Turkey’s Ministry of Transport has introduced a regulation effective May 2, mandating that passengers remain seated until the seatbelt light is off, with fines imposed for non-compliance. This decision was prompted by a rise in travelers standing to retrieve luggage before the aircraft has finished taxiing, which poses safety risks and disrupts orderly disembarkation. While the exact fine amount is unclear, reports suggest it could be around £50 (CAD$93), and airlines like Turkish Airlines have begun notifying passengers of these new rules.
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Canada needs to catch up with U.S. on job protection, minister says, in response to Chinese ferry deal
Gregor Robertson, the minister overseeing the federal agency that supported a B.C. Ferries' contract for ships from China, announced that Ottawa is considering a "buy Canada" policy, which has historically been weaker than the "buy American" strategy. This development comes amid disappointment over Toronto city council's decision to limit sixplexes to only nine wards. Want More Context? 🔎
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