Ferry News - November 2008
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Airline refuses to transport stem cells
A transplant procedure nearly didn’t happen when a budget airline refused to transport needed stem cells.
Monarch Airlines picks up previous XL routes
The carrier will provide service from Gatwick to the Caribbean, on services formerly operated by XL.
Ryanair threatens to close Fuerteventura routes
Nine routes operated by the budget carrier to Fuerteventura are at risk due to a funding dispute.
Cruise line to make changes following complaints
After admitting to some problems with Ventura’s first season, P&O Cruises will be making some changes on the ship.
Financial crisis hits online travel companies
Current financial conditions have deteriorated to the point of travelers shunning even cheap trips offered online.
Signal work to halt rail service over holiday period
From 26-30 December, no train service will operate from Glasgow Central high level, according to Network Rail.
Stansted airport service quality standards poor
Many customers have lodged complaints about poor service standards, according to a Competition Commission report.
Scottish festive season to begin on St Andrews Day
Linda Fabiani, the Scottish Culture Minister, is promising that St Andrew's Day this year will "pack a particular punch.
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