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Caught On Camera: Lightning Bolt Strikes Passenger Plane During Storm
An Aer Lingus flight going to Dublin from Birmingham was struck by lightning during a storm on Sunday night.
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Airlines Prepare to Hedge Fuel to Lock in Huge Savings
Global airlines, looking to lock in huge savings, are preparing to hedge more jet fuel to fix prices as they bet a slide in crude oil to six-year lows may peter out near $40 per barrel.
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Air travel map being redrawn as global economy evolves: Etihad
The global air travel map is being redrawn as growth rates slow in traditional markets and surge in evolving economies including India, Africa and Latin America, James Hogan, president and CEO of Etihad Airways, has said.
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UAE Etihad Airways' pause highlights India investment risk
The sudden display of caution by Etihad Airways over taking a stake in Jet Airways is the legacy of a string of failed forays by Gulf investors into India. The backtracking on a deal reported to be near completion highlighted investor apprehension about India and recalled how the UAE's biggest telecom operator Etisalat was badly burned by a recent ...
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Caught On Camera: Lightning Bolt Strikes Passenger Plane During Storm
An Aer Lingus flight going to Dublin from Birmingham was struck by lightning during a storm on Sunday night.
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Airlines Prepare to Hedge Fuel to Lock in Huge Savings
Global airlines, looking to lock in huge savings, are preparing to hedge more jet fuel to fix prices as they bet a slide in crude oil to six-year lows may peter out near $40 per barrel.
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Air travel map being redrawn as global economy evolves: Etihad
The global air travel map is being redrawn as growth rates slow in traditional markets and surge in evolving economies including India, Africa and Latin America, James Hogan, president and CEO of Etihad Airways, has said.
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UAE Etihad Airways' pause highlights India investment risk
The sudden display of caution by Etihad Airways over taking a stake in Jet Airways is the legacy of a string of failed forays by Gulf investors into India. The backtracking on a deal reported to be near completion highlighted investor apprehension about India and recalled how the UAE's biggest telecom operator Etisalat was badly burned by a recent ...
