenging the recovery arc for the Thai tourism industry as the country pins its hopes on the upcoming high season in its quest to welcome 10 million tourists this year, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).

Piles of luggage beside baggage belts in airports from Canada to Europe are driving further demand for ground handlers, and adding to summer travel chaos as airlines scramble to bring back workers lost during COVID-19.

Exclusive: Ejected passenger Richard Brailey challenges airline’s assertion that offloading was ‘for the safety and benefit of the other 266 passengers’

Retired British couple among the 23 people kicked off the flight

Retired British couple among the 23 people kicked off the flight

‘It was utterly bizarre because there was no noise or aggravation on the flight,’ says ejected passenger

Retired surveyor Richard Brailey, 71, and his wife Patricia, 66, were among at least 25 passengers forced to get off the Air Canada flight before it left Montreal for Heathrow on Monday night

‘It was utterly bizarre because there was no noise or aggravation on the flight,’ says ejected passenger

Airline stocks have been plunging despite the robust travel demand as inflation and recession fears weighed on the sector. Therefore, we think it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak airlines stocks Virgin Galactic (SPCE), Frontier Group (ULCC), Air Canada (ACDVF), and Spirit Airlines (SAVE) now. Keep reading.

Canada's ultra-low-cost startup carrier Flair Airlines, which for two months has faced the threat of closure by government regulators over allegations that it was not controlled by Canadians, on Wednesday got the green light to continue operations.