January 4, 2019 – Shirshobindu

Qantas is the safest airline in the world for 2019, according to newly released rankings. The Australian flag carrier was awarded the top spot by Airlineratings.com, which looked at a range of factors when determining the safest airlines, including audits from aviation’s governing and industry bodies, crash and serious incident records, and fleet age. Airlines including British Airways, Emirates and Qatar were ranked among the world's 20 safest airlines, while Wizz and Flybe were ranked among the world's safest low-cost airlines. But 98-year-old Qantas the world’s oldest continuously operating carrier was picked out in particular for amassing a comprehensive record of firsts in operations and safety. According to Airlineratings.com, Qantas has been a leader in var...

A new warning has been issued about a convincing scam email pretending to be from TV Licensing. Action Fraud has said it has more than 5,000 complaints about the scam email in the last three months alone as criminals try to con people into passing them their details. The emails try to trick people with subject lines like correct your licensing information and your TV licence expires today to convince people to open them. TV Licensing warned that it never asks for this sort of infomation over email. Some customers are receiving scam email messages saying they are due a refund or need to keep up their payments, it said in a warning to customers . A link directs customers to a fake version of the official TV Licensing website which asks them to enter personal inform...

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Day: January 4, 2019

Safest airline in the world for 2019

TV licence scam sparks complaints