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Coronavirus: Everything You Need To Know About The New Covid Variant Arcturus
In this article, we discuss all the latest info about the Arcturus variant, its symptoms, and how you can prevent getting infected.
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American Airlines Bullish On Holidays After Delta Variant Hit
American Airlines said Thursday that the latest surge in Covid-19 hit profitability in the latest quarter, but that it was bullish on the upcoming holiday season.
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Airlines Can Operate Only 50% Of Pre-Covid Domestic Flights From June 1: Centre
Airlines can operate only 50 per cent of their pre-COVID domestic flights from June 1 instead of 80 per cent permitted currently, the Civil Aviation Ministry said on Friday.
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Mumbai To Dubai Flight Operates With Just One Passenger On Board
A recent Emirates flight from Mumbai to Dubai operated with only one passenger on board, and everyone from the pilot to the crew wasamazed by the unusual occurrence.
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Airline Revenues Drop 86% In April-June Due To COVID-19: Aviation Minister
Employee count at the Indian carriers went down from 74,887 on March 31 to 69,589 on July 31.
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Vistara Announces 5-20% Pay Cut For 40% Employees Till December
Aviation sector has been hit hard by the pandemic and all airlines in India have resorted to cost-cutting measures like pay cuts to survive the crisis.
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Ask Air India To Roll Back 10% Pay Cut Decision: Employees To Minister
Eight employees' unions of Air India on Friday requested Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri to ask the airliner to roll back decision to cut 10 per cent salaries of its employees.
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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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No Decision Yet On Resuming Train, Airline Services: Minister
Union minister Prakash Javadekar said today that the central government has not taken any decision on resuming train or airline services after lifting of the lockdown.
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Daily Woes Of US Airlines: Single Passenger Flights, With Crew Still Working
When Reuters photographer Carlos Barria boarded American Airlines flight 4511 from Washington Reagan National Airport to New Orleans on Friday for an assignment, he was the only passenger on the 76-seat jet.
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Virus Hands World Leaders Sweeping Powers They May Never Give Up
Last week, the mayor of Ecuador's largest city ordered the international airport's runway blocked to prevent a KLM airliner from landing to pick up Dutch tourists stranded by the coronavirus.
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In Graphics: Coronavirus Slams Airlines, Cash Drawers, Knocks $157 Billion Off Share Values
Global airlines are fast running out of cash after cutting capacity by 90% or even grounding entire fleets due to the broad travel restrictions to contain the spread of the coronavirus, calling into question the survival of several firms.
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Coronavirus: Everything You Need To Know About The New Covid Variant Arcturus
In this article, we discuss all the latest info about the Arcturus variant, its symptoms, and how you can prevent getting infected.
-
American Airlines Bullish On Holidays After Delta Variant Hit
American Airlines said Thursday that the latest surge in Covid-19 hit profitability in the latest quarter, but that it was bullish on the upcoming holiday season.
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Airlines Can Operate Only 50% Of Pre-Covid Domestic Flights From June 1: Centre
Airlines can operate only 50 per cent of their pre-COVID domestic flights from June 1 instead of 80 per cent permitted currently, the Civil Aviation Ministry said on Friday.
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Mumbai To Dubai Flight Operates With Just One Passenger On Board
A recent Emirates flight from Mumbai to Dubai operated with only one passenger on board, and everyone from the pilot to the crew wasamazed by the unusual occurrence.
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Airline Revenues Drop 86% In April-June Due To COVID-19: Aviation Minister
Employee count at the Indian carriers went down from 74,887 on March 31 to 69,589 on July 31.
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Vistara Announces 5-20% Pay Cut For 40% Employees Till December
Aviation sector has been hit hard by the pandemic and all airlines in India have resorted to cost-cutting measures like pay cuts to survive the crisis.
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Ask Air India To Roll Back 10% Pay Cut Decision: Employees To Minister
Eight employees' unions of Air India on Friday requested Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri to ask the airliner to roll back decision to cut 10 per cent salaries of its employees.
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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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No Decision Yet On Resuming Train, Airline Services: Minister
Union minister Prakash Javadekar said today that the central government has not taken any decision on resuming train or airline services after lifting of the lockdown.
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Daily Woes Of US Airlines: Single Passenger Flights, With Crew Still Working
When Reuters photographer Carlos Barria boarded American Airlines flight 4511 from Washington Reagan National Airport to New Orleans on Friday for an assignment, he was the only passenger on the 76-seat jet.
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Virus Hands World Leaders Sweeping Powers They May Never Give Up
Last week, the mayor of Ecuador's largest city ordered the international airport's runway blocked to prevent a KLM airliner from landing to pick up Dutch tourists stranded by the coronavirus.
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In Graphics: Coronavirus Slams Airlines, Cash Drawers, Knocks $157 Billion Off Share Values
Global airlines are fast running out of cash after cutting capacity by 90% or even grounding entire fleets due to the broad travel restrictions to contain the spread of the coronavirus, calling into question the survival of several firms.
