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Pay Credit Suisse $1 Million Monthly For 6 Months: Supreme Court To SpiceJet
The Supreme Court on Friday asked low cost airline SpiceJet to pay USD 1 million per month for six months to global investment bank and financial services firm Credit Suisse AG towards repayment of dues.
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Ask Air India To Roll Back 10% Pay Cut Decision: Employees To Minister
Eight employees' unions of Air India on Friday requested Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri to ask the airliner to roll back decision to cut 10 per cent salaries of its employees.
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Consumer Commission Asks Lufthansa, British Airways To Pay 65 Lakh As Relief
The complainant, a senior citizen, had suffered great mental agony and physical harassment due to re-routing and cancellation of the confirmed flights by Lufthansa German Airlines and British Airways. She was taken into custody by the Airport Police at Copenhagen (Denmark) because she was arbitrarily sent on the route, for which she did not have a ...
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Jet Gags Employees, Says "Every Newspaper Will Try And Carry Story Daily"
A day after debt-laden Jet Airways stopped its operations indefinitely, the airline asked its employees to not speak to the media about the crisis. The deep turbulence has put 20,000 jobs at stake and has left many of them seeking jobs at other airlines with pay cuts.
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Indigo Asked To Pay Rs 20,000 To Passengers For Leaving Them Behind
The basic duty of an airline towards a passenger who it has left behind is to provide meals and accommodation for overnight stay, the top consumer commission has said while asking Indigo Airlines to pay compensation to a family of four who failed to board the flight due to deficiency in service.
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Airlines Deboard Three Of Family, Asked To Pay Rs 35 Lakh As Compensation
The Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ordered two airlines to jointly pay a compensation of Rs. 35 lakh to a woman and her two minor children for the "mental agony, tension, harassment" suffered by them after being asked to de-board a Toronto-bound flight at Delhi airport last year.
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Airlines Asked To Pay Rs 35 Lakh As Compensation For Deboarding A Family
The Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Chandigarh has ordered two airlines to jointly pay a compensation of Rs 35 lakh to a woman and her two minor children for the "mental agony, tension, harassment" suffered by them after being asked to deboard a Toronto-bound flight at Delhi airport last year.
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We Abuse, Become Breaking News, Says Singer Aditya Narayan, Then Deletes
Singer Aditya Narayan recently got into a scuffle with an airline's staff at Raipur. The video of which surfaced the Internet and the singer is seen talking to the staff member in a foul language, where he's threatening to pull off the staff's pant. Reportedly, the singer-host was asked to pay a fine for carrying excess baggage and this is what lef...
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'Will Strip You': Singer Udit Narayan's Son, Aditya, Erupts At Airport
Aditya Narayan, son of Bollywood singer Udit Narayan, lost his cool and shouted at IndiGo airline officials at the Raipur airport over an altercation on excess baggage charges that he would have to pay. In the outburst captured on a mobile phone camera, Mr Narayan is heard threatening an airline official at one point, saying: "If I don't strip you,...
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Supreme Court Asks SpiceJet To Pay Rs 579 Crore To Previous Owner Kalanithi Maran
SpiceJet had earlier said that the change of ownership was effected as a rehabilitative measure to address the liability of Rs 2,000 crore incurred by the airline when it was under the management of Kalanithi Maran.
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Air India Pilots' Grouping Red Flags Pay Anomalies
The Indian Commercial Pilots' Association (ICPA) has also said the airline has not corrected the anomalies despite the Civil Aviation Ministry asking the airline to sort out the issues in January this year.
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Spicejet Asked To Pay Rs 60,000 For Losing Passenger's Luggage
The apex consumer court has asked SpiceJet airline to pay compensation and penalty of Rs 60,000 to a Tripura resident for losing his luggage in one of its flights.
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Airport Authority Asks SpiceJet to Pay Extra Rs 70 Lakh Daily to Clear Dues: Report
The government-owned Airports Authority of India (AAI) has asked SpiceJet to pay an additional Rs 70 lakh per day over and above the daily payment to clear its dues, totaling around Rs 150 crore.
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Mumbai Airport Asks SpiceJet to Pay Up: Sources
MIAL sources add that an existing concession given to the airline to continue flight operations by paying 50 per cent of their daily charges will end by January 31.
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Airports Authority Asks GoAir to Pay Dues In a Week
The AAI has issued a notice to the Wadia Group-promoted airline warning that it may be put on the "pay-as-you-fly" mode if the dues are not cleared on time.
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Pay Credit Suisse $1 Million Monthly For 6 Months: Supreme Court To SpiceJet
The Supreme Court on Friday asked low cost airline SpiceJet to pay USD 1 million per month for six months to global investment bank and financial services firm Credit Suisse AG towards repayment of dues.
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Ask Air India To Roll Back 10% Pay Cut Decision: Employees To Minister
Eight employees' unions of Air India on Friday requested Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri to ask the airliner to roll back decision to cut 10 per cent salaries of its employees.
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Consumer Commission Asks Lufthansa, British Airways To Pay 65 Lakh As Relief
The complainant, a senior citizen, had suffered great mental agony and physical harassment due to re-routing and cancellation of the confirmed flights by Lufthansa German Airlines and British Airways. She was taken into custody by the Airport Police at Copenhagen (Denmark) because she was arbitrarily sent on the route, for which she did not have a ...
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Jet Gags Employees, Says "Every Newspaper Will Try And Carry Story Daily"
A day after debt-laden Jet Airways stopped its operations indefinitely, the airline asked its employees to not speak to the media about the crisis. The deep turbulence has put 20,000 jobs at stake and has left many of them seeking jobs at other airlines with pay cuts.
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Indigo Asked To Pay Rs 20,000 To Passengers For Leaving Them Behind
The basic duty of an airline towards a passenger who it has left behind is to provide meals and accommodation for overnight stay, the top consumer commission has said while asking Indigo Airlines to pay compensation to a family of four who failed to board the flight due to deficiency in service.
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Airlines Deboard Three Of Family, Asked To Pay Rs 35 Lakh As Compensation
The Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ordered two airlines to jointly pay a compensation of Rs. 35 lakh to a woman and her two minor children for the "mental agony, tension, harassment" suffered by them after being asked to de-board a Toronto-bound flight at Delhi airport last year.
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Airlines Asked To Pay Rs 35 Lakh As Compensation For Deboarding A Family
The Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Chandigarh has ordered two airlines to jointly pay a compensation of Rs 35 lakh to a woman and her two minor children for the "mental agony, tension, harassment" suffered by them after being asked to deboard a Toronto-bound flight at Delhi airport last year.
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We Abuse, Become Breaking News, Says Singer Aditya Narayan, Then Deletes
Singer Aditya Narayan recently got into a scuffle with an airline's staff at Raipur. The video of which surfaced the Internet and the singer is seen talking to the staff member in a foul language, where he's threatening to pull off the staff's pant. Reportedly, the singer-host was asked to pay a fine for carrying excess baggage and this is what lef...
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'Will Strip You': Singer Udit Narayan's Son, Aditya, Erupts At Airport
Aditya Narayan, son of Bollywood singer Udit Narayan, lost his cool and shouted at IndiGo airline officials at the Raipur airport over an altercation on excess baggage charges that he would have to pay. In the outburst captured on a mobile phone camera, Mr Narayan is heard threatening an airline official at one point, saying: "If I don't strip you,...
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Supreme Court Asks SpiceJet To Pay Rs 579 Crore To Previous Owner Kalanithi Maran
SpiceJet had earlier said that the change of ownership was effected as a rehabilitative measure to address the liability of Rs 2,000 crore incurred by the airline when it was under the management of Kalanithi Maran.
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Air India Pilots' Grouping Red Flags Pay Anomalies
The Indian Commercial Pilots' Association (ICPA) has also said the airline has not corrected the anomalies despite the Civil Aviation Ministry asking the airline to sort out the issues in January this year.
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Spicejet Asked To Pay Rs 60,000 For Losing Passenger's Luggage
The apex consumer court has asked SpiceJet airline to pay compensation and penalty of Rs 60,000 to a Tripura resident for losing his luggage in one of its flights.
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Airport Authority Asks SpiceJet to Pay Extra Rs 70 Lakh Daily to Clear Dues: Report
The government-owned Airports Authority of India (AAI) has asked SpiceJet to pay an additional Rs 70 lakh per day over and above the daily payment to clear its dues, totaling around Rs 150 crore.
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Mumbai Airport Asks SpiceJet to Pay Up: Sources
MIAL sources add that an existing concession given to the airline to continue flight operations by paying 50 per cent of their daily charges will end by January 31.
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Airports Authority Asks GoAir to Pay Dues In a Week
The AAI has issued a notice to the Wadia Group-promoted airline warning that it may be put on the "pay-as-you-fly" mode if the dues are not cleared on time.
