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1 More Coronavirus Case, Total 30, Delhi Shuts Primary Schools: 10 Points
One more person tested positive for coronavirus on Thursday, taking the number of affected persons to 30. The figure had taken a jump from Wednesday with a group of 14 Italian tourists testing positive for the virus. The rising number of cases has pushed the Delhi government to shut the primary schools till March 31. A similar decision is likely fo...
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First Passenger Flight Leaves Brussels Since March 22 Attacks
A Brussels Airlines plane heading to the Portuguese city of Faro took off from Brussels Airport on Sunday, the first passenger flight to leave the airport since suicide bombings on March 22 ripped through its check-in counters.
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Airlines Still Offering Waivers For Travel To Brussels
Travelers who booked trips through Brussels have options while the airport in the Belgian capital remains closed after last month's bombings.
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Brussels Airlines Says Airport Shutdown Costs It 5 Million A Day
Belgium's Brussels Airways, 45-per cent owned by Deutsche Lufthansa, is chalking up 5 million euros ($5.6 million) in daily costs from the closure of its Brussels hub after last week's attacks.
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Brussels Attacks: Flight Attendant Nidhi Chaphekar In Stable Condition, Says Jet
Flight attendant Nidhi Chaphekar who was injured in the Brussels airport blasts is in stable condition and recovering, her airline Jet Airways said today.
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Brussels Attacks May Have Targeted Americans: US Lawmaker
A prominent US lawmaker said on Wednesday that he was convinced the deadly Brussels terror strikes could have been aimed at Americans since there were US airline counters nearby.
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Brussels Survivors Say Blasts Instantly Evoked Paris Attacks
Simon O'Connor, a European Commission official, had parked his car and was about to walk toward the departure terminal, en route to Rome for work. Salome Corbo, an actress from Montreal, was at the Air Canada counter, about to check her luggage. Elouan Preaud and his wife, Angelina Centeno, were having breakfast, waiting to board an American Airlin...
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Brussels On High Alert After Explosions At Airport, Metro Station
More than a dozen people were killed and many others injured after apparently coordinated explosions rocked Brussels' airport and a metro station Tuesday, raising fears that attackers carried out retaliatory strikes after the arrest of a key suspect in last year's Paris massacre.
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Belgium Holds Cairo Flight Over 'Suspect' Passenger
A scheduled Brussels-Cairo flight by the Egyptian airline Egyptair was cancelled on Saturday because of suspicious behaviour by a passenger, Belgian police said.
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NATO Warns of Risk of More Heavy Fighting in Ukraine
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg warned today there was still a risk of heavy fighting in Ukraine and urged Russia to halt its support for pro-Moscow rebels.
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Ill Airline Passenger Prompts Medical Response
Officials say an ill passenger prompted medical crews to meet an overseas flight that landed at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.
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Dutchman Praised for MH17 Crash Handling in Race for Top EU Job
Frans Timmermans, the Netherlands' nominee to join the European Commission, is an experienced Brussels hand who represents his country's last best hope of securing a top job in the European Union's executive.
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United Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Canada
A spokesman for the airport in Halifax, Nova Scotia, says a United Airlines Boeing 777 airliner on its way to Brussels from the U.S. has made an emergency landing after a fire on the aircraft.
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Train Carrying MH17 Bodies on Final Journey Reaches Ukraine City
A train carrying the remains of many of the 298 victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 arrived in a Ukrainian government-held city on Tuesday on the first leg of their final journey home to be reclaimed by their families.
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European Union to clear US Airways, American Airlines merger worth $11 billion, say sources
AMR's American Airlines and US Airways will win European Union's approval for their $11 billion merger to become the world's largest carrier after agreeing to cede slots on a transatlantic route, three persons familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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1 More Coronavirus Case, Total 30, Delhi Shuts Primary Schools: 10 Points
One more person tested positive for coronavirus on Thursday, taking the number of affected persons to 30. The figure had taken a jump from Wednesday with a group of 14 Italian tourists testing positive for the virus. The rising number of cases has pushed the Delhi government to shut the primary schools till March 31. A similar decision is likely fo...
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First Passenger Flight Leaves Brussels Since March 22 Attacks
A Brussels Airlines plane heading to the Portuguese city of Faro took off from Brussels Airport on Sunday, the first passenger flight to leave the airport since suicide bombings on March 22 ripped through its check-in counters.
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Airlines Still Offering Waivers For Travel To Brussels
Travelers who booked trips through Brussels have options while the airport in the Belgian capital remains closed after last month's bombings.
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Brussels Airlines Says Airport Shutdown Costs It 5 Million A Day
Belgium's Brussels Airways, 45-per cent owned by Deutsche Lufthansa, is chalking up 5 million euros ($5.6 million) in daily costs from the closure of its Brussels hub after last week's attacks.
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Brussels Attacks: Flight Attendant Nidhi Chaphekar In Stable Condition, Says Jet
Flight attendant Nidhi Chaphekar who was injured in the Brussels airport blasts is in stable condition and recovering, her airline Jet Airways said today.
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Brussels Attacks May Have Targeted Americans: US Lawmaker
A prominent US lawmaker said on Wednesday that he was convinced the deadly Brussels terror strikes could have been aimed at Americans since there were US airline counters nearby.
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Brussels Survivors Say Blasts Instantly Evoked Paris Attacks
Simon O'Connor, a European Commission official, had parked his car and was about to walk toward the departure terminal, en route to Rome for work. Salome Corbo, an actress from Montreal, was at the Air Canada counter, about to check her luggage. Elouan Preaud and his wife, Angelina Centeno, were having breakfast, waiting to board an American Airlin...
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Brussels On High Alert After Explosions At Airport, Metro Station
More than a dozen people were killed and many others injured after apparently coordinated explosions rocked Brussels' airport and a metro station Tuesday, raising fears that attackers carried out retaliatory strikes after the arrest of a key suspect in last year's Paris massacre.
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Belgium Holds Cairo Flight Over 'Suspect' Passenger
A scheduled Brussels-Cairo flight by the Egyptian airline Egyptair was cancelled on Saturday because of suspicious behaviour by a passenger, Belgian police said.
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NATO Warns of Risk of More Heavy Fighting in Ukraine
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg warned today there was still a risk of heavy fighting in Ukraine and urged Russia to halt its support for pro-Moscow rebels.
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Ill Airline Passenger Prompts Medical Response
Officials say an ill passenger prompted medical crews to meet an overseas flight that landed at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.
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Dutchman Praised for MH17 Crash Handling in Race for Top EU Job
Frans Timmermans, the Netherlands' nominee to join the European Commission, is an experienced Brussels hand who represents his country's last best hope of securing a top job in the European Union's executive.
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United Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Canada
A spokesman for the airport in Halifax, Nova Scotia, says a United Airlines Boeing 777 airliner on its way to Brussels from the U.S. has made an emergency landing after a fire on the aircraft.
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Train Carrying MH17 Bodies on Final Journey Reaches Ukraine City
A train carrying the remains of many of the 298 victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 arrived in a Ukrainian government-held city on Tuesday on the first leg of their final journey home to be reclaimed by their families.
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European Union to clear US Airways, American Airlines merger worth $11 billion, say sources
AMR's American Airlines and US Airways will win European Union's approval for their $11 billion merger to become the world's largest carrier after agreeing to cede slots on a transatlantic route, three persons familiar with the matter said on Monday.
