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Emaar Group CEO Detained At Delhi Airport, Released After Questioning: Report
Amit Jain, group CEO of Dubai-based real estate developer Emaar Properties, was briefly detained at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) on Friday evening, soon after landing from Dubai on an Emirates flight.
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Dubai Airport Raises Capacity With New Extension
Dubai International, already the world's busiest airport by international passenger traffic, opened a new extension today that will raise its annual capacity to 90 million passengers.
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Dubai Eyes 120 Million Passenger Capacity at Second Airport
Dubai has relaunched an ambitious project to develop its second airport, touted originally as the world's largest, to handle 120 million passengers a year, its airports chief said on Monday.
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Delhi airport developer asked to pay Rs 70,000 to flier who tripped on pipe
A 67-year-old flier, who was injured after tripping over some construction material lying around at the IGI airport terminal, has been granted compensation of Rs 70,050 by a district consumer forum.
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Emaar Group CEO Detained At Delhi Airport, Released After Questioning: Report
Amit Jain, group CEO of Dubai-based real estate developer Emaar Properties, was briefly detained at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) on Friday evening, soon after landing from Dubai on an Emirates flight.
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Dubai Airport Raises Capacity With New Extension
Dubai International, already the world's busiest airport by international passenger traffic, opened a new extension today that will raise its annual capacity to 90 million passengers.
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Dubai Eyes 120 Million Passenger Capacity at Second Airport
Dubai has relaunched an ambitious project to develop its second airport, touted originally as the world's largest, to handle 120 million passengers a year, its airports chief said on Monday.
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Delhi airport developer asked to pay Rs 70,000 to flier who tripped on pipe
A 67-year-old flier, who was injured after tripping over some construction material lying around at the IGI airport terminal, has been granted compensation of Rs 70,050 by a district consumer forum.
