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"Show Some Respect" Orders Biden With Doubled Fines for Maskless Fliers
The Biden administration has an answer for the growing numbers of unruly airline passengers who won't don masks while in flight. They'll be fined twice as much.
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Number Of Airline Passengers Could Double To 8.2 Billion In 2037: IATA
Airline passenger numbers could double to 8.2 billion in 2037, bolstered by strong demand in Asia, but global protectionism risks curtailing growth, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in a 20-year forecast on Wednesday.
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India's Airline Fleet To Double To 1,100 By 2027: Study
International aircraft leasing company Avolon has forecasted that India's current passenger jet fleet will double to almost 1,100 by 2027.
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AirAsia India, Jet Airways Announce Low Fare Schemes. Details Here
Airlines have come up with discounted fares and lucrative deals in the recent past, leading to high competition amid double digit growth in passenger traffic.
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India Among 'Costliest, Toughest Markets,' Airlines Are Warned
India's burgeoning middle classes are taking to the skies in ever greater numbers, with passenger growth of 20 per cent in 2015 according to industry body IATA -- nearly double China's 11-per cent increase over the same period.
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Malaysia Airlines to Cut 6,000 Staff After Jet Disasters
Malaysia Airlines will shed 6,000 workers as part of an overhaul to revive its damaged brand after being hit by double passenger jet disasters.
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Avoiding Plane Crashes as Air Traffic Doubles
More travellers are flying than ever before, creating a daunting challenge for airlines: keep passengers safe in an ever more crowded airspace.
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Malaysia says 25 countries now involved in plane search
Malaysia said on Sunday the number of countries involved in efforts to find a missing passenger jet had nearly doubled to 25 as it began a new push to find the plane across a vast arc of land and ocean.
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Low-cost airlines? Good luck finding one!
As problems continue to affect Air India and Kingfisher operations, other airlines have doubled their prices causing passengers to rethink their travel plans
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Airlines confront too-fat-to-fly passengers
Flying in coach is never comfortable, but it's getting downright awkward for bigger passengers as airlines increasingly single out customers they deem too fat to fly.
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"Show Some Respect" Orders Biden With Doubled Fines for Maskless Fliers
The Biden administration has an answer for the growing numbers of unruly airline passengers who won't don masks while in flight. They'll be fined twice as much.
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Number Of Airline Passengers Could Double To 8.2 Billion In 2037: IATA
Airline passenger numbers could double to 8.2 billion in 2037, bolstered by strong demand in Asia, but global protectionism risks curtailing growth, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in a 20-year forecast on Wednesday.
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India's Airline Fleet To Double To 1,100 By 2027: Study
International aircraft leasing company Avolon has forecasted that India's current passenger jet fleet will double to almost 1,100 by 2027.
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AirAsia India, Jet Airways Announce Low Fare Schemes. Details Here
Airlines have come up with discounted fares and lucrative deals in the recent past, leading to high competition amid double digit growth in passenger traffic.
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India Among 'Costliest, Toughest Markets,' Airlines Are Warned
India's burgeoning middle classes are taking to the skies in ever greater numbers, with passenger growth of 20 per cent in 2015 according to industry body IATA -- nearly double China's 11-per cent increase over the same period.
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Malaysia Airlines to Cut 6,000 Staff After Jet Disasters
Malaysia Airlines will shed 6,000 workers as part of an overhaul to revive its damaged brand after being hit by double passenger jet disasters.
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Avoiding Plane Crashes as Air Traffic Doubles
More travellers are flying than ever before, creating a daunting challenge for airlines: keep passengers safe in an ever more crowded airspace.
-
Malaysia says 25 countries now involved in plane search
Malaysia said on Sunday the number of countries involved in efforts to find a missing passenger jet had nearly doubled to 25 as it began a new push to find the plane across a vast arc of land and ocean.
-
Low-cost airlines? Good luck finding one!
As problems continue to affect Air India and Kingfisher operations, other airlines have doubled their prices causing passengers to rethink their travel plans
-
Airlines confront too-fat-to-fly passengers
Flying in coach is never comfortable, but it's getting downright awkward for bigger passengers as airlines increasingly single out customers they deem too fat to fly.
