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2 Planes Graze Each Other At UK's Heathrow Airport
The wingtip of an empty Virgin Atlantic jet collided with a stationary British Airways airliner while being towed from a stand at London's Heathrow Airport on Saturday, the airlines said.
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Heathrow Airport's Capacity Cap Causes Delhi-London Flight Cancellation
Virgin Atlantic cancelled its Delhi-London flight on Thursday and British Airways will also pull out a few India-London flights from its summer schedule following Heathrow airport's decision to limit the number of passengers to one lakh a day.
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Major Airlines Extend Flight Time To Avoid Compensation Payouts: Report
Plane journeys are taking longer than a decade ago, according to a report that claims the change is due to airlines "padding" their schedules to create an impression that passengers are reaching their destinations on time.
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Vistara Kicks Off Independence Day Sale With 10% Special Discount
AirAsia, Jet Airways, IndiGo and Virgin Atlantic have all come up with their special offers to make the most of the upcoming holidays.
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Jet Airways Widens Code Share With Delta, Virgin Atlantic
Jet Airways said that effective November 2, its customers flying between India and North America will be able to connect through London Heathrow onto nine US destinations operated by Delta.
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Alaska Air to Buy Virgin America for $2.6 Billion
Alaska Air Group Inc said on Monday that it would buy Virgin America Inc for $2.6 billion to become the top carrier on the US West Coast and compete more effectively with larger airlines.
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TCS Wins Multi-year IT Services Deal from Virgin Atlantic
TCS will provide fully managed services to transform and optimise Virgin Atlantic Airways' IT processes, applications and infrastructure, India's largest software services firm said in a statement.
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Australia's Qantas, Virgin Allow Smartphones Throughout Flights
The Australian airlines will hope giving customers almost continuous access to personal devices will increase their appeal as they engage in a price war with each other.
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Australia's Qantas, Virgin Allow Smartphones Throughout Flights
Australian airlines Qantas Airways Ltd and Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd said passengers can use smartphones and tablets throughout flights from Tuesday after a regulator relaxed a ban on electronic devices on planes.
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Australia's Qantas, Virgin Allow Smartphones Throughout Flights
The airlines said they would start letting passengers use personal electronic devices for the duration of their flight after Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority followed a similar ruling from the US Federal Aviation Administration in 2013.
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'Too fat to fly' Frenchman lands in Britain
A young Frenchman who was stranded in the United States because he was deemed too heavy to fly finally took a plane to Britain on Monday, one step closer to going home.
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Etihad Airways increases stake in Virgin Australia to 19.9%
At 19.9 per cent, Etihad Airways has reached the threshold approved by Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board in June 2013.
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Etihad Airways doubles stake in Virgin Australia to 19.9 per cent
Etihad Airways has nearly doubled its stake in Virgin Australia to 19.9 per cent as it continues to deepen its strategic partnership with the Australian carrier.
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Etihad CEO hints at more investment worldwide
Speaking at the FVW Kongress in Cologne, Germany, the president and chief executive officer of the airline, James Hogan, said the airline was currently engaged in three major transactions - the acquisition of 24 per cent of India's Jet Airways, a 49 per cent stake and management contract in Air Serbia, and increasing equity in Virgin Australia from...
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London's Heathrow airport to name and shame noisy airlines
Airlines found guilty of breaking noise limits at Heathrow airport will face bigger fines and will be named and shamed by the London hub as it seeks to win more public support for a controversial expansion.
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2 Planes Graze Each Other At UK's Heathrow Airport
The wingtip of an empty Virgin Atlantic jet collided with a stationary British Airways airliner while being towed from a stand at London's Heathrow Airport on Saturday, the airlines said.
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Heathrow Airport's Capacity Cap Causes Delhi-London Flight Cancellation
Virgin Atlantic cancelled its Delhi-London flight on Thursday and British Airways will also pull out a few India-London flights from its summer schedule following Heathrow airport's decision to limit the number of passengers to one lakh a day.
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Major Airlines Extend Flight Time To Avoid Compensation Payouts: Report
Plane journeys are taking longer than a decade ago, according to a report that claims the change is due to airlines "padding" their schedules to create an impression that passengers are reaching their destinations on time.
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Vistara Kicks Off Independence Day Sale With 10% Special Discount
AirAsia, Jet Airways, IndiGo and Virgin Atlantic have all come up with their special offers to make the most of the upcoming holidays.
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Jet Airways Widens Code Share With Delta, Virgin Atlantic
Jet Airways said that effective November 2, its customers flying between India and North America will be able to connect through London Heathrow onto nine US destinations operated by Delta.
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Alaska Air to Buy Virgin America for $2.6 Billion
Alaska Air Group Inc said on Monday that it would buy Virgin America Inc for $2.6 billion to become the top carrier on the US West Coast and compete more effectively with larger airlines.
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TCS Wins Multi-year IT Services Deal from Virgin Atlantic
TCS will provide fully managed services to transform and optimise Virgin Atlantic Airways' IT processes, applications and infrastructure, India's largest software services firm said in a statement.
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Australia's Qantas, Virgin Allow Smartphones Throughout Flights
The Australian airlines will hope giving customers almost continuous access to personal devices will increase their appeal as they engage in a price war with each other.
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Australia's Qantas, Virgin Allow Smartphones Throughout Flights
Australian airlines Qantas Airways Ltd and Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd said passengers can use smartphones and tablets throughout flights from Tuesday after a regulator relaxed a ban on electronic devices on planes.
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Australia's Qantas, Virgin Allow Smartphones Throughout Flights
The airlines said they would start letting passengers use personal electronic devices for the duration of their flight after Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority followed a similar ruling from the US Federal Aviation Administration in 2013.
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'Too fat to fly' Frenchman lands in Britain
A young Frenchman who was stranded in the United States because he was deemed too heavy to fly finally took a plane to Britain on Monday, one step closer to going home.
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Etihad Airways increases stake in Virgin Australia to 19.9%
At 19.9 per cent, Etihad Airways has reached the threshold approved by Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board in June 2013.
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Etihad Airways doubles stake in Virgin Australia to 19.9 per cent
Etihad Airways has nearly doubled its stake in Virgin Australia to 19.9 per cent as it continues to deepen its strategic partnership with the Australian carrier.
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Etihad CEO hints at more investment worldwide
Speaking at the FVW Kongress in Cologne, Germany, the president and chief executive officer of the airline, James Hogan, said the airline was currently engaged in three major transactions - the acquisition of 24 per cent of India's Jet Airways, a 49 per cent stake and management contract in Air Serbia, and increasing equity in Virgin Australia from...
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London's Heathrow airport to name and shame noisy airlines
Airlines found guilty of breaking noise limits at Heathrow airport will face bigger fines and will be named and shamed by the London hub as it seeks to win more public support for a controversial expansion.
