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SpiceJet To Re-Induct Grounded Boeing 737 Max Aircraft Fleet Into Operations
Domestic budget carrier SpiceJet on Tuesday said it is set to re-induct one of its grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft into operations from January 29, as part of its plan to put all these planes back into service in a phased manner.
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Amid Middle East Tensions, Iran Launches Heaviest Space Payload Into Orbit
Iran successfully launched on Friday its heaviest space payload, which includes a satellite and a space tug, using a domestically developed satellite carrier, official media reported.
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Over 25 Flights Receive Fresh Bomb Threats: Report
More than 25 domestic and international flights operated by Indian carriers received bomb threats on Friday, according to sources.
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Akasa Air Begins International Operations, Aims For Rapid Global Expansion
Domestic carrier Akasa Air has commenced its international operations with its inaugural overseas flight departing from Mumbai to Doha, Qatar.
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"Bandh Karo": Passengers Protest At Delhi Airport After IndiGo Cancels Flight
Scores of passengers at the Delhi airport were on Wednesday seen shouting slogans against domestic carrier IndiGo after their flight was allegedly cancelled.
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Airlines In India Get Aviation Body Notice After US Carrier's Mid-Air Scare
Aviation regulator DGCA on Saturday directed domestic airlines to immediately carry out inspection of emergency exits of all Boeing 737-8 Max planes in their fleet.
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IndiGo To Apply Fuel Charges On Domestic, International Flights From Today
Budget carrier IndiGo on Thursday said it will introduce a fuel charge on domestic and international routes, starting October 6.
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Cash-Strapped Pak Airlines To Reduce Flight Operations By Upto 25%: Report
Pakistan International Airlines has started partial suspension of both its domestic and international flights amid the ongoing fiscal crunch, The Express Tribune reported on Saturday.
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In 3 Decades, One Domestic Airline On Average Went Belly Up Every Year
One scheduled airline on an average has gone out of business every year since private airlines took to the skies nearly three decades ago, with Wadia group-owned Go First being the latest carrier battling financial turbulence for survival.
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Air India Says 15% Of Its Total 1,825 Pilots Are Female Pilots
To mark International Women's Day, Air India, along with Air India Express and AirAsia India, has scheduled more than 90 all-women crew flights, and the carriers have been operating these all-women crew flights on international and domestic routes since March 1.
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IndiGo Partners With Turkish Airlines, 500 Planes Already On Order From Airbus
India's largest domestic carrier IndiGo said it is preparing to expand its reach majorly in the international sector, particularly in Europe and that a codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines and nearly 500 aircraft on order from Airbus.
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Air India's Fleet Versus Major Indian And International Carriers
India, the world's fastest growing aviation market, has seen increased competition with a number of domestic and international carriers adding flights and destinations across the country.
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Air India's 3 Domestic Destinations To Be Operated By AirAsia India
Full service airline Air India on Tuesday said three of its domestic destinations will now be operated by the budget carrier AirAsia India as part of the route network rationalisation plan.
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"No Need To Panic": Aviation Regulator Chief On Recent Flight Snags
Aviation watchdog DGCA's chief Arun Kumar today said technical snags faced by domestic carriers in recent weeks did not have potential to cause havoc and that even foreign airlines that came to India reported 15 technical snags in the last 16 days.
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Lufthansa To Cancel Nearly All German Flights Wednesday
German national carrier Lufthansa said it would have to cancel almost all flights at its domestic hubs in Frankfurt and Munich on Wednesday because of a planned strike by ground crew, adding to a summer of travel chaos across Europe.
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SpiceJet To Re-Induct Grounded Boeing 737 Max Aircraft Fleet Into Operations
Domestic budget carrier SpiceJet on Tuesday said it is set to re-induct one of its grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft into operations from January 29, as part of its plan to put all these planes back into service in a phased manner.
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Amid Middle East Tensions, Iran Launches Heaviest Space Payload Into Orbit
Iran successfully launched on Friday its heaviest space payload, which includes a satellite and a space tug, using a domestically developed satellite carrier, official media reported.
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Over 25 Flights Receive Fresh Bomb Threats: Report
More than 25 domestic and international flights operated by Indian carriers received bomb threats on Friday, according to sources.
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Akasa Air Begins International Operations, Aims For Rapid Global Expansion
Domestic carrier Akasa Air has commenced its international operations with its inaugural overseas flight departing from Mumbai to Doha, Qatar.
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"Bandh Karo": Passengers Protest At Delhi Airport After IndiGo Cancels Flight
Scores of passengers at the Delhi airport were on Wednesday seen shouting slogans against domestic carrier IndiGo after their flight was allegedly cancelled.
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Airlines In India Get Aviation Body Notice After US Carrier's Mid-Air Scare
Aviation regulator DGCA on Saturday directed domestic airlines to immediately carry out inspection of emergency exits of all Boeing 737-8 Max planes in their fleet.
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IndiGo To Apply Fuel Charges On Domestic, International Flights From Today
Budget carrier IndiGo on Thursday said it will introduce a fuel charge on domestic and international routes, starting October 6.
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Cash-Strapped Pak Airlines To Reduce Flight Operations By Upto 25%: Report
Pakistan International Airlines has started partial suspension of both its domestic and international flights amid the ongoing fiscal crunch, The Express Tribune reported on Saturday.
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In 3 Decades, One Domestic Airline On Average Went Belly Up Every Year
One scheduled airline on an average has gone out of business every year since private airlines took to the skies nearly three decades ago, with Wadia group-owned Go First being the latest carrier battling financial turbulence for survival.
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Air India Says 15% Of Its Total 1,825 Pilots Are Female Pilots
To mark International Women's Day, Air India, along with Air India Express and AirAsia India, has scheduled more than 90 all-women crew flights, and the carriers have been operating these all-women crew flights on international and domestic routes since March 1.
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IndiGo Partners With Turkish Airlines, 500 Planes Already On Order From Airbus
India's largest domestic carrier IndiGo said it is preparing to expand its reach majorly in the international sector, particularly in Europe and that a codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines and nearly 500 aircraft on order from Airbus.
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Air India's Fleet Versus Major Indian And International Carriers
India, the world's fastest growing aviation market, has seen increased competition with a number of domestic and international carriers adding flights and destinations across the country.
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Air India's 3 Domestic Destinations To Be Operated By AirAsia India
Full service airline Air India on Tuesday said three of its domestic destinations will now be operated by the budget carrier AirAsia India as part of the route network rationalisation plan.
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"No Need To Panic": Aviation Regulator Chief On Recent Flight Snags
Aviation watchdog DGCA's chief Arun Kumar today said technical snags faced by domestic carriers in recent weeks did not have potential to cause havoc and that even foreign airlines that came to India reported 15 technical snags in the last 16 days.
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Lufthansa To Cancel Nearly All German Flights Wednesday
German national carrier Lufthansa said it would have to cancel almost all flights at its domestic hubs in Frankfurt and Munich on Wednesday because of a planned strike by ground crew, adding to a summer of travel chaos across Europe.
