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"Some Hit Their Heads On Overhead Cabins": Singapore Air Fliers Share Horror
Many passengers on a Singapore Airlines flight hit by heavy turbulence which left dozens injured and one dead from a suspected heart attack finally reached Singapore on Wednesday morning.
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"He Didn't Wait For Wheelchair": Air India On 80-Year-Old Passenger's Death At Airport
An 80-year-old man collapsed and died at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport as he walked from the aircraft to the terminal instead of waiting for a wheelchair.
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Passenger Dies On Lagos-Mumbai Flight Due To "Natural Causes": Air India
A passenger who was travelling from Lagos to Mumbai in an Air India flight allegedly passed away due to natural causes on Sunday, Air India official said.
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Delhi: Air Passengers Without COVID-19 Symptoms Won't Be Quarantined
The Delhi government on Sunday directed private hospitals and nursing homes with 50 beds or more to reserve 20 per cent of their total capacity for COVID-19 patients as the number of infections climbed to 13,418 with 508 new cases in a day in the national capital, while the death count rose to 261.
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On "Vande Bharat" Day 4, Over 1,500 Indians To Be Brought Back: Top 10
Over 1,500 Indian nationals stranded abroad by the coronavirus lockdown are expected to be repatriated on Sunday, the fourth day of a mammoth operation by the government that involves sending commercial passenger jets and Indian Navy warships to over a dozen countries. Billed as India's largest peacetime repatriation exercise, national carrier Air ...
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Coronavirus Crisis: Airplane Makers Boeing, Airbus Take Production Hit Amid Tight Supply
Moody's cut its outlook for the aerospace and defence industry to negative from stable and warned that even when markets recover, the damaged balance sheets of most airlines would hurt demand for new aircraft.
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"All Those Who Helped Us Through This Difficult Situation": India Evacuates 211 Students From Italy In Air India Flight
A special Air India aircraft carrying 220 passengers, which included211 Indian students and seven compassionate cases, who were stuck in Italy after flights were cancelled due to the coronavirus, outbreak landed in Delhi this morning.
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Dutch Airline Apologises After Staff's Coronavirus Toilet Note Sparks Outrage
KLM, the Dutch arm of Air France KLM, offered a public apology on Friday after a crew member sparked online outrage by posting a sign in Korean saying passengers on a recent flight were not allowed to use a toilet because of the new coronavirus.
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Passengers From Singapore, Thailand To Be Screened For Coronavirus At Mumbai Airport
Air passengers arriving in Mumbai from Singapore and Thailand are also being screened now, besides China, for the coronavirus infection, a Maharashtra government official said on Monday.
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Man Traveling From Colombia Ingested 246 Bags Of Cocaine, Died Midflight
The man, identified only as Udo N., 42, began suffering seizures Friday on the flight, prompting an emergency landing in Hermosillo, a city in Sonora, Mexico, authorities said.
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This Bus Combats Pollution As It Moves
The filter is fitted on the roof of the bus and is made in an "engine barrier-type filter construction" which is designed for particle removal efficiency without impacting the passengers or their travel.Air pollution causes an estimated 40,000 early deaths in the UK every year, due to which a clean air strategy has been launched by the government.
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Family Of Pilot, Who Flew Doomed Lion Air Plane, Wishing For Good News
The death of Bhavye Suneja, the pilot of the Indonesian Lion Air Boeing plane that crashed on Monday killing 189 passengers on board, is hard to sink in for his family living in east Delhi's Mayur Vihar.
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Pilot From Delhi, 31, Was Flying Indonesian Plane That Crashed Into Sea
The pilot of an Indonesian plane that crashed into the sea minutes after taking off from Jakarta was Indian. Bhavye Suneja from Delhi had joined Indonesian carrier Lion Air seven years ago.
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Egypt Hijacking Without Passenger Deaths Fits Post-9/11 Pattern
The casualty-free conclusion to the hijacking of an EgyptAir jetliner Tuesday is typical of such incidents since security was tightened after the 9/11 attacks on the U.S., with most would-be hostage takers now proving to be unarmed.
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Flyers To Get Higher Compensation As Amended Legislation Comes Into Force
Air passengers will now get higher compensation that could amount up to Rs 1 crore in the event of death, injury, loss of baggage or inordinate delay in flights, with an amended legislation coming into force.
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"Some Hit Their Heads On Overhead Cabins": Singapore Air Fliers Share Horror
Many passengers on a Singapore Airlines flight hit by heavy turbulence which left dozens injured and one dead from a suspected heart attack finally reached Singapore on Wednesday morning.
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"He Didn't Wait For Wheelchair": Air India On 80-Year-Old Passenger's Death At Airport
An 80-year-old man collapsed and died at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport as he walked from the aircraft to the terminal instead of waiting for a wheelchair.
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Passenger Dies On Lagos-Mumbai Flight Due To "Natural Causes": Air India
A passenger who was travelling from Lagos to Mumbai in an Air India flight allegedly passed away due to natural causes on Sunday, Air India official said.
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Delhi: Air Passengers Without COVID-19 Symptoms Won't Be Quarantined
The Delhi government on Sunday directed private hospitals and nursing homes with 50 beds or more to reserve 20 per cent of their total capacity for COVID-19 patients as the number of infections climbed to 13,418 with 508 new cases in a day in the national capital, while the death count rose to 261.
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On "Vande Bharat" Day 4, Over 1,500 Indians To Be Brought Back: Top 10
Over 1,500 Indian nationals stranded abroad by the coronavirus lockdown are expected to be repatriated on Sunday, the fourth day of a mammoth operation by the government that involves sending commercial passenger jets and Indian Navy warships to over a dozen countries. Billed as India's largest peacetime repatriation exercise, national carrier Air ...
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Coronavirus Crisis: Airplane Makers Boeing, Airbus Take Production Hit Amid Tight Supply
Moody's cut its outlook for the aerospace and defence industry to negative from stable and warned that even when markets recover, the damaged balance sheets of most airlines would hurt demand for new aircraft.
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"All Those Who Helped Us Through This Difficult Situation": India Evacuates 211 Students From Italy In Air India Flight
A special Air India aircraft carrying 220 passengers, which included211 Indian students and seven compassionate cases, who were stuck in Italy after flights were cancelled due to the coronavirus, outbreak landed in Delhi this morning.
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Dutch Airline Apologises After Staff's Coronavirus Toilet Note Sparks Outrage
KLM, the Dutch arm of Air France KLM, offered a public apology on Friday after a crew member sparked online outrage by posting a sign in Korean saying passengers on a recent flight were not allowed to use a toilet because of the new coronavirus.
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Passengers From Singapore, Thailand To Be Screened For Coronavirus At Mumbai Airport
Air passengers arriving in Mumbai from Singapore and Thailand are also being screened now, besides China, for the coronavirus infection, a Maharashtra government official said on Monday.
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Man Traveling From Colombia Ingested 246 Bags Of Cocaine, Died Midflight
The man, identified only as Udo N., 42, began suffering seizures Friday on the flight, prompting an emergency landing in Hermosillo, a city in Sonora, Mexico, authorities said.
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This Bus Combats Pollution As It Moves
The filter is fitted on the roof of the bus and is made in an "engine barrier-type filter construction" which is designed for particle removal efficiency without impacting the passengers or their travel.Air pollution causes an estimated 40,000 early deaths in the UK every year, due to which a clean air strategy has been launched by the government.
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Family Of Pilot, Who Flew Doomed Lion Air Plane, Wishing For Good News
The death of Bhavye Suneja, the pilot of the Indonesian Lion Air Boeing plane that crashed on Monday killing 189 passengers on board, is hard to sink in for his family living in east Delhi's Mayur Vihar.
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Pilot From Delhi, 31, Was Flying Indonesian Plane That Crashed Into Sea
The pilot of an Indonesian plane that crashed into the sea minutes after taking off from Jakarta was Indian. Bhavye Suneja from Delhi had joined Indonesian carrier Lion Air seven years ago.
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Egypt Hijacking Without Passenger Deaths Fits Post-9/11 Pattern
The casualty-free conclusion to the hijacking of an EgyptAir jetliner Tuesday is typical of such incidents since security was tightened after the 9/11 attacks on the U.S., with most would-be hostage takers now proving to be unarmed.
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Flyers To Get Higher Compensation As Amended Legislation Comes Into Force
Air passengers will now get higher compensation that could amount up to Rs 1 crore in the event of death, injury, loss of baggage or inordinate delay in flights, with an amended legislation coming into force.
