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Why Do You Always Board Planes From Left Side? Here's The Reason
Dougie Sharpe, a TikTok creator known for sharing interesting facts, recently revealed the historical roots of this practice.
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Woman Accused Of Biting Attendant On New Zealand-Australia Flight
The 78-year-old will now appear in court on charges that on January 29, she bit the flight attendant after hitting another passenger in the face during a fight.
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Air India Orders 500 Planes? What Boeing's India Chief Said
Reacting to reports on the internet about Air India placing a mammoth order for 500 aircraft from leading aeroplane manufacturers such as Boeing and Airbus, Boeing's India unit president Salil Gupte on Wednesday said we are not going to comment on ho
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Troublesome Chinese Planes To Go Under Hammer In Nepal: Report
State-owned Nepal Airlines has made a decision to sell Chinese planes and spare parts, which are plagued by breakdowns and a lack of pilots.
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Nepal Plane Crash Black Box Found, 12 Bodies To Be Flown To Kathmandu
Nepali Army is preparing to bring 12 bodies to Kathmandu on Tuesday after those of all the 22 victims were recovered from the Tara aeroplane crash site in the country's Mustang district on Sunday morning.
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10 Surprising Facts You Didn't Know About Bugatti
Associated with the production of fascinating supercars in 2022, Bugatti has experimented with the production of aeroplanes, trains, and recently, pool tables. Shocking, right?
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Honda's CEO Says Toyota's Hydrogen Cars Plan Is Flawed
But Honda has a more balanced view of the situation - where Mibe believes for personal mobility the electric powertrains will be the way to go
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Video: Hundreds Jostle To Board Plane - Desperate Scenes At Kabul Airport
A video of hundreds of Afghans jostling to climb into an aeroplane to fly out of the country amid the Taliban's return may become the latest defining image of desperation in a war-torn country.
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Watch: Runway Barely Visible, Pilot Lands Plane During Sandstorm
A pilot's skilled landing in the middle of a raging sandstorm in Saudi Arabia has impressed Twitterati. Footage of the landing - which captures the runway slowly disappear in clouds of sand and dust - was tweeted by the World Meteorological Organization or WMO on Friday and been watched 23,000 times already.
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He Asked For A Vegetarian In-Flight Meal, Was Served This
Anyone who travels frequently knows in-flight meals aren't always the most filling or appetizing. But the "meal" a passenger was recently served while flying Colombia's Avianca Airlines is more than just a little ridiculous. Steve Hogarty tweeted a picture of the food he was served after asking for the vegetarian option for his in-flight meal and i...
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Tom Hanks Shares His Experience of Playing Real Life Hero Captain Sully
"I think heroes are people who voluntarily put themselves in harm's way. And by that criteria you could say that anybody that puts themselves in an aeroplane for a living and cheats death somehow," Tom Hanks said
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ISRO to Test Plane-Shaped Space Launch Vehicle in July
Come second half of July, India's space agency is likely to test a small model of reusable launch vehicle shaped like an aeroplane, said a senior official.
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Urban Noise Can Trigger Obesity, Heart Disease
Are you living in the vicinity of a busy highway or an airport or even a hospital? Constant noise emanating from heavy city traffic, industrial machinery, aeroplanes and loud music may leave one at a higher risk of obesity and cardiovascular diseases.
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Dead foetus found in airplane toilet in Philippines
A dead male foetus was found in the toilet of an aeroplane that arrived in the Philippines from Abu Dhabi, a police report said Tuesday.The 5 to 6-month-old foetus was discovered by a cleaner on the Etihad Airways plane after it landed at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport Monday, the report said.Police investigators were quoted as saying ...
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Why Do You Always Board Planes From Left Side? Here's The Reason
Dougie Sharpe, a TikTok creator known for sharing interesting facts, recently revealed the historical roots of this practice.
-
Woman Accused Of Biting Attendant On New Zealand-Australia Flight
The 78-year-old will now appear in court on charges that on January 29, she bit the flight attendant after hitting another passenger in the face during a fight.
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Air India Orders 500 Planes? What Boeing's India Chief Said
Reacting to reports on the internet about Air India placing a mammoth order for 500 aircraft from leading aeroplane manufacturers such as Boeing and Airbus, Boeing's India unit president Salil Gupte on Wednesday said we are not going to comment on ho
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Troublesome Chinese Planes To Go Under Hammer In Nepal: Report
State-owned Nepal Airlines has made a decision to sell Chinese planes and spare parts, which are plagued by breakdowns and a lack of pilots.
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Nepal Plane Crash Black Box Found, 12 Bodies To Be Flown To Kathmandu
Nepali Army is preparing to bring 12 bodies to Kathmandu on Tuesday after those of all the 22 victims were recovered from the Tara aeroplane crash site in the country's Mustang district on Sunday morning.
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10 Surprising Facts You Didn't Know About Bugatti
Associated with the production of fascinating supercars in 2022, Bugatti has experimented with the production of aeroplanes, trains, and recently, pool tables. Shocking, right?
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Honda's CEO Says Toyota's Hydrogen Cars Plan Is Flawed
But Honda has a more balanced view of the situation - where Mibe believes for personal mobility the electric powertrains will be the way to go
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Video: Hundreds Jostle To Board Plane - Desperate Scenes At Kabul Airport
A video of hundreds of Afghans jostling to climb into an aeroplane to fly out of the country amid the Taliban's return may become the latest defining image of desperation in a war-torn country.
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Watch: Runway Barely Visible, Pilot Lands Plane During Sandstorm
A pilot's skilled landing in the middle of a raging sandstorm in Saudi Arabia has impressed Twitterati. Footage of the landing - which captures the runway slowly disappear in clouds of sand and dust - was tweeted by the World Meteorological Organization or WMO on Friday and been watched 23,000 times already.
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He Asked For A Vegetarian In-Flight Meal, Was Served This
Anyone who travels frequently knows in-flight meals aren't always the most filling or appetizing. But the "meal" a passenger was recently served while flying Colombia's Avianca Airlines is more than just a little ridiculous. Steve Hogarty tweeted a picture of the food he was served after asking for the vegetarian option for his in-flight meal and i...
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Tom Hanks Shares His Experience of Playing Real Life Hero Captain Sully
"I think heroes are people who voluntarily put themselves in harm's way. And by that criteria you could say that anybody that puts themselves in an aeroplane for a living and cheats death somehow," Tom Hanks said
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ISRO to Test Plane-Shaped Space Launch Vehicle in July
Come second half of July, India's space agency is likely to test a small model of reusable launch vehicle shaped like an aeroplane, said a senior official.
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Urban Noise Can Trigger Obesity, Heart Disease
Are you living in the vicinity of a busy highway or an airport or even a hospital? Constant noise emanating from heavy city traffic, industrial machinery, aeroplanes and loud music may leave one at a higher risk of obesity and cardiovascular diseases.
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Dead foetus found in airplane toilet in Philippines
A dead male foetus was found in the toilet of an aeroplane that arrived in the Philippines from Abu Dhabi, a police report said Tuesday.The 5 to 6-month-old foetus was discovered by a cleaner on the Etihad Airways plane after it landed at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport Monday, the report said.Police investigators were quoted as saying ...
