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Samsung Galaxy Note 7, a 'Potential Fire Hazard', Banned by 4 Australian Airlines
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 ban by Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Australia and Tiger Airlines came into effect yesterday. Initially, the device was allowed if it was turned off and not charged.
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4 Australian Carriers Ban Samsung Galaxy Note 7
As many as four Australian airlines have banned Samsung Galaxy Note 7 from all flights due to 'potential fire hazard'.
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Eight Asian Budget Carriers Share Booking Platforms In Landmark Pact
Eight Asian low-cost carriers including subsidiaries of Japan's ANA Holdings Inc and Singapore Airlines Ltd (SIA) have formed a landmark alliance allowing travellers to book flights across their platforms for the first time.
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IndiGo Pushes Back Delivery of 2 Leased Airbus A320 Aircraft
No-frills airline IndiGo has pushed back the delivery of two leased Airbus A320 aircraft to the third week of this month.
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In Talks for Possible Stake in Jeju Air, Says Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines (SIA) said today it is in talks to buy a stake in South Korean budget carrier Jeju Air, a deal that would expand its low-cost portfolio.
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Singapore Airlines Not Considering Full Takeover Bid for Tiger Airways: CEO
SIA said in October that it would raise its stake in Tiger to about 55 per cent from 40 per cent. It said it would also buy up to S$140 million ($110 million) of S$234 million rights issue, taking its stake as high as 71 per cent.
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Customs Seizes Gold From Passenger in Kerala
Customs officials today seized one kg of gold, valued at Rs 28.31 lakh, hidden in socks by a passenger who arrived at the airport early today from Singapore.
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Tiger Airways mulling strategic tie-up with Indian carrier
Singapore-based low-cost carrier Tiger Airways is exploring the possibility of a strategic partnership with an India-based airline for offering intra-city services in the country, a senior company official said on Wednesday.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 7, a 'Potential Fire Hazard', Banned by 4 Australian Airlines
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 ban by Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Australia and Tiger Airlines came into effect yesterday. Initially, the device was allowed if it was turned off and not charged.
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4 Australian Carriers Ban Samsung Galaxy Note 7
As many as four Australian airlines have banned Samsung Galaxy Note 7 from all flights due to 'potential fire hazard'.
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Eight Asian Budget Carriers Share Booking Platforms In Landmark Pact
Eight Asian low-cost carriers including subsidiaries of Japan's ANA Holdings Inc and Singapore Airlines Ltd (SIA) have formed a landmark alliance allowing travellers to book flights across their platforms for the first time.
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IndiGo Pushes Back Delivery of 2 Leased Airbus A320 Aircraft
No-frills airline IndiGo has pushed back the delivery of two leased Airbus A320 aircraft to the third week of this month.
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In Talks for Possible Stake in Jeju Air, Says Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines (SIA) said today it is in talks to buy a stake in South Korean budget carrier Jeju Air, a deal that would expand its low-cost portfolio.
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Singapore Airlines Not Considering Full Takeover Bid for Tiger Airways: CEO
SIA said in October that it would raise its stake in Tiger to about 55 per cent from 40 per cent. It said it would also buy up to S$140 million ($110 million) of S$234 million rights issue, taking its stake as high as 71 per cent.
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Customs Seizes Gold From Passenger in Kerala
Customs officials today seized one kg of gold, valued at Rs 28.31 lakh, hidden in socks by a passenger who arrived at the airport early today from Singapore.
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Tiger Airways mulling strategic tie-up with Indian carrier
Singapore-based low-cost carrier Tiger Airways is exploring the possibility of a strategic partnership with an India-based airline for offering intra-city services in the country, a senior company official said on Wednesday.
