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Air India Places Order For 100 Aircraft, All To France's Airbus
The phenomenal pace of Indian aviation is reflected not only in the growing number of passengers flown, but also by the order book of the three big airlines - IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air.
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Paris Airport Shuts Runways In Search For Pet Dog On The Run For A Week
Two runways were closed at Paris Charles-de-Gaulle airport Tuesday as officials tried to capture a dog a week after it escaped from an aircraft, Air France and airport sources said.
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Air France Plane Flies Over Iraq During Iranian Attack On Israel, Probe On
Air France said on Wednesday it had opened an internal investigation after one of its planes flew over Iraq on October 1 during an Iranian missile attack on Israel.
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Gisele Pelicot: The New French Feminist Icon In Landmark Rape Trial
Chants of several women hailing Gisele Pelicot as the emerging feminist icon filled the air as the 72-year-old walked into a courtroom for her mass rape trial in Avignon, France.
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Indian Navy's P8i Poseidon Aircraft Reaches France, 1st-Ever Deployment In Europe
In a first-ever such deployment by India in Europe, an Indian Navy P8i aircraft has landed in France at the Air Base 125 Istres-Le Tube.
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Air Force's 1st Multi-Country Air Exercise In Decades Underway In Tamil Nadu
Tarang Shakti, the IAF organised multinational exercise that will see the participation of air force units including from Germany and France got underway on Tuesday
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Air France, Transavia Extend Beirut Flight Suspension Amid Mideast Tensions
The resumption of flights to Lebanon's capital, which have been halted since July 29, "will be subject to a new assessment of the local situation," the airline told AFP.
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'Agent Sadness', Poisoned Toothpaste: Inside Mossad's High Profile Kill Op
Wadie Haddad, the chief of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, was involved in several high-profile attacks, including the 1976 hijacking of an Air France plane, known as the Entebbe Hijacking.
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Air France, Transavia Halt Beirut Flights Until Tuesday Over Security Concerns
Flights to Beirut by Air France and low-cost carrier Transavia France will remain suspended until at least Tuesday due to "security" concerns in the region, parent company Air France-KLM said.
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Argentina Apologizes To France In Football-Chant Row
Buenos Aires apologized to France after Argentina's vice president called the European country "colonialist" and its people "hypocrites" in an argument over alleged racist chants by Argentine footballers
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Kylian Mbappe Breaks Nose In France Euro 2024 Win
Kylian Mbappe's head violently collided with the shoulder of Austrian defender Kevin Danso as they competed for the ball in the air late in the Group D opener in Duesseldorf.
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New Caledonia Airport Shut Off Till June 3 Amid Political Unrest
New Caledonia's main international airport will remain closed until at least Monday, the local air carrier said, more than two weeks after the French Pacific territory's hub was shut due to deadly unrest.
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French Airlines Cancel 70% Of Flights At Paris Airport Amid Mass Strike
The French civil aviation authority has ordered airlines to cancel 70 percent of flights at Paris Orly airport on Saturday and Sunday because of a strike by air traffic controllers.
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Thousands Of Flights Cancelled As French Air Traffic Controllers Strike
Thousands of flights were cancelled in France and Europe on Thursday as a strike by French air traffic controllers over pay caused stoppages not seen in decades.
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Blog | The Majestic 'Merlin': How An Engine Helped Britain Win World War 2
Like all Rolls-Royce aero engines, the 'Merlin' was named after a bird of prey. But it also evoked the spirit of King Arthur's famous wizard. To the pilots who relied on it, the Merlin seemed magical.
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Air India Places Order For 100 Aircraft, All To France's Airbus
The phenomenal pace of Indian aviation is reflected not only in the growing number of passengers flown, but also by the order book of the three big airlines - IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air.
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Paris Airport Shuts Runways In Search For Pet Dog On The Run For A Week
Two runways were closed at Paris Charles-de-Gaulle airport Tuesday as officials tried to capture a dog a week after it escaped from an aircraft, Air France and airport sources said.
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Air France Plane Flies Over Iraq During Iranian Attack On Israel, Probe On
Air France said on Wednesday it had opened an internal investigation after one of its planes flew over Iraq on October 1 during an Iranian missile attack on Israel.
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Gisele Pelicot: The New French Feminist Icon In Landmark Rape Trial
Chants of several women hailing Gisele Pelicot as the emerging feminist icon filled the air as the 72-year-old walked into a courtroom for her mass rape trial in Avignon, France.
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Indian Navy's P8i Poseidon Aircraft Reaches France, 1st-Ever Deployment In Europe
In a first-ever such deployment by India in Europe, an Indian Navy P8i aircraft has landed in France at the Air Base 125 Istres-Le Tube.
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Air Force's 1st Multi-Country Air Exercise In Decades Underway In Tamil Nadu
Tarang Shakti, the IAF organised multinational exercise that will see the participation of air force units including from Germany and France got underway on Tuesday
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Air France, Transavia Extend Beirut Flight Suspension Amid Mideast Tensions
The resumption of flights to Lebanon's capital, which have been halted since July 29, "will be subject to a new assessment of the local situation," the airline told AFP.
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'Agent Sadness', Poisoned Toothpaste: Inside Mossad's High Profile Kill Op
Wadie Haddad, the chief of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, was involved in several high-profile attacks, including the 1976 hijacking of an Air France plane, known as the Entebbe Hijacking.
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Air France, Transavia Halt Beirut Flights Until Tuesday Over Security Concerns
Flights to Beirut by Air France and low-cost carrier Transavia France will remain suspended until at least Tuesday due to "security" concerns in the region, parent company Air France-KLM said.
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Argentina Apologizes To France In Football-Chant Row
Buenos Aires apologized to France after Argentina's vice president called the European country "colonialist" and its people "hypocrites" in an argument over alleged racist chants by Argentine footballers
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Kylian Mbappe Breaks Nose In France Euro 2024 Win
Kylian Mbappe's head violently collided with the shoulder of Austrian defender Kevin Danso as they competed for the ball in the air late in the Group D opener in Duesseldorf.
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New Caledonia Airport Shut Off Till June 3 Amid Political Unrest
New Caledonia's main international airport will remain closed until at least Monday, the local air carrier said, more than two weeks after the French Pacific territory's hub was shut due to deadly unrest.
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French Airlines Cancel 70% Of Flights At Paris Airport Amid Mass Strike
The French civil aviation authority has ordered airlines to cancel 70 percent of flights at Paris Orly airport on Saturday and Sunday because of a strike by air traffic controllers.
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Thousands Of Flights Cancelled As French Air Traffic Controllers Strike
Thousands of flights were cancelled in France and Europe on Thursday as a strike by French air traffic controllers over pay caused stoppages not seen in decades.
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Blog | The Majestic 'Merlin': How An Engine Helped Britain Win World War 2
Like all Rolls-Royce aero engines, the 'Merlin' was named after a bird of prey. But it also evoked the spirit of King Arthur's famous wizard. To the pilots who relied on it, the Merlin seemed magical.
