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US State Department Approves Sale Of KC-46 Air Refuelers To Israel
The US Department of Defense announced Tuesday approval to sell new KC-46 Pegasus aerial refuelling aircraft to its staunch Middle East ally Israel.
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Aviation Regulator DGCA Suspends Air Carnival's Flying Permit
The order for suspension of the flying licence of Air Carnival was issued earlier this month, a DGCA official said.
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Air Costa Stops Operations; Air Pegasus Unlikely To Resume From Wednesday
Facing financial issues with the lessors, Air Costa has decided to ground its two leased aircraft, Embraer E190, which can seat over 100 passengers. The airline has only these two planes in its fleet.
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Air Pegasus Re-Commence Operations From March 1 After Investment By Flyeasy
As part of revamping the operation, Air Pegasus will induct 24 aircraft in the next four years, of which six will be this year.
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Flying Licence Of Air Pegasus Suspended
The civil aviation regulator, DGCA has suspened the flying licence of the grounded regional carrier Air Pegasus after the Bengaluru-based carrier failed to give assurance on resumption of its operations.
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DGCA Issues Show Cause Notice To Air Pegasus
DGCA has issued a show cause notice to the grounded regional carrier Air Pegasus asking why its air operator permit should not be suspended for its failure to carry out operations.
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If Feasible, Will Help Air Costa, Air Pegasus, Says Government
With financial woes forcing Air Costa and Air Pegasus to suspend their operations, the Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday said it would examine the feasibility of any assistance if there is a request from the airlines.
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Air Pegasus Cancels All Flights Due To 'Technical Glitches'
Low-cost carrier Air Pegasus cancelled all its flights on Wednesday due to technical glitches, an airline spokesman said.
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Air Pegasus Ties Up With OYO Rooms
South India's regional airline Air Pegasus has tied up with OYO Rooms, branded network of hotels, to provide easily accessible hotel accommodation for corporate travellers.
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Air Pegasus Announces New Year Sale
Regional low-cost carrier Air Pegasus has announced special offer of tickets priced at Rs1,999 for those flying into Bengaluru from its other served cities and towns in the southern states to mark Christmas and New Year.
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Air Pegasus Begins Commercial Operations
Air Pegasus, promoted by Decor Aviation Private Limited, on Sunday commenced its commercial operation with a daily to-and-fro flight to Hubballi and Thiruvananthapuram from here.
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Air Pegasus to Take to The Indian Skies This Week
Air Pegasus received its flying permit from aviation regulator DGCA or Directorate General of Civil Aviation last year.
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A New Airline in India to Take to The Skies Soon
The airline is promoted by Decor Aviation, which calls itself the largest ground handling service provider in South India.
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More New Airlines Likely to Fly in Indian Skies in Coming Months
With the government granting flying licences to four of the six companies which had sought permits for launching scheduled, private or charter air operations, several more new airlines are likely to fly in the Indian skies in the coming months.
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US State Department Approves Sale Of KC-46 Air Refuelers To Israel
The US Department of Defense announced Tuesday approval to sell new KC-46 Pegasus aerial refuelling aircraft to its staunch Middle East ally Israel.
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Aviation Regulator DGCA Suspends Air Carnival's Flying Permit
The order for suspension of the flying licence of Air Carnival was issued earlier this month, a DGCA official said.
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Air Costa Stops Operations; Air Pegasus Unlikely To Resume From Wednesday
Facing financial issues with the lessors, Air Costa has decided to ground its two leased aircraft, Embraer E190, which can seat over 100 passengers. The airline has only these two planes in its fleet.
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Air Pegasus Re-Commence Operations From March 1 After Investment By Flyeasy
As part of revamping the operation, Air Pegasus will induct 24 aircraft in the next four years, of which six will be this year.
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Flying Licence Of Air Pegasus Suspended
The civil aviation regulator, DGCA has suspened the flying licence of the grounded regional carrier Air Pegasus after the Bengaluru-based carrier failed to give assurance on resumption of its operations.
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DGCA Issues Show Cause Notice To Air Pegasus
DGCA has issued a show cause notice to the grounded regional carrier Air Pegasus asking why its air operator permit should not be suspended for its failure to carry out operations.
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If Feasible, Will Help Air Costa, Air Pegasus, Says Government
With financial woes forcing Air Costa and Air Pegasus to suspend their operations, the Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday said it would examine the feasibility of any assistance if there is a request from the airlines.
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Air Pegasus Cancels All Flights Due To 'Technical Glitches'
Low-cost carrier Air Pegasus cancelled all its flights on Wednesday due to technical glitches, an airline spokesman said.
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Air Pegasus Ties Up With OYO Rooms
South India's regional airline Air Pegasus has tied up with OYO Rooms, branded network of hotels, to provide easily accessible hotel accommodation for corporate travellers.
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Air Pegasus Announces New Year Sale
Regional low-cost carrier Air Pegasus has announced special offer of tickets priced at Rs1,999 for those flying into Bengaluru from its other served cities and towns in the southern states to mark Christmas and New Year.
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Air Pegasus Begins Commercial Operations
Air Pegasus, promoted by Decor Aviation Private Limited, on Sunday commenced its commercial operation with a daily to-and-fro flight to Hubballi and Thiruvananthapuram from here.
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Air Pegasus to Take to The Indian Skies This Week
Air Pegasus received its flying permit from aviation regulator DGCA or Directorate General of Civil Aviation last year.
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A New Airline in India to Take to The Skies Soon
The airline is promoted by Decor Aviation, which calls itself the largest ground handling service provider in South India.
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More New Airlines Likely to Fly in Indian Skies in Coming Months
With the government granting flying licences to four of the six companies which had sought permits for launching scheduled, private or charter air operations, several more new airlines are likely to fly in the Indian skies in the coming months.
