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Pakistan Airlines Cancels 26 Flights Amid Financial Crisis: Report
Pakistan International Airline (PIA) flights have been severely affected as Pakistan State Oil (PSO) stopped fuel supply to the national carrier over non-payment of dues to the company, Geo News reported on Monday.
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Setback For Indian Shipping Firm Transporting Russian Oil: Report
Lloyd's Register has told India's Gatik Ship Management, which has become a major carrier of Russian oil since the Ukraine war, that it will withdraw certification of 21 of its vessels by June 3, the maritime services company told Reuters.
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After Smoke In SpiceJet Cabin, Regulator Warns Of Action
India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, has ordered the budget carrier to inspect all its operational Q400 aircraft engines within one week and send all oil samples to Canada every 15 days
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Satellite Pics: Ship Leaking Oil Off Gibraltar, Concerns Over Environment Damage
A bulk carrier that collided with an LNG tanker off Gibraltar started leaking fuel oil, authorities in the British overseas territory on the southern tip of the Iberian peninsula said on Wednesday.
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Oil Leaking From Tanker At Key Global Shipping Route After Collision
A bulk carrier that collided with an LNG tanker off Gibraltar started leaking fuel oil, authorities in the British overseas territory on the southern tip of the Iberian peninsula said on Wednesday.
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5 Surprising Benefits Of Lemongrass For Skin And Hair
Lemongrass has been used in skin and hair care routines for decades as it's considered to be a magical herb containing several benefits.
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Ship Captain Who Admitted To "Partying" Gets 20-Month Jail Over Oil Spill
The captain and first officer of a dry bulk carrier, which triggered the biggest environmental disaster in Mauritius, have been sentenced to 20 months in prison in the Indian Ocean island nation.
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IndiGo Records Rs 3,174 Crore Loss In June Quarter
InterGlobe Aviation Limited, which owns IndiGo airlines, reported its sixth straight quarterly loss mainly due to flight restrictions.
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Mauritius Fishermen Battle To Save Dolphins After 40 Found Dead Near Oil Spill Site
Fishermen battled on Sunday to save dozens of injured dolphins washed ashore in Mauritius where in recent days at least 40 of the animals were found dead in a lagoon near the site of an oil spill from a Japanese bulk carrier which struck a coral reef.
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Japanese Ship That Caused Mauritius Oil Spill Passed Annual Checks: Inspector
A Japanese bulk carrier that ran aground off Mauritius and has leaked at least an estimated 1,000 tonnes of oil, passed the latest annual inspection in March with no problems, Japan's ClassNK inspection body said on Tuesday.
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10% Layoffs At IndiGo, India's Biggest Private Airline
IndiGo will lay off 10 per cent of its staff as the coronavirus pandemic has forced it to re-evaluate its "best-laid plans", the airline's CEO Ronojoy Dutta, said on Monday. IndiGo had "understood the gravity of the situation right at the start of this crisis", he said, as the the country's largest carrier grapples with declining revenues due to th...
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Airlines Expected To Lose $84.3 Billion In 2020 Due To COVID-19: Industry Body
Airlines across the globe are expected to lose $84.3 billion in 2020, the worst year in the history of aviation, due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to Canada-based industry body IATA or International Air Transport Association. Carriers' revenues will fall 50 per cent to $419 billion this year, from $838 billion in 2019, IATA said in its fin...
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IndiGo Flight Going To Singapore Diverted To Nagpur After Oil Leak
An IndiGo plane flying from Mumbai to Singapore was diverted to Nagpur due to a suspected oil leak on Wednesday, the airline said. The no-frills carrier said it has sent the plane for inspection.
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Fuel Supplies Restored To Air India At 6 Airports
Fuel supplies were suspended on August 22 amid reports that the national flag carrier owed three state-run oil firms more than Rs 4,500 crore.
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China-Owned Tanker Changes Name In Apparent Effort To Evade US Sanctions
While in the Indian Ocean heading toward the Strait of Malacca, the very large crude carrier (VLCC) Pacific Bravo went dark on June 5, shutting off the transponder that signals its position and direction to other ships, ship-tracking data showed.
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Pakistan Airlines Cancels 26 Flights Amid Financial Crisis: Report
Pakistan International Airline (PIA) flights have been severely affected as Pakistan State Oil (PSO) stopped fuel supply to the national carrier over non-payment of dues to the company, Geo News reported on Monday.
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Setback For Indian Shipping Firm Transporting Russian Oil: Report
Lloyd's Register has told India's Gatik Ship Management, which has become a major carrier of Russian oil since the Ukraine war, that it will withdraw certification of 21 of its vessels by June 3, the maritime services company told Reuters.
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After Smoke In SpiceJet Cabin, Regulator Warns Of Action
India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, has ordered the budget carrier to inspect all its operational Q400 aircraft engines within one week and send all oil samples to Canada every 15 days
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Satellite Pics: Ship Leaking Oil Off Gibraltar, Concerns Over Environment Damage
A bulk carrier that collided with an LNG tanker off Gibraltar started leaking fuel oil, authorities in the British overseas territory on the southern tip of the Iberian peninsula said on Wednesday.
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Oil Leaking From Tanker At Key Global Shipping Route After Collision
A bulk carrier that collided with an LNG tanker off Gibraltar started leaking fuel oil, authorities in the British overseas territory on the southern tip of the Iberian peninsula said on Wednesday.
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5 Surprising Benefits Of Lemongrass For Skin And Hair
Lemongrass has been used in skin and hair care routines for decades as it's considered to be a magical herb containing several benefits.
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Ship Captain Who Admitted To "Partying" Gets 20-Month Jail Over Oil Spill
The captain and first officer of a dry bulk carrier, which triggered the biggest environmental disaster in Mauritius, have been sentenced to 20 months in prison in the Indian Ocean island nation.
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IndiGo Records Rs 3,174 Crore Loss In June Quarter
InterGlobe Aviation Limited, which owns IndiGo airlines, reported its sixth straight quarterly loss mainly due to flight restrictions.
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Mauritius Fishermen Battle To Save Dolphins After 40 Found Dead Near Oil Spill Site
Fishermen battled on Sunday to save dozens of injured dolphins washed ashore in Mauritius where in recent days at least 40 of the animals were found dead in a lagoon near the site of an oil spill from a Japanese bulk carrier which struck a coral reef.
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Japanese Ship That Caused Mauritius Oil Spill Passed Annual Checks: Inspector
A Japanese bulk carrier that ran aground off Mauritius and has leaked at least an estimated 1,000 tonnes of oil, passed the latest annual inspection in March with no problems, Japan's ClassNK inspection body said on Tuesday.
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10% Layoffs At IndiGo, India's Biggest Private Airline
IndiGo will lay off 10 per cent of its staff as the coronavirus pandemic has forced it to re-evaluate its "best-laid plans", the airline's CEO Ronojoy Dutta, said on Monday. IndiGo had "understood the gravity of the situation right at the start of this crisis", he said, as the the country's largest carrier grapples with declining revenues due to th...
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Airlines Expected To Lose $84.3 Billion In 2020 Due To COVID-19: Industry Body
Airlines across the globe are expected to lose $84.3 billion in 2020, the worst year in the history of aviation, due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to Canada-based industry body IATA or International Air Transport Association. Carriers' revenues will fall 50 per cent to $419 billion this year, from $838 billion in 2019, IATA said in its fin...
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IndiGo Flight Going To Singapore Diverted To Nagpur After Oil Leak
An IndiGo plane flying from Mumbai to Singapore was diverted to Nagpur due to a suspected oil leak on Wednesday, the airline said. The no-frills carrier said it has sent the plane for inspection.
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Fuel Supplies Restored To Air India At 6 Airports
Fuel supplies were suspended on August 22 amid reports that the national flag carrier owed three state-run oil firms more than Rs 4,500 crore.
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China-Owned Tanker Changes Name In Apparent Effort To Evade US Sanctions
While in the Indian Ocean heading toward the Strait of Malacca, the very large crude carrier (VLCC) Pacific Bravo went dark on June 5, shutting off the transponder that signals its position and direction to other ships, ship-tracking data showed.
