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·November 14, 2023

Many Airlines Say Bah-Humbug To Christmas Crackers This Year

Out of the 26 carriers checked, 15 airlines have put the Christmas crackers on the ‘no-fly list’.

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Many Airlines Say Bah-Humbug To Christmas Crackers This Year

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