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Why Canada, UK, Ukraine Filed UN Complaint Against Iran Over Plane Crash
Canada, Sweden, Ukraine and Britain on Monday filed a complaint with the United Nations civil aviation agency against Iran over a 2020 plane crash that killed 176 people.
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Russia Loses UN Aviation Council Seat After Ukraine Invasion
Russia failed to win enough votes for re-election to the United Nation's aviation agency's governing council on Saturday, in a boost for Western powers that wanted to hold Moscow accountable following its invasion of Ukraine.
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Russia's Putin And Belarus' President To Meet After Plane Diversion Incident
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarus strongman Alexander Lukashenko will meet Friday after the UN civil aviation agency announced it will investigate the diversion of a passenger plane and the arrest of a journalist.
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UN's Top Aviation Body To Meet Today Over Belarus Plane Diversion
The UN civil aviation agency will hold an urgent meeting Thursday to discuss Belarus after Western powers on the UN Security Council called for the body to investigate Minsk's diversion of a European flight and arrest of a dissident.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Could Mean $5 Billion Drop In Airline Revenues: UN
The new coronavirus outbreak could mean a reduction of $4-5 billion in worldwide airline revenue, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) said on Thursday.
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US Blocks North Korean Air Traffic Revival Ahead Of Trump Summit: Report
The United States has blocked efforts by a UN agency to improve civil aviation in North Korea at a time when Pyongyang is trying to reopen part of its airspace to foreign flights, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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North Korea Seeks To Open Up Air Travel To South Korea: United Nations
North Korea has asked the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for permission to open an air corridor to South Korea, the UN agency said Friday.
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UN Aviation Agency Seeks Global Approach to Laptop Ban
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) met on Tuesday to debate the issue after the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and other countries complained their airlines had been unduly penalised.
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UN Agency Bans Lithium-Ion Battery Cargo On Passenger Planes
The UN agency responsible for air travel standards agreed on Monday to ban the transportation of lithium-ion batteries as cargo on passenger aircraft, saying they pose a serious fire hazard.
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These NASA Innovations Could Cut Carbon Emissions And Save Airlines Billions
NASA research aimed at cutting fuel consumption, pollution and noise from airplanes could pay off for the nation's airlines to the tune of more than $250 billion dollars, the agency said this week.
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UN Aviation Agency Bans E-Cigarettes in Checked Bags
The International Civil Aviation Organization announced Monday a ban on e-cigarettes in checked baggage, following reports they have sparked fires in the cargo area of aircrafts.
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Thailand Admits 'Urgent' Need to Improve Aviation Safety
Thai authorities Monday said they would use special powers under junta rule to "urgently" improve airline safety as several carriers face bans on new international flights following concerns raised by a UN aviation agency.
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UN Agency to Launch Plan For Warning Airlines of Risks in Conflict Zones
The United Nations' civil aviation body will launch two pilot projects designed to help airlines and states better share information about risks in conflict zones, the organization said on Tuesday, nearly six weeks after a Malaysian airliner was shot down over Ukraine.
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UN Aviation Body to Hold Safety Meeting With IATA, Others: Sources
The UN civil aviation agency will hold a broad international meeting to discuss airline safety in the industry's most coordinated response to the downing of a Malaysian airliner, two sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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Why Canada, UK, Ukraine Filed UN Complaint Against Iran Over Plane Crash
Canada, Sweden, Ukraine and Britain on Monday filed a complaint with the United Nations civil aviation agency against Iran over a 2020 plane crash that killed 176 people.
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Russia Loses UN Aviation Council Seat After Ukraine Invasion
Russia failed to win enough votes for re-election to the United Nation's aviation agency's governing council on Saturday, in a boost for Western powers that wanted to hold Moscow accountable following its invasion of Ukraine.
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Russia's Putin And Belarus' President To Meet After Plane Diversion Incident
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Belarus strongman Alexander Lukashenko will meet Friday after the UN civil aviation agency announced it will investigate the diversion of a passenger plane and the arrest of a journalist.
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UN's Top Aviation Body To Meet Today Over Belarus Plane Diversion
The UN civil aviation agency will hold an urgent meeting Thursday to discuss Belarus after Western powers on the UN Security Council called for the body to investigate Minsk's diversion of a European flight and arrest of a dissident.
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Coronavirus Outbreak Could Mean $5 Billion Drop In Airline Revenues: UN
The new coronavirus outbreak could mean a reduction of $4-5 billion in worldwide airline revenue, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) said on Thursday.
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US Blocks North Korean Air Traffic Revival Ahead Of Trump Summit: Report
The United States has blocked efforts by a UN agency to improve civil aviation in North Korea at a time when Pyongyang is trying to reopen part of its airspace to foreign flights, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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North Korea Seeks To Open Up Air Travel To South Korea: United Nations
North Korea has asked the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for permission to open an air corridor to South Korea, the UN agency said Friday.
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UN Aviation Agency Seeks Global Approach to Laptop Ban
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) met on Tuesday to debate the issue after the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and other countries complained their airlines had been unduly penalised.
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UN Agency Bans Lithium-Ion Battery Cargo On Passenger Planes
The UN agency responsible for air travel standards agreed on Monday to ban the transportation of lithium-ion batteries as cargo on passenger aircraft, saying they pose a serious fire hazard.
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These NASA Innovations Could Cut Carbon Emissions And Save Airlines Billions
NASA research aimed at cutting fuel consumption, pollution and noise from airplanes could pay off for the nation's airlines to the tune of more than $250 billion dollars, the agency said this week.
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UN Aviation Agency Bans E-Cigarettes in Checked Bags
The International Civil Aviation Organization announced Monday a ban on e-cigarettes in checked baggage, following reports they have sparked fires in the cargo area of aircrafts.
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Thailand Admits 'Urgent' Need to Improve Aviation Safety
Thai authorities Monday said they would use special powers under junta rule to "urgently" improve airline safety as several carriers face bans on new international flights following concerns raised by a UN aviation agency.
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UN Agency to Launch Plan For Warning Airlines of Risks in Conflict Zones
The United Nations' civil aviation body will launch two pilot projects designed to help airlines and states better share information about risks in conflict zones, the organization said on Tuesday, nearly six weeks after a Malaysian airliner was shot down over Ukraine.
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UN Aviation Body to Hold Safety Meeting With IATA, Others: Sources
The UN civil aviation agency will hold a broad international meeting to discuss airline safety in the industry's most coordinated response to the downing of a Malaysian airliner, two sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
