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#BritishAirways Airbus #A321NEO preparing for departure at #EdinburghAirport for the short hop back down to #Heathrow a few weeks ago. Originally know as the A320-500 and A325, the first A321s were delivered in 1994 to Lufthansa a d Alitalia. The intial aircraft had a range of around 4,000km, where as the latest long range version of the #A321 NEO is capable of nearly double that distance, with multiple examples flying Trans-Atlantic with airlines such as jetBlue, Aer Lingus and Air Transat. #EDI #EGPH #LHR #EGLL #AirbusLover #BA #AviationGoals #AviationDaily #InstaPlane #Airline #PlanePhotography (at Edinburgh Airport) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVYZIHCIWJv/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Etihad axes Edinburgh route from September

Etihad axes Edinburgh route from September #AvGeek #Travel

Etihad appears to have axed the Abu Dhabi – Edinburgh (EDI/EGPH) service from the end of September 2018.

According to Routes Online, Etihad closed reservations for the route yesterday with the last flight operating on 30th September 2018.

Etihad currently operates the flight between Abu Dhabi and Edinburgh five times per week using an Airbus A330 allowing travellers from Scotland to connect…

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Top 5 most haunted cities in Europe to visit by private jet

By Vickie Clark on Sep 18, 2019 in Accommodation, Air Travel, Czech Republic, Eastern Europe, Europe, France, Going Out, Hotels, Ireland, Regions, Restaurants, Speciality Travel, United Kingdom, Western Europe

Halloween is a haunting tradition celebrated by people all over the world. Every year on the 31st October revellers participate in lots of fun activities and events. These include guising (also known as trick or treating), watching horror movies and carving pumpkins. The tradition is believed to have originated in Ireland, where the Celtics celebrated Samhain. Samhain was a Gaelic festival held after harvest. It honoured the souls of the dead. This was believed to ward off bad luck.

To celebrate a more authentic Hallows’ Eve, we’re taking you on a private jet tour of the top 5 most haunted cities in Europe. Are you brave enough?

Edinburgh

A city known for its history and culture; Edinburgh is a favourite with tourists all over the world. However, Edinburgh also attracts a very large number of paranormal enthusiasts each year. This is due to some of the most infamous hauntings in the United Kingdom and beyond. There are countless haunted sites to see on your visit. These  include, West Bow, Brodies Close, Mary King’s Close, Edinburgh Castle and Niddry Street Vaults. The cities cobbled streets and winding closes make it the perfect backdrop for a Spooktacular Halloween evening.

Nearest private jet airport

Edinburgh Airport (EGPH, EDI) is located approximately 20 minutes drive from Edinburgh City Centre.

Fine dining

The Witchery, Rhubarb Restaurant, The Honours, Ondine, The Kitchen, Wedgewood the Restaurant and Castle Terrace.

Luxury hotels

The Balmoral, Waldorf Astoria, The Chester Residence, Prestonfield House and The Witchery by the Castle.

Paris

Most commonly known for its romantic side, Paris also has a supernatural side.  The Catacombs of Paris are underground ossuaries. They hold the remains of more than six million people making it one of the largest graves in history. Visitors report seeing apparitions and other strange, hard-to-explain sights and sounds, so a visit here is not for the faint hearted.

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Phenoxyethanol Preservatives Market to Witness Comprehensive Growth by 2020

Phenoxyethanol preservatives fall into a category of mono alkyl ethers that are created through the reaction between ethylene oxide reacts and 2-Phenol, or naturally obtained from green tea. Phenoxyethanol preservatives hold valuable antibacterial properties and are aromatic. They are ethylene-based monophenyl glycol ethers. They are largely used in detergents, ointments, cosmetics, and cleaners. Their commercial trade names include Dowanol Eph, ethylene glycol monophenyl ether (EGPhE), rose ether, and phenyl cellosolve.Get sample of this report at: https://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/sample/sample.php?flag=B&rep_id=4450The global phenoxyethanol preservatives market is expanding at a considerable pace thanks to healthy demand for it from the manufacturers of cosmetic products, along with the growing trend of using blends based on phenoxyethanol. Phenoxyethanol is also largely used in personal care products up to a maximum concentration of 5% w/w. In the case of cosmetics, however, the market dynamics are heavily region dependent especially due to the regulatory differences in Japan and the E.U. As per the EU/ASEAN Cosmetics Directive, the most concentration permitted for phenoxyethanol preservatives is 1% w/w in Japan and the E.U.The global phenoxyethanol preservatives market was valued at US$95.8 mn in 2013 and is projected to expand at a steady CAGR of 5.9% within the forecast period from 2014 to 2020. The market’s value is likely to reach US$ 143.2 mn by the end of 2020. APAC Domination Over Phenoxyethanol Preservatives Likely to ContinueIn 2013, Asia Pacific led the global phenoxyethanol preservatives market on the basis of produced volume and demand rate. The region held a share of over 40% share in 2013 based on volume. It is also very likely for Asia Pacific to retain its lead in the global phenoxyethanol preservatives market over the coming years, due to the region’s high demand for phenoxyethanol preservatives in cosmetics and detergents. Asia Pacific is expected to take the center stage in the global phenoxyethanol preservatives market as far as synthetic preservatives production is concerned. China was the top consumer of phenoxyethanol preservatives market over the recent past.  The rate of growth of the phenoxyethanol preservatives market in China has been further spurred by the installation of new production capacities. On the other hand, Europe is expected to witness a very slow rate of growth, as the demand for natural preservatives-based cosmetics is gaining steam in this region, as compared to their synthetic counterparts. The demand for phenoxyethanol preservatives in North America is expected to remain moderate over the coming years, owing to a matured cosmetic industry.High Potential for Phenoxyethanol Preservatives in PharmaceuticalsOn the basis of volume, the global phenoxyethanol preservatives market was led by phenoxyethanol P5 in 2013. This variant comprises less than 5 ppm free phenol content, thereby gaining a greater volume of preference as a compound used in numerous cosmetic products. The market for phenoxyethanol P5 is anticipated to expand at significant rate in terms of demand over the coming years. The global phenoxyethanol preservatives market can be segmented on the basis of applications, into home and personal care, pharmaceuticals, dyes and inks, and others. The segment of pharmaceuticals is projected to lead the global phenoxyethanol preservatives market in terms of growth rate over the coming years. This segment held more than 15% of the global phenoxyethanol preservatives market in terms of volume in 2013. Home and personal care is expected to remain the leading application segment in the market in terms of demand volume for the coming years. Key players in the phenoxyethanol preservatives market include BASF SE, The Dow Chemical Company, Galaxy Surfactants Ltd., Jiangsu Jiafeng Chemical Co., Ltd., Symrise, Jinan Haohua Industry Co., Ltd., Clariant Corporation, and Haihang Industry Co., Ltd.

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Upon Arrival, Edinburgh International Airport (EGPH)

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#TurkishAirlines #Boeing737 slowing down on Runway 24 at #EdinburghAirport following her flight from #IstanbulAirport. #Turkish #B737 #B739 #EDI #EGPH #IST #LTFM #BoeingLover #Edinburgh #Airlines #AviationPhotos #AviationWorld #AircraftPhotography #AviationEverywhere (at Edinburgh Airport) https://www.instagram.com/p/CT2eEvCr0Vz/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Some pictures from a flight. [FSX-SE] British Airways - BAW475X | Edinburgh (EGPH) - Bristol (EGGD) | Aerosoft A320.

link to the video and my channel; https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FQYVSgOl2es

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easyJet to fly from Birmingham to Glasgow and Edinburgh

easyJet to fly from Birmingham to Glasgow and Edinburgh #TravelNews #Aviation #Travel #Scotland

easyJet is to launch flights to Scotland from Birmingham Airport (BHX/EGBB) for 2020.

The short domestic flights will operate initially to Glasgow (GLA/EGPF) and will fly daily with two flights Sunday to Friday and one flight one a Saturday.

The airline plans to also start flights to Edinburgh (EDI/EGPH) but the details are not currently available.

Bristol to Newcastle is currently the…

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G-EZDL Easyjet Airlines by Ray McFadyen on Flickr.