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Jul 02, 2009 (Hugin via COMTEX) -- Zurich, 2 July 2009 - Swissport International, the world's leading provider of ground services to the aviation sector, is well prepared for the coming vacation rush at Zurich, Basel and Geneva airports, and will have additional staff on duty on the peak days when it may process up to 100 000 passengers. Swissport also advises all travellers to check when they need to be at the airport, to get there in good time and to make full use of the online web-check-in option and the airport's self-check-in machines. Quick and smooth airport formalities are in the interests of everyone: the airport, the airlines, the ground handlers and (above all) the traveller. Switzerland's three leading airports - Zurich, Geneva and Basel - are fully prepared for the peak travel days of the 2009 summer season.... [read full story]
ST PETERSBURG, Russia, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co (F.N) will increase production in its plant in Russia after the government announced programmes to support car sales, the firm said on Wednesday. "With the car scrappage...
Happy almost Turkey (and 3 NFL GAMES!!!)...Travel woes appear to have been minimal today so here's hoping you're where you want to be already! Tonight's note..... TOYOTA RECALL-Toyota USA announced today a massive recall of...
Owning a watch is not just a fashion statement, it’s an emotional choice. President of watch-making company Mido, Franz Linder, likened choosing a watch to picking a car. Linder was recently in Kuala Lumpur to introduce Mido’s...
A record-setting ring goes on the block in Hong Kong. Christie's is betting the market for high-end goods in Asia hasn't lost its luster. On the block during upcoming sales in Hong Kong is a rare pink diamond the auction house...
