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5-Year Flying Ban For Hoax Bomb Callers, Recommends Aviation Security Chief
Amid a rise in the instances of hoax bomb threats to airports and airlines, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has proposed a five-year ban on flying for those who issue such threats.
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Man Banned From Airline For 10 Years Because Of His 'Name', Here's What Happened
He made the shocking discovery when he was all set for a vacation to Spain with his friends.
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"Stood At Imaginary Seat, Urinated": Mumbai Man's Lawyers Slam Flight Ban
After Air India's decision to ban Shankar Mishra, who allegedly urinated on an elderly woman co-passenger, from flying with the airline for four months, his legal team said that they disagreed with the committee's findings.
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Man Banned From Flying Air India For 4 Months Over Pee-Gate Shocker
Shankar Mishra, who urinated on an elderly woman on an Air India flight, has been banned by the airlines for four months.
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"Will Never Travel By IndiGo Again", Says Kerala Leader After 3-Week Flying Ban
Convener of the ruling Left Democratic Front in Kerala E P Jayarajan on Monday said neither he nor his family would ever travel by Indigo, after the three- week flying ban imposed on him by the airline,
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"Can't Be Permitted": Court On Kunal Kamra Heckling Editor On Flight
Comedian Kunal Kamra's petition challenging the flying ban on him by most domestic airlines was rejected today by the Delhi High Court, which disapproved of his conduct. "This kind of behaviour certainly cannot be permitted," said the High Court.
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Kunal Kamra Flight Ban: Aviation Body DGCA To Check If Airlines Violated Norms
The Delhi High Court was informed today by aviation regulator DGCA that it will look into comedian Kunal Kamra's representation against the airlines which banned him from flying for heckling a news channel editor on a flight.
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DGCA Shouldn't Have Asked Other Airlines To Ban Kunal Kamra: High Court
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday said aviation regulator DGCA ought not to have certified action of airlines other than Indigo, which imposed an indefinite flying ban without an inquiry on stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra for allegedly heckling journalist Arnab Goswami on a flight.
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"Love Vistara", Says Kunal Kamra, Allowed To Fly Amid Ban By 4 Airlines
Mumbai-based comedian Kunal Kamra, who has been banned by four carriers for heckling a television news editor onboard a flight earlier this week, today thanked Vistara airlines for letting him fly.
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All I Want Is To Express Solidarity With Rohith Vemula: Kunal Kamra
Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra, banned by three airlines from flying for allegedly heckling TV journalist Arnab Goswami aboard a flight, on Wednesday said he just wanted to express solidarity with PhD scholar Rohith Vemula and at no point, he was "unruly or disruptive".
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US Bans Airlines From Flying Over Iraq, Iran After Missile Attack
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said it would ban U.S. carriers from operating in the airspace over Iraq, Iran, the Gulf of Oman and the waters between Iran and Saudi Arabia after Iran launched a missile attack on U.S.-led forces in Iraq.
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Vladimir Putin Bans Russian Flights To Crisis-Hit Georgia
President Vladimir Putin signed a decree Friday banning Russian airlines from flying to Georgia, starting in July, after violent clashes in the neighbouring country over a Moscow lawmaker speaking in parliament in Tbilisi.
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Flying To US? New Security Rules Kick In From Tomorrow
New security measures including stricter passenger screening take effect on Thursday on all US-bound flights to comply with government requirements designed to avoid an in-cabin ban on laptops, airlines said.
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Airlines Can't Impose Flying Ban On Anyone, Says Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman
Airlines have no authority to impose a flying ban on anybody, including parliamentarians, and the law of the land should take its course, Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman PJ Kurien said today.
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Grounded TDP Lawmaker Diwakar Reddy Says 'Sorry' To IndiGo, Can Fly Again
JC Diwakar Reddy, the TDP lawmaker banned last month by domestic airlines for creating a ruckus at Visakhapatnam airport, can fly again. IndiGo, the budget airline that first grounded the 73-year-old lawmaker for misbehaving with its officials, said he had expressed regrets at a meeting today. Senior airline officials had met the lawmaker over a lu...
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5-Year Flying Ban For Hoax Bomb Callers, Recommends Aviation Security Chief
Amid a rise in the instances of hoax bomb threats to airports and airlines, the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) has proposed a five-year ban on flying for those who issue such threats.
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Man Banned From Airline For 10 Years Because Of His 'Name', Here's What Happened
He made the shocking discovery when he was all set for a vacation to Spain with his friends.
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"Stood At Imaginary Seat, Urinated": Mumbai Man's Lawyers Slam Flight Ban
After Air India's decision to ban Shankar Mishra, who allegedly urinated on an elderly woman co-passenger, from flying with the airline for four months, his legal team said that they disagreed with the committee's findings.
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Man Banned From Flying Air India For 4 Months Over Pee-Gate Shocker
Shankar Mishra, who urinated on an elderly woman on an Air India flight, has been banned by the airlines for four months.
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"Will Never Travel By IndiGo Again", Says Kerala Leader After 3-Week Flying Ban
Convener of the ruling Left Democratic Front in Kerala E P Jayarajan on Monday said neither he nor his family would ever travel by Indigo, after the three- week flying ban imposed on him by the airline,
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"Can't Be Permitted": Court On Kunal Kamra Heckling Editor On Flight
Comedian Kunal Kamra's petition challenging the flying ban on him by most domestic airlines was rejected today by the Delhi High Court, which disapproved of his conduct. "This kind of behaviour certainly cannot be permitted," said the High Court.
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Kunal Kamra Flight Ban: Aviation Body DGCA To Check If Airlines Violated Norms
The Delhi High Court was informed today by aviation regulator DGCA that it will look into comedian Kunal Kamra's representation against the airlines which banned him from flying for heckling a news channel editor on a flight.
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DGCA Shouldn't Have Asked Other Airlines To Ban Kunal Kamra: High Court
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday said aviation regulator DGCA ought not to have certified action of airlines other than Indigo, which imposed an indefinite flying ban without an inquiry on stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra for allegedly heckling journalist Arnab Goswami on a flight.
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"Love Vistara", Says Kunal Kamra, Allowed To Fly Amid Ban By 4 Airlines
Mumbai-based comedian Kunal Kamra, who has been banned by four carriers for heckling a television news editor onboard a flight earlier this week, today thanked Vistara airlines for letting him fly.
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All I Want Is To Express Solidarity With Rohith Vemula: Kunal Kamra
Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra, banned by three airlines from flying for allegedly heckling TV journalist Arnab Goswami aboard a flight, on Wednesday said he just wanted to express solidarity with PhD scholar Rohith Vemula and at no point, he was "unruly or disruptive".
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US Bans Airlines From Flying Over Iraq, Iran After Missile Attack
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said it would ban U.S. carriers from operating in the airspace over Iraq, Iran, the Gulf of Oman and the waters between Iran and Saudi Arabia after Iran launched a missile attack on U.S.-led forces in Iraq.
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Vladimir Putin Bans Russian Flights To Crisis-Hit Georgia
President Vladimir Putin signed a decree Friday banning Russian airlines from flying to Georgia, starting in July, after violent clashes in the neighbouring country over a Moscow lawmaker speaking in parliament in Tbilisi.
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Flying To US? New Security Rules Kick In From Tomorrow
New security measures including stricter passenger screening take effect on Thursday on all US-bound flights to comply with government requirements designed to avoid an in-cabin ban on laptops, airlines said.
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Airlines Can't Impose Flying Ban On Anyone, Says Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman
Airlines have no authority to impose a flying ban on anybody, including parliamentarians, and the law of the land should take its course, Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman PJ Kurien said today.
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Grounded TDP Lawmaker Diwakar Reddy Says 'Sorry' To IndiGo, Can Fly Again
JC Diwakar Reddy, the TDP lawmaker banned last month by domestic airlines for creating a ruckus at Visakhapatnam airport, can fly again. IndiGo, the budget airline that first grounded the 73-year-old lawmaker for misbehaving with its officials, said he had expressed regrets at a meeting today. Senior airline officials had met the lawmaker over a lu...
