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Japan Airport Runway Shut After US Cargo Plane Makes Emergency Landing
One of the two runways at Japan's Narita Airport was closed on Tuesday after an American cargo plane made an emergency landing due to an issue with its hydraulic system, officials said.
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Amid Fears Of Israel-Iran War, Air India's Latest Message For Fliers
Air India will not run flights to and from Tel Aviv amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, the airlines said.
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AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes Takes Singapore Airlines Flight. Here's Why
AirAsia Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes recently travelled on Singapore Airlines because his own planes were sold out.
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"Unbearable 10 Years": Chinese Families Of Missing MH370 Plane Call For Fresh Probe
Relatives of dozens of Chinese passengers who died when a Malaysia Airlines plane disappeared almost 10 years ago called Monday for a new investigation, as a Beijing court began hearing their fresh appeal for compensation.
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AirAsia CEO Sits Shirtless In Management Meeting While Getting A Massage, Draws Criticism
"Got to love Indonesia and AirAsia culture that I can have a massage and do a management meeting," Mr Fernandes wrote in the caption.
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The Air India Disinvestment Saga: A Primer
On September 15, Tata Sons and SpiceJet Chairman Ajay Singh officially submitted their final bids to buy India's flag carrier Air India, raising hopes that the disinvestment process of the loss-making airline will be completed in this financial year. Besides 100 per cent stake in the national airline, the potential buyer will get Air India's 100 pe...
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Four Major Domestic Airlines' Dues To Airports Authority More Than Doubled In February-July
Dues of four major domestic airlines -- IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir and AirAsia India -- to the Airports Authority of India more than doubled between February and July, senior officials said.
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Chartered Flight Arranged By Law School Grads Brings Jharkhand Migrants Home From Mumbai
The Air Asia flight carrying 169 migrant workers and five children left the western metropolis at 6.25 am and reached Ranchi, the Jharkhand capital, around 8.25 am, an airline spokesperson said.
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India To Launch World's Largest Evacuation On Thursday: 10-Point Guide
Hundreds of thousands of Indians stranded abroad because of the coronavirus crisis will be brought back by air and by sea from Thursday in the world's largest evacuation mission. More than 3 lakh Indians have requested a flight home. Those taking the special flights will be charged around Rs 50,000 from Europe and Rs 1 lakh from the US. Naval warsh...
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AirAsia's Tony Fernandes Denies Airbus Bribe Involving His Former F1 Team
AirAsia Group Berhad's Tony Fernandes on Tuesday denied a now-defunct Formula 1 racing team formerly co-owned by him had any links to a bribery scandal involving the Malaysian airline's only plane supplier, Airbus SE.
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ED Summons AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes, Other Executives In Money Laundering Case
The officials said while Mr Fernandes has been summoned on January 20, a few others from the airline's current and past management have also been asked to depose before it for questioning in the following days. The executives have also been asked to bring certain case-related documents when they appear before the ED so that the probe into the ca...
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Unusual Fog At Chennai Airport Leads To Flight Delays
Chennai fog: The flight diversion took place on Spice Jet, Go Air, Air India, Air Asia, Emirates, Vistara and Indigo. The airlines also updated the passengers about the flight delays and also apologised to the disgruntled passengers.
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Asian Airlines Cancel Several Flights To Hong Kong As Protests Escalate
On Sunday, Airport Authority Hong Kong reported an October decline of 13% in passengers and 6.1% in the number of inbound and outbound flights - the steepest falls since the unrest began.
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Emergency Declared In Kolkata Airport After Threat Call; Services Resume
The Kolkata airport declared emergency for over an hour on Sunday after a threat call was received for a Kolkata-bound flight at the airline's office in Bengaluru airport, an official said.
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Number Of Airline Passengers Could Double To 8.2 Billion In 2037: IATA
Airline passenger numbers could double to 8.2 billion in 2037, bolstered by strong demand in Asia, but global protectionism risks curtailing growth, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in a 20-year forecast on Wednesday.
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Japan Airport Runway Shut After US Cargo Plane Makes Emergency Landing
One of the two runways at Japan's Narita Airport was closed on Tuesday after an American cargo plane made an emergency landing due to an issue with its hydraulic system, officials said.
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Amid Fears Of Israel-Iran War, Air India's Latest Message For Fliers
Air India will not run flights to and from Tel Aviv amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, the airlines said.
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AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes Takes Singapore Airlines Flight. Here's Why
AirAsia Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes recently travelled on Singapore Airlines because his own planes were sold out.
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"Unbearable 10 Years": Chinese Families Of Missing MH370 Plane Call For Fresh Probe
Relatives of dozens of Chinese passengers who died when a Malaysia Airlines plane disappeared almost 10 years ago called Monday for a new investigation, as a Beijing court began hearing their fresh appeal for compensation.
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AirAsia CEO Sits Shirtless In Management Meeting While Getting A Massage, Draws Criticism
"Got to love Indonesia and AirAsia culture that I can have a massage and do a management meeting," Mr Fernandes wrote in the caption.
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The Air India Disinvestment Saga: A Primer
On September 15, Tata Sons and SpiceJet Chairman Ajay Singh officially submitted their final bids to buy India's flag carrier Air India, raising hopes that the disinvestment process of the loss-making airline will be completed in this financial year. Besides 100 per cent stake in the national airline, the potential buyer will get Air India's 100 pe...
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Four Major Domestic Airlines' Dues To Airports Authority More Than Doubled In February-July
Dues of four major domestic airlines -- IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir and AirAsia India -- to the Airports Authority of India more than doubled between February and July, senior officials said.
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Chartered Flight Arranged By Law School Grads Brings Jharkhand Migrants Home From Mumbai
The Air Asia flight carrying 169 migrant workers and five children left the western metropolis at 6.25 am and reached Ranchi, the Jharkhand capital, around 8.25 am, an airline spokesperson said.
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India To Launch World's Largest Evacuation On Thursday: 10-Point Guide
Hundreds of thousands of Indians stranded abroad because of the coronavirus crisis will be brought back by air and by sea from Thursday in the world's largest evacuation mission. More than 3 lakh Indians have requested a flight home. Those taking the special flights will be charged around Rs 50,000 from Europe and Rs 1 lakh from the US. Naval warsh...
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AirAsia's Tony Fernandes Denies Airbus Bribe Involving His Former F1 Team
AirAsia Group Berhad's Tony Fernandes on Tuesday denied a now-defunct Formula 1 racing team formerly co-owned by him had any links to a bribery scandal involving the Malaysian airline's only plane supplier, Airbus SE.
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ED Summons AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes, Other Executives In Money Laundering Case
The officials said while Mr Fernandes has been summoned on January 20, a few others from the airline's current and past management have also been asked to depose before it for questioning in the following days. The executives have also been asked to bring certain case-related documents when they appear before the ED so that the probe into the ca...
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Unusual Fog At Chennai Airport Leads To Flight Delays
Chennai fog: The flight diversion took place on Spice Jet, Go Air, Air India, Air Asia, Emirates, Vistara and Indigo. The airlines also updated the passengers about the flight delays and also apologised to the disgruntled passengers.
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Asian Airlines Cancel Several Flights To Hong Kong As Protests Escalate
On Sunday, Airport Authority Hong Kong reported an October decline of 13% in passengers and 6.1% in the number of inbound and outbound flights - the steepest falls since the unrest began.
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Emergency Declared In Kolkata Airport After Threat Call; Services Resume
The Kolkata airport declared emergency for over an hour on Sunday after a threat call was received for a Kolkata-bound flight at the airline's office in Bengaluru airport, an official said.
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Number Of Airline Passengers Could Double To 8.2 Billion In 2037: IATA
Airline passenger numbers could double to 8.2 billion in 2037, bolstered by strong demand in Asia, but global protectionism risks curtailing growth, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in a 20-year forecast on Wednesday.
