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Disabled UK Journalist Forced To Crawl On Flight Due To Lack Of Wheelchair
A British journalist, who lost his legs in a 2004 war reporting attack, faced a humiliating and discriminatory experience on a LOT Polish Airlines flight.
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Man Discovers US To Mumbai Flight For Rs 19,000, Internet Reacts
A lot of people were suspicious and checked themselves to make sure the deal was real.
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Passenger Finds Worm In Sandwich Served By IndiGo, Airline Issues Apology Statement
In response to the woman who found a worm in her sandwich, IndiGo ensured that the matter is currently under examination.
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Woman Asks For Refund After Finding About Husband's Affair, Ryanair Replies
This answer amassed a lot of reactions on social media with many people posting laughing emojis in the comments section.
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India One Of World's Most Competitive Aviation Markets: IndiGo Chief
India is one of the most competitive aviation markets in the world and there is also a lot of competition in the market, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers said on Tuesday.
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Video: United Airlines Pilot Caught Smashing Parking Gate With An Axe, Charged
A video of the incident shows Kenneth Henderson Jones, 63, walking toward the exit gate of an employee parking lot, carrying an axe.
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Not Easy For An Airline To Turn Profitable In India, Says IATA Official
It is not easy for an airline to turn a profit in India and a lot of issues such as fare caps and high taxes on aviation turbine fuel (ATF) have to be resolved, a senior IATA official said on Sunday.
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Feeling "Embarrassed" About Investors Losing Money: Jet Airways Chairman
Jet Airways Founder Chairman Naresh Goyal yesterday said he felt "guilty and embarrassed" as a lot of shareholders have lost their money, amid the airline's shares plummeting on financial woes.
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Air India Plans To Coax Former Pilots To Return: Sources
Air India plans to reverse poach senior pilots and commanders, who had switched to other Indian and foreign airlines earlier and on whom the state-run carrier had spent a lot of money to train them.
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With New Reforms, Flights To Become Cheaper, Lots Of 'No Frills' Airports
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new civil aviation policy aimed at making air travel affordable for millions of Indians and vastly expanding the country's aviation market.
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IT Failure May Have Triggered Polish Airline LOT's Meltdown
The airline's spokesman had initially described Sunday's incident as the "first attack of its kind".
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Computer Error a Possible Cause of Poland Airline Outage: Prosecutors
Polish prosecutors are looking into whether the outage which grounded dozens of jets operated by Polish airline Lot at Warsaw's main airport on Sunday may have been caused by a computer system error, a spokesman for the Warsaw prosecutor's office said today.
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Polish Airline, Hit by Cyber-Attack, Says All Carriers Are at Risk
"This is an industry problem on a much wider scale, and for sure we have to give it more attention."
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Polish Airline, Hit by Cyber Attack, Says All Carriers at Risk
No airline is safe from the type of cyber attack that grounded an aircraft and hundreds of passengers at Poland's busiest airport at the weekend, the chief executive of Polish national carrier LOT said earlier on Monday.
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Hackers Ground 1,400 Passengers at Warsaw Airport
Around 1,400 passengers of the Polish airline LOT were grounded at Warsaw's Chopin airport on Sunday after hackers attacked the airline ground computer systems used to issue flight plans, the company said.
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Disabled UK Journalist Forced To Crawl On Flight Due To Lack Of Wheelchair
A British journalist, who lost his legs in a 2004 war reporting attack, faced a humiliating and discriminatory experience on a LOT Polish Airlines flight.
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Man Discovers US To Mumbai Flight For Rs 19,000, Internet Reacts
A lot of people were suspicious and checked themselves to make sure the deal was real.
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Passenger Finds Worm In Sandwich Served By IndiGo, Airline Issues Apology Statement
In response to the woman who found a worm in her sandwich, IndiGo ensured that the matter is currently under examination.
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Woman Asks For Refund After Finding About Husband's Affair, Ryanair Replies
This answer amassed a lot of reactions on social media with many people posting laughing emojis in the comments section.
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India One Of World's Most Competitive Aviation Markets: IndiGo Chief
India is one of the most competitive aviation markets in the world and there is also a lot of competition in the market, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers said on Tuesday.
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Video: United Airlines Pilot Caught Smashing Parking Gate With An Axe, Charged
A video of the incident shows Kenneth Henderson Jones, 63, walking toward the exit gate of an employee parking lot, carrying an axe.
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Not Easy For An Airline To Turn Profitable In India, Says IATA Official
It is not easy for an airline to turn a profit in India and a lot of issues such as fare caps and high taxes on aviation turbine fuel (ATF) have to be resolved, a senior IATA official said on Sunday.
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Feeling "Embarrassed" About Investors Losing Money: Jet Airways Chairman
Jet Airways Founder Chairman Naresh Goyal yesterday said he felt "guilty and embarrassed" as a lot of shareholders have lost their money, amid the airline's shares plummeting on financial woes.
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Air India Plans To Coax Former Pilots To Return: Sources
Air India plans to reverse poach senior pilots and commanders, who had switched to other Indian and foreign airlines earlier and on whom the state-run carrier had spent a lot of money to train them.
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With New Reforms, Flights To Become Cheaper, Lots Of 'No Frills' Airports
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new civil aviation policy aimed at making air travel affordable for millions of Indians and vastly expanding the country's aviation market.
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IT Failure May Have Triggered Polish Airline LOT's Meltdown
The airline's spokesman had initially described Sunday's incident as the "first attack of its kind".
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Computer Error a Possible Cause of Poland Airline Outage: Prosecutors
Polish prosecutors are looking into whether the outage which grounded dozens of jets operated by Polish airline Lot at Warsaw's main airport on Sunday may have been caused by a computer system error, a spokesman for the Warsaw prosecutor's office said today.
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Polish Airline, Hit by Cyber-Attack, Says All Carriers Are at Risk
"This is an industry problem on a much wider scale, and for sure we have to give it more attention."
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Polish Airline, Hit by Cyber Attack, Says All Carriers at Risk
No airline is safe from the type of cyber attack that grounded an aircraft and hundreds of passengers at Poland's busiest airport at the weekend, the chief executive of Polish national carrier LOT said earlier on Monday.
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Hackers Ground 1,400 Passengers at Warsaw Airport
Around 1,400 passengers of the Polish airline LOT were grounded at Warsaw's Chopin airport on Sunday after hackers attacked the airline ground computer systems used to issue flight plans, the company said.
