Natalie Fahy

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Natalie Fahy |Bradley Jolly

Passengers caught could face a £50 fineAir passengers in Turkey have been issued a strict warning: remain seated or risk a fine. The Turkish authorities are now imposing fines of up to £50 on passengers who fail to stay in their seats until the plane has come to a complete stop. This move is in response to the ongoing issue of passengers standing up too early, accessing overhead bins, and crowding the aisles before the aircraft has reached the terminal.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Natalie Fahy |Bradley Jolly

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2 weeks ago | nottinghampost.com | Natalie Fahy

Travellers flying in Turkey have been hit with a stern warning: stay seated or face a fine. Turkish authorities are now enforcing fines of up to £50 for those passengers who fail to remain in their seats until the plane has fully stopped. This move comes as airlines struggle with the recurrent problem of passengers who prematurely stand up, rummage through overhead bins, and crowd the aisles while the aircraft is yet to dock at the terminal.

3 weeks ago | nottinghampost.com | Natalie Fahy

WhatsApp users and those on other messaging platforms are being warned to be vigilant due to the resurgence of a worrying scam. Scammers are reportedly attempting to steal money using the "Hi mum" text scam, which has proven highly successful in tricking victims into handing over money to someone they believe is a loved one in need. The scam has been incredibly lucrative for online thieves, with millions believed to have been lost to this tactic.

1 month ago | msn.com | Natalie Fahy

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