• Some observers believe that Emirates is a pioneer of low-cost long-haul travel, capable of keeping economy fares below competitors' if it has to.

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  • The only professional league so far to feature regular long-haul travel is Super Rugby, which features teams from Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.

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  • And for real long haul business travel nuts, his newsletters both review premium cabin seating, food and entertainment (and even bathrooms) in excruciating photo detail.

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  • Global warming not only threatens some of its most spectacular tourist destinations, such as the Great Barrier Reef, but may make long-haul travel environmentally incorrect.

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  • Led by Dubai's Emirates, Gulf airlines are redefining long-haul travel.

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  • At Glasgow Airport, officials said the rise in passengers was down to strong demand for domestic and long-haul travel, coupled with Lufthansa Regional's launch of direct flights to Dusseldorf.

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  • This could bounce back quickly with economic recovery in America and, provided that cost increases from environmental measures are not too onerous, the long-haul travel on which BA's profitability depends should revive in time.

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  • According to McKinsey Global Institute, the consultancy's research arm, global long-haul travel increased by 31% in the decade to 2009 while foreign visitors to America (excluding from Canada and Mexico) dropped by 2m, to 24m.

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  • When the prime minister, Tony Blair, was asked if he was willing to forgo long-haul travel to reduce his carbon footprint, he explicitly contrasted personal behaviour with the framework of public policy, and argued for the supremacy of the latter.

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  • Non-Atlantic long-haul travel grew by 4.8%.

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  • Although the controversy about long-haul air travel has recently put DVT in the headlines, the condition was first described in people sitting on deckchairs in air raid shelters during the Blitz in London.

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  • The big boys could then concentrate on long-haul and business travel.

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  • Whilst much of the attention surrounding scramjets has focussed on the shorter journey times they could bring to long-haul passenger air travel, the first applications are likely to be in the space delivery business - launching small payloads, such as communications satellites, into orbit.

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  • People want to travel direct to their long-haul destinations, not squeeze into huge planes before changing later to smaller ones at crowded hub airports in order to reach their final destination.

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  • British Overseas Air Corporation was a precursor to BA, concentrating on long-haul routes in the early years of mass air travel.

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  • The company currently employs three different fleets of drivers: long-haul truckers who live in one city but can travel all over the country, regional drivers who drive within a 500-mile radius of their homes, and dedicated fleets for specific customers.

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  • Henry Harteveldt, Forrester's online travel analyst, points out that even wealthy long-haul travellers are just as tantalised by low prices and many use the internet to research and plan their journeys, even though they may end up booking offline.

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  • But in this age of underpants bombers and long-haul flights that charge for potato chips, many workers see heavy travel as a disadvantage.

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  • And because they view buying plane tickets as a challenge, this mix of frequent flyers, travel agents and amateurs are often well informed about the ins and outs of booking long-haul flights or complicated itineraries.

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