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India Jumps To 48th Rank In Global Aviation Safety Ranking
India has jumped to the 48th position in the global aviation safety ranking by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), according to DGCA officials.
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Suspend Issuance Of New Pilot Licenses: UN Aviation Body To Pakistan
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has advised Pakistan to undertake "immediate corrective actions" and suspend the issuance of any new pilot licenses in the wake of a scandal over falsified licenses, according to an official and a document seen by Reuters.
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Civil Aviation Minister Says Congress Tweets On Plane Crash Not Based On Facts
The Kozhikode airport is equipped with runway end safety area as per the guidelines of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), said Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri today, while questioning various tweets by Congress MPs on the plane crash in which 18 people were killed.
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Airline Flies Empty A380 To Nowhere So Pilots Don't Lose Licenses
Airlines are taking extreme measures to survive the pandemic, with Asiana Airlines Inc. flying the world's biggest commercial plane more than 20 times, going nowhere and carrying no passengers, just to keep trainee pilots certified.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Could Mean $5 Billion Drop In Airline Revenues: UN
The new coronavirus outbreak could mean a reduction of $4-5 billion in worldwide airline revenue, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) said on Thursday.
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US Blocks North Korean Air Traffic Revival Ahead Of Trump Summit: Report
The United States has blocked efforts by a UN agency to improve civil aviation in North Korea at a time when Pyongyang is trying to reopen part of its airspace to foreign flights, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Singapore Airspace To Be Restricted During US-North Korea Summit
Singapore airspace will be restricted during the planned US - North Korea summit, said a notice to airmen posted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Wednesday.
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North Korea Seeks To Open Up Air Travel To South Korea: United Nations
North Korea has asked the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for permission to open an air corridor to South Korea, the UN agency said Friday.
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UAE Says Qatari Fighter Jets Intercept Civilian Aircraft
Two Qatari fighter jets flew dangerously close to two United Arabs Emirates civilian aircraft while they were in Bahraini air space on Monday, the UAE's state news agency WAM quoted its civil aviation authority as saying.
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UAE To File International Complaint Over Qatar Flight 'Interception'
The UAE will lodge a complaint with the International Civil Aviation Organization after Qatari jets came within little more than three kilometres of Emirati passenger flights, its civil aviation chief said on Tuesday.
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UN Aviation Agency Seeks Global Approach to Laptop Ban
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) met on Tuesday to debate the issue after the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and other countries complained their airlines had been unduly penalised.
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UN Rethinks Global Sleep Standards For Helicopter Pilots
A UN aviation task force is updating global standards to ensure commercial helicopter pilots get enough sleep, at a time of broader industry efforts to manage crew fatigue, a technical specialist for the group said on Wednesday.
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UN Agency Bans Lithium-Ion Battery Cargo On Passenger Planes
The UN agency responsible for air travel standards agreed on Monday to ban the transportation of lithium-ion batteries as cargo on passenger aircraft, saying they pose a serious fire hazard.
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Vietnam Warns China Over Air Safety Threat
Vietnam's civil aviation authority has accused Beijing of threatening regional air safety by conducting unannounced flights through its airspace to a disputed reef in the South China Sea, state media said today.
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These NASA Innovations Could Cut Carbon Emissions And Save Airlines Billions
NASA research aimed at cutting fuel consumption, pollution and noise from airplanes could pay off for the nation's airlines to the tune of more than $250 billion dollars, the agency said this week.
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India Jumps To 48th Rank In Global Aviation Safety Ranking
India has jumped to the 48th position in the global aviation safety ranking by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), according to DGCA officials.
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Suspend Issuance Of New Pilot Licenses: UN Aviation Body To Pakistan
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has advised Pakistan to undertake "immediate corrective actions" and suspend the issuance of any new pilot licenses in the wake of a scandal over falsified licenses, according to an official and a document seen by Reuters.
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Civil Aviation Minister Says Congress Tweets On Plane Crash Not Based On Facts
The Kozhikode airport is equipped with runway end safety area as per the guidelines of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), said Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri today, while questioning various tweets by Congress MPs on the plane crash in which 18 people were killed.
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Airline Flies Empty A380 To Nowhere So Pilots Don't Lose Licenses
Airlines are taking extreme measures to survive the pandemic, with Asiana Airlines Inc. flying the world's biggest commercial plane more than 20 times, going nowhere and carrying no passengers, just to keep trainee pilots certified.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Could Mean $5 Billion Drop In Airline Revenues: UN
The new coronavirus outbreak could mean a reduction of $4-5 billion in worldwide airline revenue, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) said on Thursday.
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US Blocks North Korean Air Traffic Revival Ahead Of Trump Summit: Report
The United States has blocked efforts by a UN agency to improve civil aviation in North Korea at a time when Pyongyang is trying to reopen part of its airspace to foreign flights, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Singapore Airspace To Be Restricted During US-North Korea Summit
Singapore airspace will be restricted during the planned US - North Korea summit, said a notice to airmen posted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Wednesday.
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North Korea Seeks To Open Up Air Travel To South Korea: United Nations
North Korea has asked the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for permission to open an air corridor to South Korea, the UN agency said Friday.
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UAE Says Qatari Fighter Jets Intercept Civilian Aircraft
Two Qatari fighter jets flew dangerously close to two United Arabs Emirates civilian aircraft while they were in Bahraini air space on Monday, the UAE's state news agency WAM quoted its civil aviation authority as saying.
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UAE To File International Complaint Over Qatar Flight 'Interception'
The UAE will lodge a complaint with the International Civil Aviation Organization after Qatari jets came within little more than three kilometres of Emirati passenger flights, its civil aviation chief said on Tuesday.
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UN Aviation Agency Seeks Global Approach to Laptop Ban
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) met on Tuesday to debate the issue after the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and other countries complained their airlines had been unduly penalised.
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UN Rethinks Global Sleep Standards For Helicopter Pilots
A UN aviation task force is updating global standards to ensure commercial helicopter pilots get enough sleep, at a time of broader industry efforts to manage crew fatigue, a technical specialist for the group said on Wednesday.
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UN Agency Bans Lithium-Ion Battery Cargo On Passenger Planes
The UN agency responsible for air travel standards agreed on Monday to ban the transportation of lithium-ion batteries as cargo on passenger aircraft, saying they pose a serious fire hazard.
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Vietnam Warns China Over Air Safety Threat
Vietnam's civil aviation authority has accused Beijing of threatening regional air safety by conducting unannounced flights through its airspace to a disputed reef in the South China Sea, state media said today.
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These NASA Innovations Could Cut Carbon Emissions And Save Airlines Billions
NASA research aimed at cutting fuel consumption, pollution and noise from airplanes could pay off for the nation's airlines to the tune of more than $250 billion dollars, the agency said this week.
