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Chinese Man Charged With Stealing $23,000 From 3 Passengers On Board A Flight
The man, named in court charge sheets as Zhang Xiuqiang, is a 52-year-old Chinese national, who had been on board the flight operated by Scoot, the budget carrier of Singapore Airlines.
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Aviation Body Praises Prompt Action By Scoot Airlines That Left 35 In Amritsar
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA today said there was prompt response from Scoot with regard to many passengers missing its Amritsar-Singapore flight due to rescheduling of the departure timing on January 18.
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"Sincere Apology": Scoot Airlines After Several Miss Flight In Amritsar
Budget carrier Scoot today apologised for the inconvenience caused due to the rescheduling of a flight from Amritsar to Singapore after some passengers missed their journey.
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Flight Takes Off From Amritsar Hours Ahead Of Schedule, 35 Left Behind
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered a probe into how a Singapore-bound flight took off hours ahead of schedule, leaving behind 35 passengers at the Amritsar airport.
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"To New Heights": Air India's New CEO Tells Ex-Colleagues In Farewell Note
Campbell Wilson has termed his appointment as Air India CEO and MD as a fantastic opportunity to lead a historic airline and mentioned that there are "mountains to climb" in his new stint.
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Airline Refuses To Fly Indian-Origin Couple With Special Needs Child
An Indian-origin couple in Singapore claimed that low-cost long-haul airline Scoot refused to fly their special needs child and asked them to deplane before a flight was scheduled to take off.
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Singaporean Airline Scoot Starts Jaipur Flights
Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights will operate from Singapore to Jaipur on Monday, Friday and Sunday, and from Jaipur to Singapore on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday, airline officials said.
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Scoot Airlines Set to Tap Indian Market Early Next Year
In a bid to expand its network overseas, Singapore-based Scoot Airlines is now planning to tap the fast growing Indian market early next year.
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Chinese Man Charged With Stealing $23,000 From 3 Passengers On Board A Flight
The man, named in court charge sheets as Zhang Xiuqiang, is a 52-year-old Chinese national, who had been on board the flight operated by Scoot, the budget carrier of Singapore Airlines.
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Aviation Body Praises Prompt Action By Scoot Airlines That Left 35 In Amritsar
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA today said there was prompt response from Scoot with regard to many passengers missing its Amritsar-Singapore flight due to rescheduling of the departure timing on January 18.
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"Sincere Apology": Scoot Airlines After Several Miss Flight In Amritsar
Budget carrier Scoot today apologised for the inconvenience caused due to the rescheduling of a flight from Amritsar to Singapore after some passengers missed their journey.
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Flight Takes Off From Amritsar Hours Ahead Of Schedule, 35 Left Behind
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has ordered a probe into how a Singapore-bound flight took off hours ahead of schedule, leaving behind 35 passengers at the Amritsar airport.
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"To New Heights": Air India's New CEO Tells Ex-Colleagues In Farewell Note
Campbell Wilson has termed his appointment as Air India CEO and MD as a fantastic opportunity to lead a historic airline and mentioned that there are "mountains to climb" in his new stint.
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Airline Refuses To Fly Indian-Origin Couple With Special Needs Child
An Indian-origin couple in Singapore claimed that low-cost long-haul airline Scoot refused to fly their special needs child and asked them to deplane before a flight was scheduled to take off.
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Singaporean Airline Scoot Starts Jaipur Flights
Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights will operate from Singapore to Jaipur on Monday, Friday and Sunday, and from Jaipur to Singapore on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday, airline officials said.
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Scoot Airlines Set to Tap Indian Market Early Next Year
In a bid to expand its network overseas, Singapore-based Scoot Airlines is now planning to tap the fast growing Indian market early next year.
