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Malahat SkyWalk, Vancouver Island, British Columbia. 
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Traveller Awards: 10 of the greatest innovations in travel

From a cutting-edge airline cabin to a trailblazing way to experience the outback, these new experiences are the ones you’ll want.

  • by Traveller team
Samsung.

Qantas bans passengers from charging new Samsung Galaxy Note7 phones on flights

Qantas is banning passengers charging the new Samsung Galaxy Note7 on all flights because of fears devices with faulty batteries could catch fire.

  • by Latika Bourke
The reason the iPad's story didn't end with its disappearance is a location tracking feature on Apple devices called Find My iPhone, which can be used to pinpoint any lost or stolen Apple device, including iPads and Macs.

Banker's lost iPad takes its own (trackable) holidays

Updates on missing iPad gain cult following as its travels include Elvis's Gracelands mansion.

  • by Nick Wingfield
Airly co-founders, from left, Ivan Vysotskiy, Alexander Robinson and Luke Hampshire, are seeking funding for the private jet service.

All you can fly start-up Airly aims for third quarter launch

Airly hopes to start flying between Sydney and Melbourne by the end of September.

  • by Jamie Freed
A worker stands in front of the Airlander 10 hybrid airship.

Airlander 10, world's longest aircraft, ready for flight

The world's longest aircraft, an airship, will make its maiden flight in the northern hemisphere spring, British manufacturer Hybrid Air Vehicles says.

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