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UK-based airlines have launched a renewed attack on air passenger duty (APD) with a report that claims the UK economy would be boosted by £16bn a year if the tax was scrapped.

Obama administration officials defended themselves on Wednesday for making initial statements earlier this month that the Boeing 787 Dreamliner was safe to fly, despite a battery fire that had occurred on a tarmac, the Associated Press reports.

Spirit Airlines started nonstop service Thursday between Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and New Orleans, the airline announced.Airlines news.

Irish air carrier Ryanair is closing in on an order for at least 150 of the Boeing Co.'s 737 model, according to this report from the Chicago Tribune.

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MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL LAUNCHED HotelHelp, a pilot room donation program for human trafficking survivors, at the AHLA Foundation's third annual No Room for Trafficking Summit. The program works with care providers who handle bookings, offering survivors short-term stays at Marriott properties, Marriott said in a statement. The program is being piloted in five U.S. cities-Atlanta, Detroit, Phoenix, Seattle, and Washington, D.C.-and is expected to expand to 25 cities across North America by January 2025. "Survivors of human trafficking often face a shortage of dedicated shelter beds that put them at greater risk of being re-trafficked after exiting their trafficking situation," said Anthony Capuano, Marriott's president and CEO. "As part of our longstanding anti-trafficking and survivor empowerment efforts, we are proud to have developed a solution to bridge the gap for safe, short-term accommodations for trafficking survivors and we look forward to working with other hotel companies to extend the reach of this effort."