IndiGo Airlines, a major Indian low-cost carrier, has introduced a feature allowing female travelers to see where other women are seated during online check-in. This initiative, aimed at enhancing comfort for solo female passengers and families, aligns with IndiGo’s “#GirlPower ethos.” Although the airline didn't explicitly state the reason, it follows global concerns about in-flight assaults, predominantly against women and children. In the U.S., the FBI reported 96 in-flight sexual assault cases in 2023, highlighting the prevalence of such incidents and the need for preventive measures.
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458 words · 153 secSmall Boat Crossings Hit 2026 High as 781 Arrive in a Day
Small boat crossings to the UK reached a 2026 daily high on Wednesday, with 781 people arriving aboard 10 vessels, according to Home Office figures. Despite the surge, 18,565 crossings have been recorded so far this yea…
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