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Aviation Watchdog Suspends Licences Of 2 Air Alliance Pilots
Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) suspended licenses of two Alliance Air pilots for one year after the plane they were operating overshot the runway in Jabalpur on March 12. DGCA said the "action or inaction" of pilots caused a safety issue.
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Pilots Licenses Revoked After Botched "Plane Swap" Stunt: Report
In an Instagram post, one of the pilots Luke Aikens acknowledged that the FAA had denied permission for the stunt but "made the personal decision to move forward" with it.
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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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Chandrababu Naidu's Preferred Aircraft Comes With An Extra Baggage - Risk
When Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu was returning from Mumbai to Vijaywada on Monday, he got on a plane very familiar to him. The Embraer VT CKP aircraft has regularly carried the chief minister and his entourage, because it is virtually a free ride, but one that is potentially dangerous and against the rules.
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Mumbai Man Cleared To Fly Homemade Aircraft, Names It After PM Modi
Amol Yadav has not only managed to build a working plane by himself, he has also managed to move the clunky bureaucracy into granting him a license to fly it.
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Police Thought A Skydiver Died In An Accident - Until They Saw His Final Message To His Wife
Police have not disclosed the full details of Capotorto Vtaintonio's final video message to his wife, but they said one part of the experienced sky diver's cryptic recording sent her rushing to a nearby airfield.
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US Treasury Chief Steven Mnuchin Says Reviewing Iran's Aircraft Licenses
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday that his department is reviewing licenses for Boeing Co. and Airbus to sell aircraft to Iran, telling lawmakers he will increase sanctions pressure on Iran, Syria and North Korea.
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Boeing Receives US License To Sell Planes To Iran
Boeing said Wednesday it obtained a US government license to complete a sale of planes to Iran Air, moving closer to the first such deal since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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IndiGo Pilots Grounded For Almost Landing On Road Thinking It Was Runway
Putting the lives of passengers in danger, an IndiGo aircraft flew close to the road running parallel to the Jaipur Airport runway in February and aviation regulator DGCA has now suspended the flying licenses of the two pilots concerned.
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Vehicle Curbs Imposed in Nepal After Fuel Shortage Due to Blockade
An odd-even license plate system for plying of vehicles on alternated days has been enforced in Nepal today to reduce the impact of fuel shortage. The government has also asked international airlines to refuel planes abroad after the blockade of a key trade checkpoint with India by protesters who are opposing the country's new Constitution.
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Government warns could cancel Kingfisher Airlines license
Kingfisher Airlines has said it will halt international flights and fly just 20 planes as it seeks funding.
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Aviation Watchdog Suspends Licences Of 2 Air Alliance Pilots
Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) suspended licenses of two Alliance Air pilots for one year after the plane they were operating overshot the runway in Jabalpur on March 12. DGCA said the "action or inaction" of pilots caused a safety issue.
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Pilots Licenses Revoked After Botched "Plane Swap" Stunt: Report
In an Instagram post, one of the pilots Luke Aikens acknowledged that the FAA had denied permission for the stunt but "made the personal decision to move forward" with it.
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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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Chandrababu Naidu's Preferred Aircraft Comes With An Extra Baggage - Risk
When Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu was returning from Mumbai to Vijaywada on Monday, he got on a plane very familiar to him. The Embraer VT CKP aircraft has regularly carried the chief minister and his entourage, because it is virtually a free ride, but one that is potentially dangerous and against the rules.
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Mumbai Man Cleared To Fly Homemade Aircraft, Names It After PM Modi
Amol Yadav has not only managed to build a working plane by himself, he has also managed to move the clunky bureaucracy into granting him a license to fly it.
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Police Thought A Skydiver Died In An Accident - Until They Saw His Final Message To His Wife
Police have not disclosed the full details of Capotorto Vtaintonio's final video message to his wife, but they said one part of the experienced sky diver's cryptic recording sent her rushing to a nearby airfield.
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US Treasury Chief Steven Mnuchin Says Reviewing Iran's Aircraft Licenses
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday that his department is reviewing licenses for Boeing Co. and Airbus to sell aircraft to Iran, telling lawmakers he will increase sanctions pressure on Iran, Syria and North Korea.
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Boeing Receives US License To Sell Planes To Iran
Boeing said Wednesday it obtained a US government license to complete a sale of planes to Iran Air, moving closer to the first such deal since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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IndiGo Pilots Grounded For Almost Landing On Road Thinking It Was Runway
Putting the lives of passengers in danger, an IndiGo aircraft flew close to the road running parallel to the Jaipur Airport runway in February and aviation regulator DGCA has now suspended the flying licenses of the two pilots concerned.
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Vehicle Curbs Imposed in Nepal After Fuel Shortage Due to Blockade
An odd-even license plate system for plying of vehicles on alternated days has been enforced in Nepal today to reduce the impact of fuel shortage. The government has also asked international airlines to refuel planes abroad after the blockade of a key trade checkpoint with India by protesters who are opposing the country's new Constitution.
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Government warns could cancel Kingfisher Airlines license
Kingfisher Airlines has said it will halt international flights and fly just 20 planes as it seeks funding.
