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2 Air Asia Pilots Suspended For Damaging Aircraft Wing: Aviation Watchdog
Aviation regulator DGCA has suspended flying licences of two pilots of AirAsia India for violating procedures that caused damage to the wing sharklet of an aircraft, according to a senior official.
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Tata Trusts Managing Trustee R Venkataramanan Resigns
R Venkataramanan was subject of investigation by the CBI last year for allegedly trying to manipulate government policies through corrupt means to get an international licence for AirAsia India.
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CBI Questions Businessman Sunil Kapur In Air Asia Probe
The CBI today questioned Sunil Kapur, owner of Travel Food Services, in connection with its probe into alleged lobbying by AirAsia while trying to get international flying licences by manipulating policies and violation of foreign investment norms, officials said.
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Subramanian Swamy Moves High Court For Suspension Of AirAsia Licence
BJP leader Subramanian Swamy on Wednesday moved the Delhi High Court seeking "immediate suspension" of flying licence granted to airline AirAsia India alleging that it had obtained it through "fraud".
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5/20 Norm: Government to Decide on Ratan Tata's Suggestion at 'Right' Time
A day after industrialist Ratan Tata accused older airlines of lobbying to retain the rule allowing overseas flights by Indian carriers, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma on Monday said the government would take a call on such issues at the right time.
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Ratan Tata Accuses Older Airlines of 'Monopoly'; SpiceJet Hits Back
Hitting out at older carriers, top industrialist Ratan Tata on Sunday accused them of lobbying and using "monopolistic pressures" to retain "preferential treatment" under the controversial '5/20' rule that restricts overseas flying by new airlines.
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Indonesia Queries AirAsia Licence, as Large Objects Found Underwater
Ships searching for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet that crashed with 162 people on-board have pinpointed two "big objects" on the sea floor, the head of Indonesia's search and rescue agency said today.
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AirAsia Licence: Subramanian Swamy Moves Election Commission
Swamy alleged that the grant of the flying licence was a "violation" and that it had been done disregarding his complaint to the Election Commission.
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AirAsia Set for Takeoff in India, Gets Licence to Fly
AirAsia India, the joint venture between AirAsia and Tata Group, is closer to starting its operations in India. The aviation regulator today issued air operator permit to the airline.
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DGCA examining AirAsia India's application for flying permit
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation had set up a three-member committee to examine the objections raised against the proposal to grant Air Operators Permit (AOP) or flying licence, to the no-frill airline launched by Malaysian carrier AirAsia, Tata Sons and Telstra Tradeplace.
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2 Air Asia Pilots Suspended For Damaging Aircraft Wing: Aviation Watchdog
Aviation regulator DGCA has suspended flying licences of two pilots of AirAsia India for violating procedures that caused damage to the wing sharklet of an aircraft, according to a senior official.
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Tata Trusts Managing Trustee R Venkataramanan Resigns
R Venkataramanan was subject of investigation by the CBI last year for allegedly trying to manipulate government policies through corrupt means to get an international licence for AirAsia India.
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CBI Questions Businessman Sunil Kapur In Air Asia Probe
The CBI today questioned Sunil Kapur, owner of Travel Food Services, in connection with its probe into alleged lobbying by AirAsia while trying to get international flying licences by manipulating policies and violation of foreign investment norms, officials said.
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Subramanian Swamy Moves High Court For Suspension Of AirAsia Licence
BJP leader Subramanian Swamy on Wednesday moved the Delhi High Court seeking "immediate suspension" of flying licence granted to airline AirAsia India alleging that it had obtained it through "fraud".
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5/20 Norm: Government to Decide on Ratan Tata's Suggestion at 'Right' Time
A day after industrialist Ratan Tata accused older airlines of lobbying to retain the rule allowing overseas flights by Indian carriers, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma on Monday said the government would take a call on such issues at the right time.
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Ratan Tata Accuses Older Airlines of 'Monopoly'; SpiceJet Hits Back
Hitting out at older carriers, top industrialist Ratan Tata on Sunday accused them of lobbying and using "monopolistic pressures" to retain "preferential treatment" under the controversial '5/20' rule that restricts overseas flying by new airlines.
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Indonesia Queries AirAsia Licence, as Large Objects Found Underwater
Ships searching for the wreck of an AirAsia passenger jet that crashed with 162 people on-board have pinpointed two "big objects" on the sea floor, the head of Indonesia's search and rescue agency said today.
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AirAsia Licence: Subramanian Swamy Moves Election Commission
Swamy alleged that the grant of the flying licence was a "violation" and that it had been done disregarding his complaint to the Election Commission.
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AirAsia Set for Takeoff in India, Gets Licence to Fly
AirAsia India, the joint venture between AirAsia and Tata Group, is closer to starting its operations in India. The aviation regulator today issued air operator permit to the airline.
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DGCA examining AirAsia India's application for flying permit
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation had set up a three-member committee to examine the objections raised against the proposal to grant Air Operators Permit (AOP) or flying licence, to the no-frill airline launched by Malaysian carrier AirAsia, Tata Sons and Telstra Tradeplace.
