Newark Airport will no longer be considered part of NYC — which could mean higher fare prices, You can now fly from Delhi to Shimla! Daily flights commence from today and more in top stories of the day.
Newark Airport will no longer be considered part of NYC
Newark Liberty International Airport will no longer be considered a New York City destination beginning next month — which may lead to passengers having to pay a penalty if they want to transfer to the Big Apple hubs.
Until now, Newark was grouped together with John F. Kennedy International Airport and LaGuardia as belonging to the “NYC” cluster of airports. Now the New Jersey airport will solely be referred to by the “EWR” code. Once the change goes into effect, fliers who wish to alter their destination between the New York airports and Newark may have to pay a penalty — which can cost hundreds of dollars depending on the airline.
You can now fly from Delhi to Shimla! Daily flights commence from todayCredit: iStockDaily flights from Delhi to Shimla are all set to restart again. As per the latest developments, Alliance Air is starting its maiden Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS) route Delhi-Shimla-Delhi from today. Other than Shimla, the airline will further expand its network in Himachal Pradesh to facilitate travel of people as per the statement issued by the airline.
If reports are to go by, the airline added that the introductory all-inclusive fare of the flight tickets on the said route will be INR 2141, and that the Delhi to Shimla flight will run at 7:10 AM, while the flight from Shimla to Delhi will operate at 8:50 AM daily.
Coming Soon: London To New York In 3.5 Hours In A Supersonic Jet
Supersonic commercial jet travel is making a comeback with the new ‘world’s fastest airliner’ – Overture. After nearly 20 years since the world witnessed commercial supersonic flight by Concorde, a new airline named ‘Overture’ will once again introduce the fastest air travel. Overture – the supersonic jet – promises to fly from London to New York in about three and a one-half hours.
Overture – touted as an environment friendly airliner – has been developed by Denver-based Boom Supersonic. The supersonic jet, which will fly from New York to London and vice versa in 3.5 hours, is set to make its debut in 2029 and the tickets are likely to be costly. As per the Boom’s statement, there is also a possibility in the near future that the supersonic jet may fly from Miami to London in just five hours and Los Angeles to Honolulu in three hours.
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