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Nick Jonas, Adrienne Warren To Feature In The Last Five Years On Broadway
The Last Five Years will be helmed by Whitney White, a Tony Award nominee for Jaja's African Hair Braiding
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IndiGo To Receive Compensation From US Engine Maker Over Engine Issues
IndiGo operator Interglobe Aviation said on Friday it would receive compensation from Pratt & Whitney through its affiliate for powder metal issues that grounded some of its aircraft.
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AI Is Reshaping Romance: Virtual Avatars To Go On Dates On Your Behalf
Artificial intelligence (AI) has seamlessly integrated into various aspects of daily life, including dating platforms like Bumble. Bumble's founder, Whitney Wolfe Herd, envisions AI "concierges" assisting users in finding compatible matches and foste
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AI Necessary "To Help Create Healthier" Dating Experiences: Bumble Founder
Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of the dating app Bumble, said that artificial intelligence (AI) could revolutionise the way people connect online.
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Why American Porn Star Whitney Wright Visited Iran Despite The Risk Of Death Penalty
An American adult star is facing accusations of promoting propaganda for Iran's government following a social media post about her recent trip to the Islamic Republic, despite the risks of being arrested and sentenced to the death penalty because of
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American Porn Star's Visit To Iran Angers Exiles
An American porn actor on Monday faced accusations of promoting propaganda for Iran's government after boasting on social media about a trip to the Islamic Republic from where she posted pictures at sites including the shut-down US embassy.
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IndiGo Expects Grounding Of 35 Aircraft In Q4 Due To P&W Engine Issue
IndiGo on Tuesday said it expects at least 35 planes to be grounded due to powder metal issue with the Pratt & Whitney engines during the March quarter next year.
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Aviation Body Raises IndiGo Engine Failure Issue With US Engine Maker
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has raised three incidents of engine failure in IndiGo flights with engine maker Pratt & Whitney, aviation ministry said on Thursday.
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P&W Engines Issue To Have Minimal Impact On IndiGo Fleet: Aviation Body
DGCA today said material anomalies detected in certain Pratt & Whitney engines will have a "minimal" impact on IndiGo fleet as only two operational engines of the airline will be required to be removed for inspection.
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Pursuing "Legal Recourse" Against Go First's Claims: US Engine-Maker
Pratt & Whitney on Wednesday said it is pursuing its own legal recourse against budget airline Go First, which has alleged that the engine maker is responsible for its financial condition.
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Engine-Maker To Oppose Go First's Bid To Enforce Arbitration Order
Pratt & Whitney plans to oppose Go Airlines Ltd's push to enforce an arbitration ruling against the U.S. company for the supply of spare engines, a US court filing from Dealware showed.
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After Go First, Lufthansa Forced To Ground Aircraft, Cites Similar Issue
Days after Go First grounded its aircraft, leading international carrier, Lufthansa, on Thursday announced to temporarily ground a third of its 'Airbus A220' fleet in Zurich, Switzerland citing some issues with Pratt & Whitney engines.
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"Doing Everything Possible With Utmost Care", Go First CEO Tells Staff
Go First chief Kaushik Khona has told employees that the airline has been crippled by recurring Pratt & Whitney engine troubles and assured that the carrier is doing everything possible to navigate the situation with utmost care.
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"Go First Will Be Made 'Unviable' If....": 10 Points On Airline's Crisis
Budget airline Go First will stop flights on Wednesday and Thursday due to a severe funds shortage. Only half of the airline's fleet is operational due to a shortage of spare engines.
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"Ever-Increasing Number Of Failing Engines...": Go First's Full Statement
Budget airline Go First on Tuesday said it has been forced to seek voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings due to shortage of spare engines from US firm Pratt & Whitney (P&W), resulting in grounding of 50 per cent of the fleet.
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Nick Jonas, Adrienne Warren To Feature In The Last Five Years On Broadway
The Last Five Years will be helmed by Whitney White, a Tony Award nominee for Jaja's African Hair Braiding
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IndiGo To Receive Compensation From US Engine Maker Over Engine Issues
IndiGo operator Interglobe Aviation said on Friday it would receive compensation from Pratt & Whitney through its affiliate for powder metal issues that grounded some of its aircraft.
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AI Is Reshaping Romance: Virtual Avatars To Go On Dates On Your Behalf
Artificial intelligence (AI) has seamlessly integrated into various aspects of daily life, including dating platforms like Bumble. Bumble's founder, Whitney Wolfe Herd, envisions AI "concierges" assisting users in finding compatible matches and foste
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AI Necessary "To Help Create Healthier" Dating Experiences: Bumble Founder
Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of the dating app Bumble, said that artificial intelligence (AI) could revolutionise the way people connect online.
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Why American Porn Star Whitney Wright Visited Iran Despite The Risk Of Death Penalty
An American adult star is facing accusations of promoting propaganda for Iran's government following a social media post about her recent trip to the Islamic Republic, despite the risks of being arrested and sentenced to the death penalty because of
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American Porn Star's Visit To Iran Angers Exiles
An American porn actor on Monday faced accusations of promoting propaganda for Iran's government after boasting on social media about a trip to the Islamic Republic from where she posted pictures at sites including the shut-down US embassy.
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IndiGo Expects Grounding Of 35 Aircraft In Q4 Due To P&W Engine Issue
IndiGo on Tuesday said it expects at least 35 planes to be grounded due to powder metal issue with the Pratt & Whitney engines during the March quarter next year.
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Aviation Body Raises IndiGo Engine Failure Issue With US Engine Maker
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has raised three incidents of engine failure in IndiGo flights with engine maker Pratt & Whitney, aviation ministry said on Thursday.
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P&W Engines Issue To Have Minimal Impact On IndiGo Fleet: Aviation Body
DGCA today said material anomalies detected in certain Pratt & Whitney engines will have a "minimal" impact on IndiGo fleet as only two operational engines of the airline will be required to be removed for inspection.
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Pursuing "Legal Recourse" Against Go First's Claims: US Engine-Maker
Pratt & Whitney on Wednesday said it is pursuing its own legal recourse against budget airline Go First, which has alleged that the engine maker is responsible for its financial condition.
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Engine-Maker To Oppose Go First's Bid To Enforce Arbitration Order
Pratt & Whitney plans to oppose Go Airlines Ltd's push to enforce an arbitration ruling against the U.S. company for the supply of spare engines, a US court filing from Dealware showed.
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After Go First, Lufthansa Forced To Ground Aircraft, Cites Similar Issue
Days after Go First grounded its aircraft, leading international carrier, Lufthansa, on Thursday announced to temporarily ground a third of its 'Airbus A220' fleet in Zurich, Switzerland citing some issues with Pratt & Whitney engines.
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"Doing Everything Possible With Utmost Care", Go First CEO Tells Staff
Go First chief Kaushik Khona has told employees that the airline has been crippled by recurring Pratt & Whitney engine troubles and assured that the carrier is doing everything possible to navigate the situation with utmost care.
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"Go First Will Be Made 'Unviable' If....": 10 Points On Airline's Crisis
Budget airline Go First will stop flights on Wednesday and Thursday due to a severe funds shortage. Only half of the airline's fleet is operational due to a shortage of spare engines.
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"Ever-Increasing Number Of Failing Engines...": Go First's Full Statement
Budget airline Go First on Tuesday said it has been forced to seek voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings due to shortage of spare engines from US firm Pratt & Whitney (P&W), resulting in grounding of 50 per cent of the fleet.
