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"Can't Keep Workers With Me By Tying Handcuffs": Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia
Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has hit the headlines ahead of the state assembly polls which are scheduled to be held at the end of this year by making a remark that he cannot keep workers with him by tying handcuffs.
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Aviation Sector Has 2,50,000 Workers In Direct Employment: Centre
The direct employment in the aviation and aeronautical manufacturing sector is around 2,50,000 employees, Union Minister of State for Aviation said.
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84 Airport Workers Found Drunk On Duty Between Jan 2021-Mar 2022: Official
A total of 84 people working at 42 Indian airports were found drunk on duty between January 2021 and March 2022, as per the data of the aviation regulator DGCA.
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IndiGo Worker Fell Asleep In Cargo Compartment, Plane Took Off With Him
A loader of IndiGo Airlines fell asleep in the cargo compartment of the Mumbai-Abu Dhabi flight, but was found safe on arrival in the capital city of the UAE, officials of aviation regulator DGCA said today.
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Aviation Regulator Proposes Mandatory Drug Tests For Pilots, Crew
Aviation workers will be tested for psychoactive substances such as cannabis, cocaine, and ecstasy by their employers, the draft rules issued by the aviation regulator read.
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Consider Aviation Workers As Priority Group During Covid Vaccination: Centre To States
The states should consider aviation workers as a priority group for anti-COVID vaccination program that is going to start from May 1, Aviation Secretary Tuhin Kanta Pandey told chief secretaries of all the states on Tuesday.
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Singapore Begins Vaccination Of 37,000 Aviation, Maritime Works
Singapore on Monday started its COVID-19 vaccination exercise, covering 37,000 frontline workers in the aviation and maritime sectors, which employ large number of foreign workers, as a new coronavirus cluster was reported in the last 24 hours.
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China Offers Experimental Coronavirus Vaccine To Aviation Workers: Notice
China has offered experimental coronavirus vaccines to aviation industry workers, according to a regulatory notice seen by Reuters, in a push to inoculate high-risk groups to prevent a possible resurgence as economies reopen.
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Airbus Extends Furloughs For 5,300 Employees To Tackle COVID-19 Fallout
In the United Kingdom, the period of furlough for about 2,200 Airbus workers will start on July 20 and end on Aug. 9, the statement said.
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Boeing To Lay Off 10% Workers In Civil Aviation: Report
Boeing plans to reduce the workforce in its civil aviation unit by 10 percent to cut costs as the coronavirus causes a crisis for airlines, two sources familiar with the matter told AFP.
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Aviation Watchdog Issues Rules For Alcohol Testing Of Airside Personnel
Aviation regulator DGCA on Monday issued rules for breath-analyser test which will be conducted at all airports by year end for airside workers, including those handling aircraft maintenance, air traffic control (ATC) and ground handling services.
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Need $1.8 Billion, 10,000 New Workers To Certify Alone: US Regulator
It would cost $1.8 billion and take 10,000 new employees for the U.S. aviation regulator to handle all aircraft certification internally, the agency's acting chief told a Senate panel on Wednesday, facing tough questions after two Boeing 737 MAX crashes on how new planes are approved for flight.
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Sexual Harassment In The Sky: Hong Kong Flight Attendants Fight Back
Immaculate-looking flight attendants who appear unruffled by the demands of a life spent in the air are part of the slick image sold by carriers -- but Hong Kong-based workers are increasingly hitting back against sexual harassment.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets HAL Workers, Slams Centre For "Snatching" Rafale Deal
Rahul Gandhi met employees of state-run Hindustan Aeronautics Limited or HAL today, amid allegations and counter-allegations over the Rafale fighter jet deal and its offset clause.
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FBI Seeks Motive After US Airline Worker Stole Plane And Crashed It
Federal authorities on Saturday were seeking to learn what drove an airline worker to steal an empty airplane from Seattle's airport in a security scare that caused the scrambling of U.S. fighter jets and ended when the plane crashed onto a sparsely populated island.
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"Can't Keep Workers With Me By Tying Handcuffs": Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia
Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has hit the headlines ahead of the state assembly polls which are scheduled to be held at the end of this year by making a remark that he cannot keep workers with him by tying handcuffs.
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Aviation Sector Has 2,50,000 Workers In Direct Employment: Centre
The direct employment in the aviation and aeronautical manufacturing sector is around 2,50,000 employees, Union Minister of State for Aviation said.
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84 Airport Workers Found Drunk On Duty Between Jan 2021-Mar 2022: Official
A total of 84 people working at 42 Indian airports were found drunk on duty between January 2021 and March 2022, as per the data of the aviation regulator DGCA.
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IndiGo Worker Fell Asleep In Cargo Compartment, Plane Took Off With Him
A loader of IndiGo Airlines fell asleep in the cargo compartment of the Mumbai-Abu Dhabi flight, but was found safe on arrival in the capital city of the UAE, officials of aviation regulator DGCA said today.
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Aviation Regulator Proposes Mandatory Drug Tests For Pilots, Crew
Aviation workers will be tested for psychoactive substances such as cannabis, cocaine, and ecstasy by their employers, the draft rules issued by the aviation regulator read.
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Consider Aviation Workers As Priority Group During Covid Vaccination: Centre To States
The states should consider aviation workers as a priority group for anti-COVID vaccination program that is going to start from May 1, Aviation Secretary Tuhin Kanta Pandey told chief secretaries of all the states on Tuesday.
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Singapore Begins Vaccination Of 37,000 Aviation, Maritime Works
Singapore on Monday started its COVID-19 vaccination exercise, covering 37,000 frontline workers in the aviation and maritime sectors, which employ large number of foreign workers, as a new coronavirus cluster was reported in the last 24 hours.
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China Offers Experimental Coronavirus Vaccine To Aviation Workers: Notice
China has offered experimental coronavirus vaccines to aviation industry workers, according to a regulatory notice seen by Reuters, in a push to inoculate high-risk groups to prevent a possible resurgence as economies reopen.
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Airbus Extends Furloughs For 5,300 Employees To Tackle COVID-19 Fallout
In the United Kingdom, the period of furlough for about 2,200 Airbus workers will start on July 20 and end on Aug. 9, the statement said.
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Boeing To Lay Off 10% Workers In Civil Aviation: Report
Boeing plans to reduce the workforce in its civil aviation unit by 10 percent to cut costs as the coronavirus causes a crisis for airlines, two sources familiar with the matter told AFP.
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Aviation Watchdog Issues Rules For Alcohol Testing Of Airside Personnel
Aviation regulator DGCA on Monday issued rules for breath-analyser test which will be conducted at all airports by year end for airside workers, including those handling aircraft maintenance, air traffic control (ATC) and ground handling services.
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Need $1.8 Billion, 10,000 New Workers To Certify Alone: US Regulator
It would cost $1.8 billion and take 10,000 new employees for the U.S. aviation regulator to handle all aircraft certification internally, the agency's acting chief told a Senate panel on Wednesday, facing tough questions after two Boeing 737 MAX crashes on how new planes are approved for flight.
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Sexual Harassment In The Sky: Hong Kong Flight Attendants Fight Back
Immaculate-looking flight attendants who appear unruffled by the demands of a life spent in the air are part of the slick image sold by carriers -- but Hong Kong-based workers are increasingly hitting back against sexual harassment.
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Rahul Gandhi Meets HAL Workers, Slams Centre For "Snatching" Rafale Deal
Rahul Gandhi met employees of state-run Hindustan Aeronautics Limited or HAL today, amid allegations and counter-allegations over the Rafale fighter jet deal and its offset clause.
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FBI Seeks Motive After US Airline Worker Stole Plane And Crashed It
Federal authorities on Saturday were seeking to learn what drove an airline worker to steal an empty airplane from Seattle's airport in a security scare that caused the scrambling of U.S. fighter jets and ended when the plane crashed onto a sparsely populated island.
