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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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Many Challenges As Tata Draws Up Flight Plan For Air India
Tata Sons' $2.4 billion purchase of debt-ridden, government-owned Air India will give the conglomerate immediate access to valuable flying rights and landing slots that will help it claw back market share from foreign rivals.
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Foreign Airlines' Flights Won't Be Allowed At Expense Of Indian Airlines: Aviation Minister
Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday said the time has come to send a loud and clear message that foreign airlines' flights will not be allowed at the expense of Indian airlines.
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3 International Flights Escape Mid-Air Collision Over Delhi, Pilots Summoned: Report
Three international flights, carrying hundreds of passengers, had a narrow escape from a mid-air collision in the Delhi flight information region on Sunday after multiple auto-generated warnings by the Air Traffic Control (ATC), according to reports.
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Foreign Airlines Could Benefit From Centre's Nod To In-Flight Internet: Reports
Foreign airlines could be the immediate beneficiaries of the government's recent nod to onboard voice and data connectivity as the domestic players were not yet equipped for internet services, according to an aviation consultancy firm.
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Kuwait Airways Asked To Refund Ticket Cost, Compensate Couple
A foreign airline has been directed by the national consumer forum to compensate a passenger for cancelling a flight and not informing them, holding the carrier responsible for deficient service.
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In touch with kin of Indians on board missing Malaysia Airlines flight: Foreign Ministry
India is closely following the developments regarding the Malaysian Airlines flight in which five Indian nationals were travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and has assured their families of all assistance and support.
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High Court notice to Centre on FIA plea against go-ahead to AirAsia
The Delhi High Court today issued notice to the Centre on a plea by the Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA) which is opposing the go-ahead given to AirAsia to begin its flight operations in India.
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Tata SIA Airlines expects to take flight by June
India's newest planned airline, a joint venture of the Tata Group and Singapore Airlines, expects to win swift regulatory clearance and be able to start flying by June, 2014.
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Air India loses exclusive rights over international flights
Air India would no longer enjoy exclusive privilege over all bilateral air traffic rights with foreign countries as the government has decided to allow all Indian carriers to use these rights.
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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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Many Challenges As Tata Draws Up Flight Plan For Air India
Tata Sons' $2.4 billion purchase of debt-ridden, government-owned Air India will give the conglomerate immediate access to valuable flying rights and landing slots that will help it claw back market share from foreign rivals.
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Foreign Airlines' Flights Won't Be Allowed At Expense Of Indian Airlines: Aviation Minister
Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday said the time has come to send a loud and clear message that foreign airlines' flights will not be allowed at the expense of Indian airlines.
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3 International Flights Escape Mid-Air Collision Over Delhi, Pilots Summoned: Report
Three international flights, carrying hundreds of passengers, had a narrow escape from a mid-air collision in the Delhi flight information region on Sunday after multiple auto-generated warnings by the Air Traffic Control (ATC), according to reports.
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Foreign Airlines Could Benefit From Centre's Nod To In-Flight Internet: Reports
Foreign airlines could be the immediate beneficiaries of the government's recent nod to onboard voice and data connectivity as the domestic players were not yet equipped for internet services, according to an aviation consultancy firm.
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Kuwait Airways Asked To Refund Ticket Cost, Compensate Couple
A foreign airline has been directed by the national consumer forum to compensate a passenger for cancelling a flight and not informing them, holding the carrier responsible for deficient service.
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In touch with kin of Indians on board missing Malaysia Airlines flight: Foreign Ministry
India is closely following the developments regarding the Malaysian Airlines flight in which five Indian nationals were travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and has assured their families of all assistance and support.
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High Court notice to Centre on FIA plea against go-ahead to AirAsia
The Delhi High Court today issued notice to the Centre on a plea by the Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA) which is opposing the go-ahead given to AirAsia to begin its flight operations in India.
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Tata SIA Airlines expects to take flight by June
India's newest planned airline, a joint venture of the Tata Group and Singapore Airlines, expects to win swift regulatory clearance and be able to start flying by June, 2014.
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Air India loses exclusive rights over international flights
Air India would no longer enjoy exclusive privilege over all bilateral air traffic rights with foreign countries as the government has decided to allow all Indian carriers to use these rights.
