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US Citizens Transiting Heathrow Won’t Need ETA for Connecting Flights

US citizens transiting through Heathrow airport do not need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) if they stay within the international zone and do not enter the UK. The exemption supports…

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India Travel Advisory: Avoid Non-Essential Trips to Lebanon

India advises against non-essential travel to Lebanon due to escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, resulting in over 460 deaths,…

Namibia Visa Update: No More Visa-Free Travel for 33 Countries

Starting April 1, 2025, Namibia will end visa-free travel for 33 countries, including the U.S., U.K., and Germany. This change…

What Does PNR Mean on an Airline Ticket?

A Passenger Name Record (PNR) is a digital document detailing a passenger's travel information, created during the booking process. It…

Understanding Open Jaw Airline Tickets

An open jaw airline ticket allows flexible travel by flying into one city and departing from another. The three types…

Meaning of OW on a Traffic Ticket

"OW" on traffic tickets indicates vehicle operation violations like Operating While Intoxicated (OWI), Operating While Suspended (OWS), or Operating While…

Understanding Bulk Fares for Airline Tickets

Bulk fares are discounted airline tickets sold in bulk to travel agencies, offering savings of 20-50% compared to regular fares,…

What is a Deadhead Passenger in Aviation?

A "deadhead" passenger in aviation refers to an airline employee traveling as a passenger while on duty, used for crew…

What Does NRSA Mean on an Airline Ticket?

NRSA, or Non-Revenue Space-Available, is a travel benefit for airline employees and close family, offering low-cost or free flights on…