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Hmm maybe they have become non prescription- thanks👍

Also sending some aircraft to TEV (Spain)

The link is behind a paywall Here is the press release from the DOJ

Also yes mainly for nausea from chemotherapy. Ondansetron has poor efficacy against motion sickness. You really need one of the "..ine" Edited @RooFlyer

Apparently the Canadian Foreign AIr Operator Certification requires the foreign airline to specify the type of aircraft to be on the certificate. The AI 777-200 are all short term leased but AI did not amend their FAOC to include the 777-200, even though they had the 777-300 on the FAOC...

Agree, the only part of EU261 affected by Force Majeure is "compensation" which is separate to accom/meals (duty of care) and rerouting

The other one is Scopolamine Gel (but requires a compounding pharmac_ - which means short expiry date - about 2 weeks or so), or Scopolamine patches from NZ with a NZ prescripton (not available in Australia)

Yes

The Guvment is publishing Minimim Stockholding Obligations weekly using data a week in arrears Yesterdays report 17/3/26 is for MSO 10/3/26 Next report due 24/3/26 for MSO 17/3/26 Note on 13/3.26 the MSO for diesel lowered to 2200M and gasoline 700M

BA controls over half of slots at LHR. Its slot utilisation is near 100% MEL is not the only airport it is expanding to. The page also has a caveat at the bottom mentioning slot constaints. Perhaps it had a spare early morning landing slot and evening slots are already heavily utilised? But yes...

No, I don't believe so. You can sue them in the EU Courts

Aster is not one of the big 3 in Singapore which are ExxonMobil/Shell/Singapore refinery but a domino nonetheless A force majeure just means production is affected by external factors and as such contracts cannot be honoured in full and the company is released from its contractual obligations...

It has antibodies which passively bind to diarrhea containing bacteria preventing it from binding to the gut but does not kill the bacteria. The antibodies also bind to the toxins released by the same bacteria Has lactose in low amounts so may not be suitable if lactose intolerant Quite...

It appears that Manly Cabs is closing It runs 40cabs. Media saying customers "stranded" - but in reality, only a few would stranded - mainly the disabled or elderly users, but everyone else would not be stranded.

Given the overcrowding on the trains, do you get people crowding the corridors of the sleeping berth carriages ?

I have No idea

Sure, the point Im making is that they are not able to cover for the current situation Yes, Shell sold its aviation fuel business to Viva about 9 years ago. The brand is unimportant, the refinery capacity is - to the extent it can get feedstock (crude) 19 days jet fuel cover in January 2026...

It is one of 2 remaining refineries in Aus The other one is in Brisbane (Ampol) which also produces Aviation fuel and I think partially supplies BNE airport. Viva basically produces under the Shell banner. Together that can maybe supply 15-20% of daily consumption.

Proposed AD 13 March 2026 Reminds me of Sam Salehpour a whistleblower Boeing Engineer.

It is a flat runway for the most part (0.2 degree slope) except for a 1 degree slope down for the last 250metres or so at the Berm end 1 degree over 250m horizontal gives a vertical rise of 4.3m which is apparently in the ball park of the height of the Berm In comparison MEL 16/34 runway has...