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Kerala Ruling Coalition Convener Put On IndiGo 'No Fly List': Report
IndiGo Airlines has put Kerala ruling front Left Democratic Front(LDF)'s convenor EP Jayarajan and two Youth Congress workers on 'no fly list' over their unruly act inside the aircraft when Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan was on board.
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On Flight Boarding For Persons With Special Needs, New Draft Rules
No airline can refuse to fly a person with disability, the country's top regulator for air travel said in its proposed rules for air travel on Friday, almost a week after it fined an airline for not allowing a boy with special needs to board a flight
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Ukraine President Slams NATO For Rejecting No-Fly Zone Over His Country
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky lashed NATO on Friday for ruling out a no-fly zone over his country saying the Western military alliance knew further Russian aggression was likely.
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No Test Needed To Fly Into UK Now
Boris Johnson warned of serious challenges ahead in tackling the omicron Covid-19 variant, as he eased testing rules to free up capacity to cope with a virus caseload that's surging across the U.K.
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Alia Bhatt Did Not Break COVID Rules By Flying To Delhi, Says Mumbai Civic Body
"No action is warranted if she has travelled with a negative COVID-19 report," said a BMC official
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F1: Turkish GP Cancelled, Replaced By Double Header In Austria
The Turkish GP was supposed to replace the Canadian GP but now instead has been replaced by an extra round of the Austrian GP.
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Rules To Stop Virus Variant Lead To Chaos, Long Queues At Airports
Passengers flying into India's biggest airports on Wednesday complained of long waits and confusion as authorities sought to impose rules to try to stop the spread of a new more transmissible variant of the coronavirus.
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To Fly Amid Coronavirus, Airports Plan Ticket Bar Code, No Baggage Tags
The airports, in collaboration with the government, have drawn up detailed plans to ensure security from coronavirus as the resumption of passenger services was announced today. Flights in domestic sectors will begin operating from May 25, the government said today -- just a day after announcing the resumption of 200 non-air conditioned trains.
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No Cancellation Charge, Refund On Delay: Centre Plans New Flight Rules
Passengers will not be charged for cancelling their air tickets within 24 hours of booking them, the government has decided in new draft rules to improve the flying experience in India. A draft charter put out by the civil aviation ministry also proposes compensation to passengers denied boarding due to over-booking or flights delays attributed due...
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Unruly Fliers Could Be Banned For Life: No-Fly Rules In 10 Points
Under new no-fly rules framed by the government, unruly passengers face a ban on flying from a minimum three months to a lifetime, depending on the nature of the misdemeanour. The new rules will apply to foreign carriers as well, the civil aviation ministry said today. They were expedited after a Shiv Sena lawmaker assaulted an Air India official e...
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US To Toughen Airline Security, No Laptop Ban Expansion
The US announced Wednesday it would implement tough new security rules for all airlines flying into the country, but held off from a threatened expansion of its carry-on laptop ban.
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No-Fly List Norms Likely In July First Week
The civil aviation ministry has come out with draft rules for a 'national no-fly list' of unruly passengers, under which the flying ban could extend from at least three months to an indefinite period.
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Government To Issue Rules On No-Fly List By June 20
The Centre is likely to release its rules on a no-fly list for unruly passengers by June 20, Union minister Jayant Sinha said on Tuesday.
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Set Rules For Airlines' Crew Too, Says Sena MP Banned By Air India For Assault
After the Centre proposed a no-fly list for unruly fliers, Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad, who was banned by domestic airlines following a run-in with Air India staff, today said strict guidelines should be laid down for airline crew as well on how to treat passengers.
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'Drunk Kapil Sharma Allowed to Fly': Shiv Sena Defends MP Banned For Assault
Comedian Kapil Sharma's drunken brawl on a flight was raised in parliament today as the Shiv Sena defended its MP Ravindra Gaikwad, banned by most major airlines after he assaulted an Air India official with his slipper on Thursday.
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Kerala Ruling Coalition Convener Put On IndiGo 'No Fly List': Report
IndiGo Airlines has put Kerala ruling front Left Democratic Front(LDF)'s convenor EP Jayarajan and two Youth Congress workers on 'no fly list' over their unruly act inside the aircraft when Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan was on board.
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On Flight Boarding For Persons With Special Needs, New Draft Rules
No airline can refuse to fly a person with disability, the country's top regulator for air travel said in its proposed rules for air travel on Friday, almost a week after it fined an airline for not allowing a boy with special needs to board a flight
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Ukraine President Slams NATO For Rejecting No-Fly Zone Over His Country
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky lashed NATO on Friday for ruling out a no-fly zone over his country saying the Western military alliance knew further Russian aggression was likely.
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No Test Needed To Fly Into UK Now
Boris Johnson warned of serious challenges ahead in tackling the omicron Covid-19 variant, as he eased testing rules to free up capacity to cope with a virus caseload that's surging across the U.K.
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Alia Bhatt Did Not Break COVID Rules By Flying To Delhi, Says Mumbai Civic Body
"No action is warranted if she has travelled with a negative COVID-19 report," said a BMC official
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F1: Turkish GP Cancelled, Replaced By Double Header In Austria
The Turkish GP was supposed to replace the Canadian GP but now instead has been replaced by an extra round of the Austrian GP.
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Rules To Stop Virus Variant Lead To Chaos, Long Queues At Airports
Passengers flying into India's biggest airports on Wednesday complained of long waits and confusion as authorities sought to impose rules to try to stop the spread of a new more transmissible variant of the coronavirus.
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To Fly Amid Coronavirus, Airports Plan Ticket Bar Code, No Baggage Tags
The airports, in collaboration with the government, have drawn up detailed plans to ensure security from coronavirus as the resumption of passenger services was announced today. Flights in domestic sectors will begin operating from May 25, the government said today -- just a day after announcing the resumption of 200 non-air conditioned trains.
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No Cancellation Charge, Refund On Delay: Centre Plans New Flight Rules
Passengers will not be charged for cancelling their air tickets within 24 hours of booking them, the government has decided in new draft rules to improve the flying experience in India. A draft charter put out by the civil aviation ministry also proposes compensation to passengers denied boarding due to over-booking or flights delays attributed due...
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Unruly Fliers Could Be Banned For Life: No-Fly Rules In 10 Points
Under new no-fly rules framed by the government, unruly passengers face a ban on flying from a minimum three months to a lifetime, depending on the nature of the misdemeanour. The new rules will apply to foreign carriers as well, the civil aviation ministry said today. They were expedited after a Shiv Sena lawmaker assaulted an Air India official e...
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US To Toughen Airline Security, No Laptop Ban Expansion
The US announced Wednesday it would implement tough new security rules for all airlines flying into the country, but held off from a threatened expansion of its carry-on laptop ban.
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No-Fly List Norms Likely In July First Week
The civil aviation ministry has come out with draft rules for a 'national no-fly list' of unruly passengers, under which the flying ban could extend from at least three months to an indefinite period.
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Government To Issue Rules On No-Fly List By June 20
The Centre is likely to release its rules on a no-fly list for unruly passengers by June 20, Union minister Jayant Sinha said on Tuesday.
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Set Rules For Airlines' Crew Too, Says Sena MP Banned By Air India For Assault
After the Centre proposed a no-fly list for unruly fliers, Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad, who was banned by domestic airlines following a run-in with Air India staff, today said strict guidelines should be laid down for airline crew as well on how to treat passengers.
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'Drunk Kapil Sharma Allowed to Fly': Shiv Sena Defends MP Banned For Assault
Comedian Kapil Sharma's drunken brawl on a flight was raised in parliament today as the Shiv Sena defended its MP Ravindra Gaikwad, banned by most major airlines after he assaulted an Air India official with his slipper on Thursday.
