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Air India, IndiGo Bring Back Over 400 People From Violence-Hit Bangladesh
Air India and IndiGo operated special flights to Dhaka, bringing more than 400 people amid a volatile situation in the Bangladesh capital.
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Air India Cancels Israel Flights. Which Other Airlines Have Also Stopped?
Several international airlines unsettled by the threat of a multi-front war in the Middle East - following Iran-Israel tension, to add to the violence in Gaza, which has impacted neighbouring countries, like Lebanon - have cancelled or cut flights.
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Jyotiraditya Scindia Says "Unacceptable" After IndiGo Passenger Hits Pilot
IndiGo Pilot Attacked: Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has said "unruly behaviour" on board planes will not be tolerated and every such incident will be dealt with as strongly as existing legal provisions allow.
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Flight Delay, Long Wait: Why Did IndiGo Passenger Attack Pilot On Plane?
Indigo Pilot Attacked: The extended delay of an IndiGo Delhi-Goa flight Sunday triggered shocking scenes of physical violence aboard the Airbus A20N parked at the Indira Gandhi International Airport for over 10 hours.
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Special Flights Help Meet Demand As People Scramble To Leave Manipur
Several airlines were operating special flights from Imphal to help people stranded in violence-hit Manipur return home, officials said on Monday, maintaining that this resulted in airfares on the route not rocketing out of control.
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Flight Tickets From Violence-Hit Manipur To Kolkata Skyrocket To Rs 20,000
The air ticket on the Imphal-Kolkata route has spiralled to almost 5-6 times the normal price to Rs 20,000 per ticket. Debjit Dutta, chairman, Indian Association of Tour Operators, said this was because of the situation in Manipur.
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Amid Manipur Unrest, How States Are Reaching Out To Those Stranded
Amid the ongoing unrest in Manipur, several states have arranged special flights and established helplines to evacuate those stranded in the violence-hit state.
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17 Air Force Flights, 5 Navy Ship Sorties Rescue 3,862 Indians From Sudan
India on Friday wrapped up 'Operation Kaveri', launched to rescue its nationals stranded in crisis-hit Sudan, with the transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force making its final flight to bring 47 passengers home.
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Operation Kaveri: IndiGo's Chartered Flights To Fly Indians From Jeddah To Delhi, Bengaluru
IndiGo on Friday said it will operate chartered flights from Jeddah to the national capital and Bengaluru to bring back Indians evacuated from Sudan as part of Operation Kaveri.
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"Grave Offence", But Minister's Son "No Flight Risk": UP To Supreme Court
Ashish Mishra, Union minister Ajay Mishra's son who is accused ofrunning over farmers in Lakhimpur Keri, is "not a flight risk", the Uttar Pradesh government told the Supreme Court today.
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Rahul Gandhi Briefly Stopped From Boarding Flight To Lucknow: Sources
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi was briefly stopped from boarding a flight to Lucknow - from where he intends to travel to Lakhimpur Kheri to visit the families of farmers who died in Sunday's violence - party sources said Wednesday morning.
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"Calm Down," Emotional Hong Kong Leader Urges Protesters; Airport Reopens
Hong Kong protests: Leader Carrie Lam said city's recovery from protests that have swept the Asian financial hub could take a long time and that she would be responsible for rebuilding its economy "after the violence eases".
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US Orders Suspension Of Flights Between US And Venezuela
The U.S. Department of Transportation on Wednesday ordered the suspension of all commercial passenger and cargo flights between the United States and Venezuela, citing reports of unrest and violence around airports in the South American country.
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"Shocking Facts" In Delhi Air Hostess Death: Top Court On In-Laws' Plea
After the in-laws of the flight attendant, who allegedly jumped off the terrace of her Delhi home in July, approached the Supreme Court seeking protection from arrest, the court said"it was a very serious matter, you just can't brush it aside."
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Delhi Air Hostess Anissia Batra's 2nd Autopsy Report Endorses First: Cops
The second autopsy report of Anissia Batra, a flight attendant with a German airline who allegedly committed suicide in Panchsheel Park in Delhi, endorses the first that said she first sustained injuries to her neck, a senior police officer said today.
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Air India, IndiGo Bring Back Over 400 People From Violence-Hit Bangladesh
Air India and IndiGo operated special flights to Dhaka, bringing more than 400 people amid a volatile situation in the Bangladesh capital.
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Air India Cancels Israel Flights. Which Other Airlines Have Also Stopped?
Several international airlines unsettled by the threat of a multi-front war in the Middle East - following Iran-Israel tension, to add to the violence in Gaza, which has impacted neighbouring countries, like Lebanon - have cancelled or cut flights.
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Jyotiraditya Scindia Says "Unacceptable" After IndiGo Passenger Hits Pilot
IndiGo Pilot Attacked: Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has said "unruly behaviour" on board planes will not be tolerated and every such incident will be dealt with as strongly as existing legal provisions allow.
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Flight Delay, Long Wait: Why Did IndiGo Passenger Attack Pilot On Plane?
Indigo Pilot Attacked: The extended delay of an IndiGo Delhi-Goa flight Sunday triggered shocking scenes of physical violence aboard the Airbus A20N parked at the Indira Gandhi International Airport for over 10 hours.
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Special Flights Help Meet Demand As People Scramble To Leave Manipur
Several airlines were operating special flights from Imphal to help people stranded in violence-hit Manipur return home, officials said on Monday, maintaining that this resulted in airfares on the route not rocketing out of control.
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Flight Tickets From Violence-Hit Manipur To Kolkata Skyrocket To Rs 20,000
The air ticket on the Imphal-Kolkata route has spiralled to almost 5-6 times the normal price to Rs 20,000 per ticket. Debjit Dutta, chairman, Indian Association of Tour Operators, said this was because of the situation in Manipur.
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Amid Manipur Unrest, How States Are Reaching Out To Those Stranded
Amid the ongoing unrest in Manipur, several states have arranged special flights and established helplines to evacuate those stranded in the violence-hit state.
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17 Air Force Flights, 5 Navy Ship Sorties Rescue 3,862 Indians From Sudan
India on Friday wrapped up 'Operation Kaveri', launched to rescue its nationals stranded in crisis-hit Sudan, with the transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force making its final flight to bring 47 passengers home.
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Operation Kaveri: IndiGo's Chartered Flights To Fly Indians From Jeddah To Delhi, Bengaluru
IndiGo on Friday said it will operate chartered flights from Jeddah to the national capital and Bengaluru to bring back Indians evacuated from Sudan as part of Operation Kaveri.
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"Grave Offence", But Minister's Son "No Flight Risk": UP To Supreme Court
Ashish Mishra, Union minister Ajay Mishra's son who is accused ofrunning over farmers in Lakhimpur Keri, is "not a flight risk", the Uttar Pradesh government told the Supreme Court today.
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Rahul Gandhi Briefly Stopped From Boarding Flight To Lucknow: Sources
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi was briefly stopped from boarding a flight to Lucknow - from where he intends to travel to Lakhimpur Kheri to visit the families of farmers who died in Sunday's violence - party sources said Wednesday morning.
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"Calm Down," Emotional Hong Kong Leader Urges Protesters; Airport Reopens
Hong Kong protests: Leader Carrie Lam said city's recovery from protests that have swept the Asian financial hub could take a long time and that she would be responsible for rebuilding its economy "after the violence eases".
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US Orders Suspension Of Flights Between US And Venezuela
The U.S. Department of Transportation on Wednesday ordered the suspension of all commercial passenger and cargo flights between the United States and Venezuela, citing reports of unrest and violence around airports in the South American country.
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"Shocking Facts" In Delhi Air Hostess Death: Top Court On In-Laws' Plea
After the in-laws of the flight attendant, who allegedly jumped off the terrace of her Delhi home in July, approached the Supreme Court seeking protection from arrest, the court said"it was a very serious matter, you just can't brush it aside."
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Delhi Air Hostess Anissia Batra's 2nd Autopsy Report Endorses First: Cops
The second autopsy report of Anissia Batra, a flight attendant with a German airline who allegedly committed suicide in Panchsheel Park in Delhi, endorses the first that said she first sustained injuries to her neck, a senior police officer said today.
