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'He Promised Good Conduct': How Ministry Got Sena MP Gaikwad Flying Again
Shiv Sena lawmaker Ravindra Gaikwad had tendered an "apology" and gave an "undertaking of good conduct", the Civil Aviation Ministry told Air India chairman Ashwani Lohani on Friday in its letter that appeared to improve upon the parliamentarian's letter to end his two-week-long flying ban.
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What Sena's Ravindra Gaikwad Has Inspired: National No-Fly List
Rowdy plane passengers who make a nuisance of themselves could soon be blacklisted and face ban from flying. NDTV has accessed a civil aviation ministry document that states that the aviation regulator had started work on drawing up rules for a National No-Fly List.
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Misbehaving Air Passengers In China To Be Blacklisted
Unruly air passengers in China will be blacklisted under a new regulation that came into effect today, the government's latest bid to curb growing incidents of air rage that gave a bad name to the Communist giant.
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Chinese Airlines To Blacklist Unruly Passengers
China's leading airlines joined forces on Monday to blacklist rowdy passengers who have become an increasing problem as the number of travellers grows.
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'He Promised Good Conduct': How Ministry Got Sena MP Gaikwad Flying Again
Shiv Sena lawmaker Ravindra Gaikwad had tendered an "apology" and gave an "undertaking of good conduct", the Civil Aviation Ministry told Air India chairman Ashwani Lohani on Friday in its letter that appeared to improve upon the parliamentarian's letter to end his two-week-long flying ban.
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What Sena's Ravindra Gaikwad Has Inspired: National No-Fly List
Rowdy plane passengers who make a nuisance of themselves could soon be blacklisted and face ban from flying. NDTV has accessed a civil aviation ministry document that states that the aviation regulator had started work on drawing up rules for a National No-Fly List.
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Misbehaving Air Passengers In China To Be Blacklisted
Unruly air passengers in China will be blacklisted under a new regulation that came into effect today, the government's latest bid to curb growing incidents of air rage that gave a bad name to the Communist giant.
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Chinese Airlines To Blacklist Unruly Passengers
China's leading airlines joined forces on Monday to blacklist rowdy passengers who have become an increasing problem as the number of travellers grows.
