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DELFT BLUE TILES The traditional Dutch ceramic style - more usually portraying scenes of windmills - is making a 21st century comeback, courtesy of KLM. In an initiative called "Tile & Inspire", it plans to decorate one of its Boeing 777-200 twinjets with a plastic wrap comprised of 30 x 30cm (12 x 12in)tiles, the designs of which will chosen from submissions from Facebook users, along with an "inspirational message" in one of 10 different languages.
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PLYMOUTH The owners of the UK's regional Plymouth City airport are to close the loss-making facility by the end of this year. Sutton Harbour Holdings, which also recently disposed of its regional airline Air Southwest, confirms the decision. "Plymouth City airport has been loss-making for a lengthy period of time and the board has concluded there is no realistic prospect of trade improving in the near future," it says. Air Southwest operates from Plymouth.
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