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Passenger Plane "Struck" By Korean Airliner At Japan Airport, No Injuries
Cathay Pacific said Tuesday that one of its planes was "struck" by a taxiing Korean Air airliner at a Japanese airport, with both airlines saying there were no injuries.
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After Air New Zealand, Another Airline To Weigh Passengers Before Boarding Plane
The process is used to help determine the weight distribution of aircraft, and calculations need to take place every five years.
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Korean Air Jet Overuns Runway In Philippines, No Injuries Reported
A Korean Air Lines jet with 173 people on board overran the runway at Cebu International Airport in the Philippines late Sunday, the airline said, adding that there were no injuries.
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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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"Nut Rage" Heiress Takes On Brother In South Korea Succession Feud
The "nut rage" heiress who forced a plane to turn back over her macadamias is fighting a bitter battle -- with activist shareholder support -- against her brother for control of the family airline, highlighting resistance to reform in South Korea's chaebols.
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Dutch Airline Apologises After Staff's Coronavirus Toilet Note Sparks Outrage
KLM, the Dutch arm of Air France KLM, offered a public apology on Friday after a crew member sparked online outrage by posting a sign in Korean saying passengers on a recent flight were not allowed to use a toilet because of the new coronavirus.
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Head Of South Korean Airline Dies Weeks After Being Ousted From Board
The head of South Korea's flag carrier Korean Air --- whose family have been embroiled in multiple scandals including an infamous "nut rage" tantrum -- has died, the airline said Monday, sending its shares soaring.
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Teen Allergic To Peanuts, Brother Removed From Korean Plane: Report
Korean Air Lines said on Sunday it has stopped serving peanuts as snacks to customers in response to a recent incident when two teenage brothers were unable to board a flight because of a peanut allergy.
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Southwest Airlines Inspecting Boeing 737 Engines After Fatal Incident
Some major customers of Boeing Co's popular 737 jets including Korean Air Lines Co Ltd said on Wednesday they were inspecting engines of the type that blew apart mid-air on a fatal Southwest Airlines Co flight on Tuesday.
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Airport CCTV Footage Shows North Korean Embassy Official With Kim Jong Nam Murder Suspects
A North Korean embassy official and a manager of Air Koryo, the national airline, met suspects wanted for the killing of Kim Jong Nam shortly after the murder, according to video recordings shown at the trial in Kuala Lumpur on Monday.
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China To Restrict North Korean Airline Operations
China will restrict the operations of North Korean national airline Air Koryo after one of its planes had to make an emergency landing last month because of a fire on board, it said today.
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Jet Airways Inks Code-Share Pact With Korean Air
Private carrier Jet Airways on Thursday said it has inked a code-share pact and loyalty exchange programme with the Korean Air which will allow passengers of the two airlines seamless travel between India and South Korea.
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Airbus Signs Deals With South Korea Carriers for 55 Planes
European aircraft maker Airbus said today it had formally signed deals with South Korea's two largest airlines for the delivery of 55 of its fuel-efficient, single-aisle A321neo passeng
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Sues in New York Court
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident has filed a lawsuit in New York demanding compensation for assault and emotional distress.
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Gets Industrial Injury Recognition
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident, has had his industrial injury claim approved by a state agency, officials said today.
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Passenger Plane "Struck" By Korean Airliner At Japan Airport, No Injuries
Cathay Pacific said Tuesday that one of its planes was "struck" by a taxiing Korean Air airliner at a Japanese airport, with both airlines saying there were no injuries.
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After Air New Zealand, Another Airline To Weigh Passengers Before Boarding Plane
The process is used to help determine the weight distribution of aircraft, and calculations need to take place every five years.
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Korean Air Jet Overuns Runway In Philippines, No Injuries Reported
A Korean Air Lines jet with 173 people on board overran the runway at Cebu International Airport in the Philippines late Sunday, the airline said, adding that there were no injuries.
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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.
-
"Nut Rage" Heiress Takes On Brother In South Korea Succession Feud
The "nut rage" heiress who forced a plane to turn back over her macadamias is fighting a bitter battle -- with activist shareholder support -- against her brother for control of the family airline, highlighting resistance to reform in South Korea's chaebols.
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Dutch Airline Apologises After Staff's Coronavirus Toilet Note Sparks Outrage
KLM, the Dutch arm of Air France KLM, offered a public apology on Friday after a crew member sparked online outrage by posting a sign in Korean saying passengers on a recent flight were not allowed to use a toilet because of the new coronavirus.
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Head Of South Korean Airline Dies Weeks After Being Ousted From Board
The head of South Korea's flag carrier Korean Air --- whose family have been embroiled in multiple scandals including an infamous "nut rage" tantrum -- has died, the airline said Monday, sending its shares soaring.
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Teen Allergic To Peanuts, Brother Removed From Korean Plane: Report
Korean Air Lines said on Sunday it has stopped serving peanuts as snacks to customers in response to a recent incident when two teenage brothers were unable to board a flight because of a peanut allergy.
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Southwest Airlines Inspecting Boeing 737 Engines After Fatal Incident
Some major customers of Boeing Co's popular 737 jets including Korean Air Lines Co Ltd said on Wednesday they were inspecting engines of the type that blew apart mid-air on a fatal Southwest Airlines Co flight on Tuesday.
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Airport CCTV Footage Shows North Korean Embassy Official With Kim Jong Nam Murder Suspects
A North Korean embassy official and a manager of Air Koryo, the national airline, met suspects wanted for the killing of Kim Jong Nam shortly after the murder, according to video recordings shown at the trial in Kuala Lumpur on Monday.
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China To Restrict North Korean Airline Operations
China will restrict the operations of North Korean national airline Air Koryo after one of its planes had to make an emergency landing last month because of a fire on board, it said today.
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Jet Airways Inks Code-Share Pact With Korean Air
Private carrier Jet Airways on Thursday said it has inked a code-share pact and loyalty exchange programme with the Korean Air which will allow passengers of the two airlines seamless travel between India and South Korea.
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Airbus Signs Deals With South Korea Carriers for 55 Planes
European aircraft maker Airbus said today it had formally signed deals with South Korea's two largest airlines for the delivery of 55 of its fuel-efficient, single-aisle A321neo passeng
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Sues in New York Court
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident has filed a lawsuit in New York demanding compensation for assault and emotional distress.
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Korean Air 'Nut Rage' Victim Gets Industrial Injury Recognition
The Korean Air chief steward ejected from a flight by a senior airline executive in a now infamous "nut rage" incident, has had his industrial injury claim approved by a state agency, officials said today.
