In the U.S. alone, the four largest airlines lost $10 billion in the second quarter. To stop the bleeding, some airlines are now coming up with creative ideas to generate revenue. Singapore Airlines, ... ( read original story ...)
Stir-crazy ‘Passengers’ Gobble Up Tickets To Dine On Parked Singapore Jets
Tarmac meals have become an unlikely hit for coronavirus-battered Singapore Airlines, with hundreds of "passengers" paying the equivalent of a budget ticket just to dine inside grounded A380 jumbos. ( read original story ...)
Turkmenistan: Reprimands galore
Turkmenistan’s president is unhappy with his senior officials, exposing once more the implausibility of the data they feed him. This and more in our weekly briefing. ( read original story ...)
WTO, Turkmenistan discuss issues of strengthening bilateral partnership
The issues of Turkmenistan's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and strengthening bilateral partnership were considered, Trend reports with reference to the Ministry of Foreign ... ( read original story ...)
Lebanon County musician finds new audience online during pandemic
Lebanon County musician Matt Miskie has found a new audience during the coronavirus pandemic by livestreaming his concerts. ( read original story ...)
Parliament in Kyrgyzstan endorses state of emergency
The president of Kyrgyzstan has won the parliamentary endorsement of his decree to introduce a state of emergency in the capital of the Central Asian nation that has been rocked by unrest triggered by ... ( read original story ...)
Rams put starting rookie S Jordan Fuller on injured reserve
The Los Angeles Rams have placed promising rookie safety Jordan Fuller on injured reserve with a shoulder injury. Los Angeles also signed rookie defensive back JuJu ... ( read original story ...)
Jordan Belliveau’s mother sentenced to 50 years in 2-year-old’s murder
Charisse Stinson told Largo police her son had been abducted, sparking a massive search. Now she has pleaded guilty in his death. ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka Catholic bishops oppose proposed charter amendment
Sri Lanka's Catholic leaders urged the government on Tuesday not to proceed with a constitutional amendment that would consolidate power in the president's hands, saying it would undermine democracy. ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka’s COVID-19 patient count passes 5,000 mark
COLOMBO, Oct. 13 (Xinhua) -- The number of COVID-19 patients in Sri Lanka passed the 5,000 mark on Tuesday after a further 145 new patients were detected from a cluster in Minuwangoda, in the ... ( read original story ...)