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Four-Year Ban On Pakistan State Airline Lifted By European Union
The European Union's aviation authorities have lifted a four-year ban on Pakistan's beleaguered national airline that was at the centre of a pilot license scandal, officials said Friday.
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Hindustan Motors to Set Up Joint Venture With European Partner, Launch Electric 2-Wheelers by 2023
Hindustan Motors has announced that it expects to set up a joint venture with a European partner and manufacture electric two-wheelers by 2023. According to a company official, after formation of the new entity, the pilot run of the project will take place after two quarters, while that the final product is likely to be launched by the end of next ...
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European Central Bank Launches Pilot Project To Create "Digital Euro"
The European Central Bank on Wednesday formally launched a pilot project to create a "digital euro", in response to the growing popularity of electronic payments and the rise of cryptocurrencies.
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European Union Bans Pak International Airlines Over Fake Pilot Licences
Regulators have barred Pakistan International Airlines from the European Union for six months after the state-run carrier grounded nearly a third of its pilots for holding fake or dubious licences, officials said Tuesday.
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Aviation Body, Boeing Moving Fast On Lifting 737 Max Ban: European Pilots
An organization representing European pilots said Thursday that the Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing have failed to resolve fundamental questions about the oversight and design of the 737 Max
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100,000 Passengers Hit On Third Day Of Lufthansa Strike
Germany's flagship airline Lufthansa said 830 domestic and European flights were being scrapped on Friday, affecting more than than 100,000 passengers, on the third day of a strike by pilots demanding higher pay.
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Jet Airways Flight Delayed Due To 'Non Availability' Of Pilot
Over 250 passengers of a Jet Airways Toronto-bound flight via its European gateway Brussels were stranded for about nine hours at the Indira Gandhi International Airport today due to "non-availability" of a reserve pilot, a source said.
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European Union Aviation Safety Body to Set Up Pilots' Medical Database By End 2016
Europe's aviation safety regulator aims to set up a medical database for pilots by December 2016 following the German wings crash earlier this year, it said on Tuesday.
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Air France to Announce Job Cuts Under New Restructuring Plan
Air France-KLM is set to unveil details today of a revamped restructuring plan which unions expect will lead to some 3,000 job losses.
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Russian Court Starts Hearing Ukrainian Pilot's Murder Trial
A Russian court today started hearing a case against Ukrainian helicopter pilot Nadiya Savchenko over the murder of two Russian journalists in a trial that has caused outrage in Kiev and the West.
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A Year After MH17, Intelligence Agencies Slow to Share Threat Data With Pilots
A year after the downing of MH17, Europe's intelligence agencies remain reluctant to share information that might help airlines detect threats from ground-based conflicts in future, the region's aviation safety chief said on Friday.
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Nokia's Here Chosen to Lead Vehicle Hazard Warning Pilot Project in Finland
The project will be the first to implement the Intelligent Transportation Systems Directive by the European Union.
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US to Review Pilot Mental Health After Germanwings Crash
A panel of experts from government and industry will review how the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration monitors the mental health of commercial pilots and will make recommendations within six months, the agency said Wednesday.
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Lufthansa Pilots Extend Strike as Hundreds of Flights Grounded
Pilots for German airline Lufthansa announced they would extend until Friday a strike that has already hit tens of thousands of passengers and seen hundreds of flights cancelled in a dispute over a retirement scheme.
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Air France, Lufthansa Strikes Hit European Travel
European travellers face growing disruption after Air France pilots began a week-long strike in a dispute over cost cuts and Lufthansa pilots called their fourth walkout in three weeks over early retirement rights.
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Four-Year Ban On Pakistan State Airline Lifted By European Union
The European Union's aviation authorities have lifted a four-year ban on Pakistan's beleaguered national airline that was at the centre of a pilot license scandal, officials said Friday.
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Hindustan Motors to Set Up Joint Venture With European Partner, Launch Electric 2-Wheelers by 2023
Hindustan Motors has announced that it expects to set up a joint venture with a European partner and manufacture electric two-wheelers by 2023. According to a company official, after formation of the new entity, the pilot run of the project will take place after two quarters, while that the final product is likely to be launched by the end of next ...
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European Central Bank Launches Pilot Project To Create "Digital Euro"
The European Central Bank on Wednesday formally launched a pilot project to create a "digital euro", in response to the growing popularity of electronic payments and the rise of cryptocurrencies.
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European Union Bans Pak International Airlines Over Fake Pilot Licences
Regulators have barred Pakistan International Airlines from the European Union for six months after the state-run carrier grounded nearly a third of its pilots for holding fake or dubious licences, officials said Tuesday.
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Aviation Body, Boeing Moving Fast On Lifting 737 Max Ban: European Pilots
An organization representing European pilots said Thursday that the Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing have failed to resolve fundamental questions about the oversight and design of the 737 Max
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100,000 Passengers Hit On Third Day Of Lufthansa Strike
Germany's flagship airline Lufthansa said 830 domestic and European flights were being scrapped on Friday, affecting more than than 100,000 passengers, on the third day of a strike by pilots demanding higher pay.
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Jet Airways Flight Delayed Due To 'Non Availability' Of Pilot
Over 250 passengers of a Jet Airways Toronto-bound flight via its European gateway Brussels were stranded for about nine hours at the Indira Gandhi International Airport today due to "non-availability" of a reserve pilot, a source said.
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European Union Aviation Safety Body to Set Up Pilots' Medical Database By End 2016
Europe's aviation safety regulator aims to set up a medical database for pilots by December 2016 following the German wings crash earlier this year, it said on Tuesday.
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Air France to Announce Job Cuts Under New Restructuring Plan
Air France-KLM is set to unveil details today of a revamped restructuring plan which unions expect will lead to some 3,000 job losses.
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Russian Court Starts Hearing Ukrainian Pilot's Murder Trial
A Russian court today started hearing a case against Ukrainian helicopter pilot Nadiya Savchenko over the murder of two Russian journalists in a trial that has caused outrage in Kiev and the West.
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A Year After MH17, Intelligence Agencies Slow to Share Threat Data With Pilots
A year after the downing of MH17, Europe's intelligence agencies remain reluctant to share information that might help airlines detect threats from ground-based conflicts in future, the region's aviation safety chief said on Friday.
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Nokia's Here Chosen to Lead Vehicle Hazard Warning Pilot Project in Finland
The project will be the first to implement the Intelligent Transportation Systems Directive by the European Union.
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US to Review Pilot Mental Health After Germanwings Crash
A panel of experts from government and industry will review how the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration monitors the mental health of commercial pilots and will make recommendations within six months, the agency said Wednesday.
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Lufthansa Pilots Extend Strike as Hundreds of Flights Grounded
Pilots for German airline Lufthansa announced they would extend until Friday a strike that has already hit tens of thousands of passengers and seen hundreds of flights cancelled in a dispute over a retirement scheme.
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Air France, Lufthansa Strikes Hit European Travel
European travellers face growing disruption after Air France pilots began a week-long strike in a dispute over cost cuts and Lufthansa pilots called their fourth walkout in three weeks over early retirement rights.
