Former Pilot Sues Delta, Cruise Lines Skipping Mexico Over Huge Tax, Bezos' Mega Yacht Causes Panic, Man Sues Cruise Line and Wins Millions Plus More Airline and Cruise News!

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Here are this week's cruise headlines and news from around the web and interweb:

	
	
		
	
	

‘False accusation’: Former pilot sues Delta, Utah pilots, after federal charges are dropped


Forget Mexico: MSC, Royal Caribbean may cancel port due to tax hike


Jeff Bezos’ $500 million superyacht Koru caused such a panic among the residents of the tiny Caribbean nation of Montserrat that the country’s prime minister had to step in and tell the residents that the Amazon founder was only a tourist and was not allowed to buy land.


Springfield man awarded $21 million in lawsuit against cruise company


Royal Caribbean quietly kills a cruise line classic


Delta Air Lines Insiders Sold US$27m Of Shares Suggesting Hesitancy


The World's Busiest Cruise Port Has Been Dethroned


The new £26,000,000,000 European airport set to hold 34 million passengers from 2032


The U.S. government is now warning against Mexico travel

 
	
	

	
	
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