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Travelers With Luggage Walking Along Street
Three men and one woman pull suitcases and wear backpacks while crossing a street in Gauting, Starnberg, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, on April 27, 2025. The group heads toward or from a transit location, passing by a hair salon. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Regensburg Main Station
A traveler with luggage sits on a bench beside a red Regio DB train while a pigeon crosses the platform at Regensburg Hauptbahnhof (Central Station), operated by Deutsche Bahn, in Regensburg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, on April 19, 2025. The platform is part of the regional rail network, connecting commuters and tourists across southeastern Germany (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto). -
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Travelers At A Baggage Carousel At Munich Airport
Passengers wait at a baggage carousel in the arrivals area of Munich Airport in Munich, Germany, on April 8, 2025. Travelers stand with luggage carts and suitcases, while a man crouches on the floor near the conveyor belt. (Photo by Michael Nguyen) -
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Travelers At A Baggage Carousel At Munich Airport
Passengers wait for luggage at a baggage claim carousel inside Munich Airport in Munich, Germany, on April 8, 2025. One traveler stands beside a luggage cart while others gather near the conveyor belt. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Munich
Pedestrians, cyclists, and travelers move through the historic Sendlinger Tor gate, one of Munich's remaining medieval city gates, in Munich, Germany, on April 11, 2025. The red brick arch connects the southern entrance of the old town with modern shopping and transit areas. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Phu Quoc International Airport
Passengers and airline crew stand outside the arrivals area at Phu Quoc International Airport in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 5, 2025. The scene includes people with luggage carts and visible brand signage under the airport canopy. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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International Airport Phu Quoc On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
Passengers retrieve luggage at the baggage claim area under Japanese and French welcome signs at Phu Quoc International Airport in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2025. Several luggage carts and a family group are visible as travelers arrive on the island. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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International Airport Phu Quoc On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
Passengers sit near the Lost and Found counter below a large tourism advertisement for Sun Paradise Land at Phu Quoc International Airport in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2025. The area features seating, luggage, and promotional signage welcoming travelers to the island. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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International Airport Phu Quoc On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
Travelers walk past the baggage claim area at Phu Quoc International Airport in Phu Quoc, Vietnam, on April 3, 2025. The terminal features welcome signs in multiple languages and a central tourist information display with a map of the island. (Photo by Michael Nguyen) -
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Early Morning At Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Ho Chi Minh City
A tour group queues at the VietJet Air check-in area for a flight to Phu Quoc Island at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on April 3, 2025. A group leader holding a flag guides the travelers as they prepare for departure in the domestic terminal. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Christmas tree made of spent ammunition in Kyiv
KYIV, UKRAINE - JANUARY 3, 2025 - People walk past the Christmas tree made of spent ammunition collected in the Zaporizhzhia direction in November 2023 that is displayed outside a coffee shop in Yaroslaviv Val Street, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Aftermath of Russian missile attack in Kyiv
KYIV, UKRAINE - DECEMBER 20, 2024 - A woman pulls a suitcase along the street in the Holosiivskyi district covered with debris after a Russian missile attack, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. On Friday morning, December 20, Russian forces attacked Kyiv allegedly with Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles from MiG-31K aircraft and Iskander/KN-23 ballistic missiles. One person was killed and at least 12 people were injured. (Serhii Chuzavkov/Ukrinform / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Aftermath of Russian missile attack in Kyiv
KYIV, UKRAINE - DECEMBER 20, 2024 - A woman with a suitcase stands in the street in the Holosiivskyi district damaged by a Russian missile attack, Kyiv, capital of Ukraine. On Friday morning, December 20, Russian forces attacked Kyiv allegedly with Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles from MiG-31K aircraft and Iskander/KN-23 ballistic missiles. One person was killed and at least 12 people were injured. (Serhii Chuzavkov/Ukrinform / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Barcelona - Low-cost airlines fined in Spain
Spain fines the main low-cost airlines operating in the country 170 million euros, with the primary target being the Irish carrier Ryanair, for charging an additional fee for carrying a suitcase.
España sanciona con 170 millones de euros de multa a las principales aerolÃneas de bajo coste que operan en el paÃs, siendo la principal afectada la irlandesa Ryanair, por el hecho de cobrar un coste extra por llevar una maleta.
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Friday, November, 22, 2024 (Photo by Eric Renom/LaPresse)
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Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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DUKAS_176956984_BES
Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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Samsonite propulse sa nouvelle valise depuis l'Espace
Picture MUST credit: Samsonite Travel gear maker Samsonite has taken one of its products to new heights — by dropping it back down to Earth from space. The US premium luggage firm took its new Proxis suitcase 40 km to the edge of space in collaboration with UK firm space launch company Sent Into Space. The Proxis features Samsonite's Roxkin outer shell, renowned for its lightness and strength. A cabin case weighing just over 2kg was selected for the mission. The launch , using a giant stratospheric hydrogen-filled balloon, was held just outside Las Vegas, Nevada at a secure launch site in the Mojave Desert. The one-of-a-kind spacecraft, designed by Sent Into Space engineers, was equipped with a flight computer with satellite and radio communications systems that allowed the team on the ground to track the craft's position in real-time and recover it swiftly on its return to Earth. A self-deploying parachute system brought the craft down at a safe and controlled speed, while a fleet of 360° and 4K camera systems documented the journey. The Proxis suitcase landed completely intact and, according to Samsonite, “without a single scratch.” Picture supplied by JLPPA
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