Normality Appears To Be...

Good news has finally come today as a decision was finally made at 10pm last night, 20th April 2010, by airlines and the National Air Travel Services (NATS) to lift the blanket ban on the airspace above Britain. Our advice to all passengers stuck abroad is to contact the airlines locally...

To All Clients Affected...

The latest update as of 3pm on Tuesday 20th April is that the majority flights from UK airports are cancelled until further notice. For our passengers who are due to depart in the next few days – we have to wait until flights are cancelled by the airlines in order to avoid...

We Are Doing Everything...

Turquoise have kept the offices open all weekend working frantically to help our clients who are both stuck at home and abroad. We have been (and still are) calling all affected passengers and if they are stuck abroad we have been helping them confirm extra accommodation and sorting out...

Volcanic Ash Grounding ...

A volcanic eruption in Iceland has led to a cloud of ash floating over British airspace. This has led to the gounding of many planes, particularly in the North making it difficult for people to get home to England after the Easter break. For more information see the Times website...

Maldives For The Family

Once thought to be the perfect honeymoon destination (and of course it still is!), it is now becoming increasingly more available to families. Kick started by the new direct flight to the Maldives on BA, the 5 star hotels have now started to add kids clubs to their facilities meaning that...

BA Strikes Again.

Although the enthusiasm from the BA staff for strike action has declined since the December strikes, the ballot was still successful and another strike is now imminent. On the posititve side, there is no plan to strike over the Easter period, however there is still uncertainty as to...