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We’re ‘Poker Chips’: International Harvard Students Describe Fear After Trump Administration Moves to Revoke Their Enrollment

Donald Trump · Cambridge

We’re ‘Poker Chips’: International Harvard Students Describe Fear After Trump Administration Moves to Revoke Their Enrollment

53% Center coverage: 39 sources

CNN By Lauren Kent, Aria Chen, Billy Stockwell and Anna Chernova, CNN (CNN) — International Harvard students say they are experiencing “pure panic” amid the Trump administration’s move to bar foreign enrollment, as students from around the world told CNN they are coming to grips with the possibility of revoked visas, suspended research and being See the Story

Revealed: The plan to stop Sydney’s airport taxi rip-offs and refusals

Cab Drivers · Australia

Revealed: The plan to stop Sydney’s airport taxi rip-offs and refusals

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

New taxi charge caps have been proposed at Sydney Airport as part of a major pricing shake-up in response to reports of cabbies hiking up fares by as much as $40.See the Story

New Deal for Qantas Frequent Flyers

Qantas · Australia

New Deal for Qantas Frequent Flyers

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Qantas frequent flyers will be able to cash in their points on one of the hundreds of thousands of reward seats available on another airline.See the Story

Virgin share demand ‘well in excess of the offer’, say brokers

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The airline is set to return to the ASX on June 24 after a five-year absence after its owner, Bain Capital, decided to proceed with a $2.90 per security float.IPO · Australia See the Story

EMIRATES: A380s Into the 2040s. First Class Upgrade?

Tim Clark says Emirates is sketching ideas for a new A380 first class. But until we see blueprints turn into seat maps, take it with a grain of in-flight salt. With the A380 set to fly into the 2040s, Emirates may well refresh its cabins—but don’t hold your breath for a revolutionary suite upgrade. A facelift is more likely than plastic surgery. Boarding EK413 flight between Christchurch and Sydney [Schuetz/2PAXfly] Emirates president announces …Boeing See the Story

VIRGIN AUSTRALIA: More Boeing 737s for Mount Isa and Townsville

Virgin Australia is doubling down on regional Queensland, announcing a major boost to its Mount Isa and Townsville routes with increased deployment of its Boeing 737 fleet. The move, effective from late July 2025 for Mount Isa and from November 2025 for Townsville, is set to deliver more seats and a better flying experience. Mount Isa gets a jetset upgrade From late July, Virgin Australia will roll out its Boeing 737s on the Brisbane-Mount Isa r…Boeing · Queensland Read Article

FIRST CLASS: New international cabins in 2025

I recently wrote about my fantasy of just going to the airport and catching the next available flight with a First Class cabin. That is something I will probably never do. But it looks like we might be entering a new golden age of international First Class travel. While many airlines have shifted focus to Business Class, several global carriers are introducing all-new First Class products for the premium traveller. Some have already been launche…Japan Airlines · Paris Read Article

NEW AIRLINE: Indonesia Airlines CEO says ‘We’re Real – and Ready for Takeoff’

There are plenty of people out there who have ambitions to found an airline. Unfortunately, most of their dreams come to little or nothing. Well, I think we can add another to your list of wannabe airlines. Indonesia Airlines seems to fit the bill with an ambitious owner. He claims to have funding for three aircraft and plans for an exclusively international operation, including flights to Australia. But the airline has no actual authority to fl…Jakarta, Indonesia · Jakarta Read Article

ETIHAD: All-Suite Business Class heading for Melbourne and Sydney

Etihad Airways is upgrading its Business Class cabin for Australian travellers, swapping out its aging 777s for newer, shinier, and far fancier newer and more energy efficient, but smaller aircraft on its Sydney and Melbourne routes. That means doors, bigger screens, and fewer chances of being stuck in a dated seat on a 14-hour flight. Here’s what’s coming your way – and when — according to and ‘exclusive’ on ET. Etihad Business Class on the Boe…Aircraft · Melbourne Read Article

Amex Offer: Save $250 After Spending $1,250+ on Qantas Flights

Having an American Express credit card can save you money on your next Qantas flight. Thanks to a new Amex Offer, you can save $250 when spending $1,250 or more on one or more Qantas flights. If you’re planning a trip down under, this is a great way to save some cash. Qantas Amex Offer Check your accounts for $250 back after spending $1,250 or more with Qantas Airways. Image Credit: American Express First, this offer is targeted, meaning not ev…Qantas See the Story

VIRGIN AUSTRALIA: Weird Business Class shower curtain divider reported.

Virgin Australia used to have a very elegant divider between its Economy and Business Class cabins. Smart, eye-catching purple perspex panels adorned the bulkhead, and a magnetic ‘rope’ blocked the aisle. As part of its AU$110 million upgrade to its Boeing 737 fleet, Virgin Australia is removing that bulkhead divider to cram in extra seats. The problem is that there is currently no visual or actual barrier between the Economy and Business cabins…Economy · Australia Read Article

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