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No "Mate's Rates" in the Sky as Qantas Bans All Staff (Including CEO) From New A350 First Class » Air France Flight Drops Nearly 4,000 Feet Per Minute, Diverts to Lyon » Wizz Air Dominates London Luton with TUI Slot Acquisition »
No "Mate's Rates" in the Sky as Qantas Bans All Staff (Including CEO) From New A350 First Class » Air France Flight Drops Nearly 4,000 Feet Per Minute, Diverts to Lyon » Wizz Air Dominates London Luton with TUI Slot Acquisition »
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