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Watch: Viral 12-Hour Timelapse Of US Air Traffic Gridlock During Microsoft Outage
The footage shows a detailed depiction of the air traffic operations of American Airlines, Delta, and United flights across the mainland USA.
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"Holiday Misery" As Americans Scramble To Return Home Amid Snow Storms
After a bruising holiday week of flight cancellations and record surges in Covid-19 cases, a powerful winter snow storm Monday further snarled US transport, shuttering the federal government and bringing Washington to a standstill.
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"Airlines Tough Business In Good Times": Trump To Help COVID-Hit Sector
President Donald Trump on Tuesday said his administration would help U.S. airlines facing sharp downturns in passenger traffic as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic, but gave no details.
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Airlines Issue Traffic Advisory To Fliers Ahead Of Trump's Ahmedabad Visit
A day ahead of US President Donald Trump's visit to Ahmedabad, various airlines have issued an advisory for February 24, asking the passengers to arrive the airport three hours prior to the scheduled departure of their flights.
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3 International Flights Escape Mid-Air Collision Over Delhi, Pilots Summoned: Report
Three international flights, carrying hundreds of passengers, had a narrow escape from a mid-air collision in the Delhi flight information region on Sunday after multiple auto-generated warnings by the Air Traffic Control (ATC), according to reports.
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CBI Files Case Against Five For Attempted Trafficking Of Minors To US
The CBI on Friday said that it has registered a case against five persons, including a woman from Punjab, for trying to traffic minors to the United States for an "educational trip".
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"I Say Again, Turn": Confusion Over Runway May Have Caused Nepal Crash
As Nepalese investigators retrieved the flight data recorder from the wreckage of a Bangladeshi plane that crashed near the Kathmandu airport killing 49 people, conversation between the air traffic control (ATC) and the pilot indicated a possible confusion over the runway.
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Laptop Ban Affecting Middle East-US Traffic, Says IATA
Overall demand for air travel rose 10.7 percent in April, but the growth rate for the Middle East airlines was slower than its five-year average, IATA said.
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After Series Of Restrictions, Emirates Cuts Flights On 5 US Routes
Emirates, the largest international airline by passenger traffic, said on Wednesday it was cutting flights on five US routes after restrictions imposed by President Donald Trump's administration on some air travel had weakened demand.
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India To Fly 442 Million Passengers By 2035: Global Airlines Body
India will be among the five fastest-increasing markets, after China and the US, in terms of additional passengers per year.
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Jet Aborts Takeoff As Car Makes Wrong Turn Onto Runway in US
A plane carrying 78 passengers and crew members had to abort a takeoff at the Los Angeles International Airport when a car made a wrong turn onto a runway, around the same time that air traffic controllers were dealing with requests for emergency landings from two other airliners.
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Nasa's New App Will Help Airlines Shorten Flight Times
Two US airlines will soon begin testing a new Nasa-developed software that is designed to help air carriers save time, cut fuel consumption and carbon emissions.
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NASA Technology to Help Airlines Save Fuel, Time
Two US airlines will soon begin testing a new NASA-developed software that is designed to help air carriers save time, cut fuel consumption and carbon emissions.
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Domestic Air Passenger Traffic Growth at 16.3% in June: Industry Body
India clocked a healthy 16.3 per cent growth in domestic air passenger traffic in June, the highest among seven major international markets including the US and China as the airlines kept their fares low to stimulate demand coupled with improved economic climate during the period, a report by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said ...
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5 US Aircraft Landed at Wrong Airports Since 2012: National Transportation Safety Board
Five US aircraft, including a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 and an Atlas Air Boeing 747 cargo plane, landed at the wrong airports in recent years due to preventable air traffic control errors, US safety experts said on Monday.
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Watch: Viral 12-Hour Timelapse Of US Air Traffic Gridlock During Microsoft Outage
The footage shows a detailed depiction of the air traffic operations of American Airlines, Delta, and United flights across the mainland USA.
-
"Holiday Misery" As Americans Scramble To Return Home Amid Snow Storms
After a bruising holiday week of flight cancellations and record surges in Covid-19 cases, a powerful winter snow storm Monday further snarled US transport, shuttering the federal government and bringing Washington to a standstill.
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"Airlines Tough Business In Good Times": Trump To Help COVID-Hit Sector
President Donald Trump on Tuesday said his administration would help U.S. airlines facing sharp downturns in passenger traffic as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic, but gave no details.
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Airlines Issue Traffic Advisory To Fliers Ahead Of Trump's Ahmedabad Visit
A day ahead of US President Donald Trump's visit to Ahmedabad, various airlines have issued an advisory for February 24, asking the passengers to arrive the airport three hours prior to the scheduled departure of their flights.
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3 International Flights Escape Mid-Air Collision Over Delhi, Pilots Summoned: Report
Three international flights, carrying hundreds of passengers, had a narrow escape from a mid-air collision in the Delhi flight information region on Sunday after multiple auto-generated warnings by the Air Traffic Control (ATC), according to reports.
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CBI Files Case Against Five For Attempted Trafficking Of Minors To US
The CBI on Friday said that it has registered a case against five persons, including a woman from Punjab, for trying to traffic minors to the United States for an "educational trip".
-
"I Say Again, Turn": Confusion Over Runway May Have Caused Nepal Crash
As Nepalese investigators retrieved the flight data recorder from the wreckage of a Bangladeshi plane that crashed near the Kathmandu airport killing 49 people, conversation between the air traffic control (ATC) and the pilot indicated a possible confusion over the runway.
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Laptop Ban Affecting Middle East-US Traffic, Says IATA
Overall demand for air travel rose 10.7 percent in April, but the growth rate for the Middle East airlines was slower than its five-year average, IATA said.
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After Series Of Restrictions, Emirates Cuts Flights On 5 US Routes
Emirates, the largest international airline by passenger traffic, said on Wednesday it was cutting flights on five US routes after restrictions imposed by President Donald Trump's administration on some air travel had weakened demand.
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India To Fly 442 Million Passengers By 2035: Global Airlines Body
India will be among the five fastest-increasing markets, after China and the US, in terms of additional passengers per year.
-
Jet Aborts Takeoff As Car Makes Wrong Turn Onto Runway in US
A plane carrying 78 passengers and crew members had to abort a takeoff at the Los Angeles International Airport when a car made a wrong turn onto a runway, around the same time that air traffic controllers were dealing with requests for emergency landings from two other airliners.
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Nasa's New App Will Help Airlines Shorten Flight Times
Two US airlines will soon begin testing a new Nasa-developed software that is designed to help air carriers save time, cut fuel consumption and carbon emissions.
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NASA Technology to Help Airlines Save Fuel, Time
Two US airlines will soon begin testing a new NASA-developed software that is designed to help air carriers save time, cut fuel consumption and carbon emissions.
-
Domestic Air Passenger Traffic Growth at 16.3% in June: Industry Body
India clocked a healthy 16.3 per cent growth in domestic air passenger traffic in June, the highest among seven major international markets including the US and China as the airlines kept their fares low to stimulate demand coupled with improved economic climate during the period, a report by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said ...
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5 US Aircraft Landed at Wrong Airports Since 2012: National Transportation Safety Board
Five US aircraft, including a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 and an Atlas Air Boeing 747 cargo plane, landed at the wrong airports in recent years due to preventable air traffic control errors, US safety experts said on Monday.
