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Trump Names Republic Airways CEO Bryan Bedford To Lead US Air Safety Agency
US President Donald Trump named Bryan Bedford, chief executive of Republic Airways, to lead the Federal Aviation Administration on Monday as the agency contends with safety questions following a deadly crash in January.
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Airline CEO Saves Stranded US Woman In Qatar After Coffee Shop Encounter
Julia Jaroslawski, a 20-year-old student from Chicago, faced travel difficulties while trying to return to the U.S. from Bangkok, Thailand.
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Woman Stuck At Doha Airport Bags Business Class Ticket After Running Into Qatar Airways CEO
An American entrepreneur shared an incredible experience of his younger sister, who couldn't get a single seat to travel from Doha to the US but luckily landed a business class ticket.
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US Man Dies Aboard Fiji Airways Flight, Airline Says He Experienced "Medical Condition"
The identity of the passenger and the medical condition he suffered aboard the plane have not been released by the airline.
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Study Reveals Hidden Mechanism In Asthma Attacks, Offering Hope For Prevention
Researchers at King's College London, in collaboration with teams from the US and Spain, have uncovered a novel mechanism underlying asthma attacks.
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Man In US Goes To Dentist To Get Tooth Filled, Inhales Drill Bit Into Lung
The medical team was successfully able to pull out the metal piece from the narrow airways without any harm to the patient.
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"Reminds Us We Can Still Feel": Flight Attendant Soothing Kid Wins Internet
The act of kindness of a British Airways' crew member is winning the internet. The flight attendant took an inconsolable ch ild in her arms and put him to sleep.
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Will Harm Travellers: US Sues To Block American Airlines-JetBlue Alliance
The US Justice Department filed a lawsuit Tuesday to block the alliance between American Airlines and JetBlue that it says will harm travelers by reducing competition.
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Jet Airways' Former Partners, Rivals Scramble To Fill Capacity Void
In Jet Airways' absence, cash-strapped Air India is the only Indian carrier that operates wide-body jets capable of non-stop flights to Europe and the US, although Vistara has 6 Boeing Co 787s on order due for delivery from next year.
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"Tomorrow Another Day, New Hope": Jet Airways In Letter To Employees
Just hours after Jet Airways announced that it will temporarily halt all operations, the company wrote to its employees on their "realistic and painstaking" decision claiming that they don't have an answer today to the very important question of "what happens to us employees during the sale process".
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Jet Airways Cancels All Overseas Flights Till This Morning: 10 Points
Jet Airways has cancelled all international flights till Friday morning due to scarcity of funds. Flights to Amsterdam, Paris and London have been cancelled for two days. Jet Airways informed the exchanges late on Thursday that it has grounded 10 additional aircraft. "Jet Airways had proactively cancelled all west-bound long haul flights from India...
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Sensex Slumps Over 350 Points, Nifty Ends At 11,354 On Fears Of Recession In US
The Sensex fell 0.93 per cent or 356 points to close at 37,809 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index dropped 0.9 per cent or 103 points to shut shop at 11,354.
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Nifty Holds 11,500 As Markets Move In A Tight Range: 10 Things To Know
Domestic equity benchmark moved in a range-bound manner on Wednesday amid lacklustre trade, as caution prevailed in Asian peers ahead of the US central bank's policy decision. The S&P BSE Sensex rose as much as 112.54 points to touch 38,476.01 by afternoon but stayed in a range, while the Nifty moved to 11,556.10, up 23.7 points from the previous c...
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Jet Airways Crisis Worsens, Pilots Threaten Strike From April 1: 10 Points
Jet Airways' pilots have threatened to stop flying from April 1 if the cash-strapped airline does not have a rescue plan in place by March 31, a trade union said on Tuesday. The airline's pilots union has also said that it seeks a proper roadmap from the airline by March 31 on paying their overdue salaries. "We have decided that either the manageme...
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Government Grounds Boeing 737 MAX Planes; Jet, SpiceJet Shares Fall
Government is grounding US planemaker Boeing Co's 737 MAX aircraft immediately, the ministry of civil aviation said late on Tuesday, following the fatal crash of a plane of the same type in Ethiopia on Sunday.
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Trump Names Republic Airways CEO Bryan Bedford To Lead US Air Safety Agency
US President Donald Trump named Bryan Bedford, chief executive of Republic Airways, to lead the Federal Aviation Administration on Monday as the agency contends with safety questions following a deadly crash in January.
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Airline CEO Saves Stranded US Woman In Qatar After Coffee Shop Encounter
Julia Jaroslawski, a 20-year-old student from Chicago, faced travel difficulties while trying to return to the U.S. from Bangkok, Thailand.
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Woman Stuck At Doha Airport Bags Business Class Ticket After Running Into Qatar Airways CEO
An American entrepreneur shared an incredible experience of his younger sister, who couldn't get a single seat to travel from Doha to the US but luckily landed a business class ticket.
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US Man Dies Aboard Fiji Airways Flight, Airline Says He Experienced "Medical Condition"
The identity of the passenger and the medical condition he suffered aboard the plane have not been released by the airline.
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Study Reveals Hidden Mechanism In Asthma Attacks, Offering Hope For Prevention
Researchers at King's College London, in collaboration with teams from the US and Spain, have uncovered a novel mechanism underlying asthma attacks.
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Man In US Goes To Dentist To Get Tooth Filled, Inhales Drill Bit Into Lung
The medical team was successfully able to pull out the metal piece from the narrow airways without any harm to the patient.
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"Reminds Us We Can Still Feel": Flight Attendant Soothing Kid Wins Internet
The act of kindness of a British Airways' crew member is winning the internet. The flight attendant took an inconsolable ch ild in her arms and put him to sleep.
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Will Harm Travellers: US Sues To Block American Airlines-JetBlue Alliance
The US Justice Department filed a lawsuit Tuesday to block the alliance between American Airlines and JetBlue that it says will harm travelers by reducing competition.
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Jet Airways' Former Partners, Rivals Scramble To Fill Capacity Void
In Jet Airways' absence, cash-strapped Air India is the only Indian carrier that operates wide-body jets capable of non-stop flights to Europe and the US, although Vistara has 6 Boeing Co 787s on order due for delivery from next year.
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"Tomorrow Another Day, New Hope": Jet Airways In Letter To Employees
Just hours after Jet Airways announced that it will temporarily halt all operations, the company wrote to its employees on their "realistic and painstaking" decision claiming that they don't have an answer today to the very important question of "what happens to us employees during the sale process".
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Jet Airways Cancels All Overseas Flights Till This Morning: 10 Points
Jet Airways has cancelled all international flights till Friday morning due to scarcity of funds. Flights to Amsterdam, Paris and London have been cancelled for two days. Jet Airways informed the exchanges late on Thursday that it has grounded 10 additional aircraft. "Jet Airways had proactively cancelled all west-bound long haul flights from India...
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Sensex Slumps Over 350 Points, Nifty Ends At 11,354 On Fears Of Recession In US
The Sensex fell 0.93 per cent or 356 points to close at 37,809 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index dropped 0.9 per cent or 103 points to shut shop at 11,354.
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Nifty Holds 11,500 As Markets Move In A Tight Range: 10 Things To Know
Domestic equity benchmark moved in a range-bound manner on Wednesday amid lacklustre trade, as caution prevailed in Asian peers ahead of the US central bank's policy decision. The S&P BSE Sensex rose as much as 112.54 points to touch 38,476.01 by afternoon but stayed in a range, while the Nifty moved to 11,556.10, up 23.7 points from the previous c...
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Jet Airways Crisis Worsens, Pilots Threaten Strike From April 1: 10 Points
Jet Airways' pilots have threatened to stop flying from April 1 if the cash-strapped airline does not have a rescue plan in place by March 31, a trade union said on Tuesday. The airline's pilots union has also said that it seeks a proper roadmap from the airline by March 31 on paying their overdue salaries. "We have decided that either the manageme...
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Government Grounds Boeing 737 MAX Planes; Jet, SpiceJet Shares Fall
Government is grounding US planemaker Boeing Co's 737 MAX aircraft immediately, the ministry of civil aviation said late on Tuesday, following the fatal crash of a plane of the same type in Ethiopia on Sunday.
