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Aug 2024
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Is Wizz Air’s ‘Unlimited Flight Pass’ A ...

Nonstop Dan & Alex Macheras
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In today’s episode, the duo discuss the grounding of the Boeing 777X test fleet, a debate on if the Wizz Air ‘unlimited flight pass’ is a scam, and Qatar Airways taking a stake in profitable South African regional airline, Airlink. Plus, Q&A, Dan’s travels to Hong Kong, and much more. You know the drill. It’s Wednesday, and it’s time for On-Air!

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