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Former AirAsia CFO Says IndiGo Flight Left Without Him, Airline Claims "He Failed To Reach Gate in Time"
IndiGo stated that an interim issue with the airport-managed Flight Information Display System (FIDS) may have affected the status updates.
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"Shut Up": Fight Breaks Out On Air Asia Flight After Passenger Calls A Group Of Women "Stupid"
The incident started when a male passenger seated behind three women became visibly frustrated when they continued talking loudly after the cabin lights were turned off.
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Rs 20 Lakh Penalty For Air Asia After Lapses Found In Pilots' Training
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation, or DGCA, had issued show cause notices to the concerned manager, head of training, and all designated examiners of Air Asia as to why enforcement action should not be taken against them.
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AirAsia, IndiGo Flights Came Within 8 Km Of Each Other On Jan 29: Report
AirAsia India's Ahmedabad-Chennai flight and IndiGo's Bengaluru-Vadodara flight came within 8 km of each other with 300 ft vertical separation between them over Mumbai airspace on January 29.
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"First Flight" Surprise For These Migrants, Scenes Of Joy, Relief
They were resigned to their longest journey home, either on foot, or cycles, or hanging off a crowded truck. When they finally headed out, 177 migrant labourers stranded in Mumbai got a plane all to themselves.
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Ignored Twice, Probe Agency Issues New Summons To AirAsia Top Officials
The Enforcement Directorate has issued fresh summons to three senior officials in the AirAsia management in connection with a money laundering case lodged by the CBI in May 2018.
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Probe Agency Summons AirAsia Chief, Officials In Money Laundering Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned senior executives of AirAsia including CEO Tony Fernandes for questioning in connection with a money laundering case, officials said today.
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2 Air Asia Pilots Suspended For Damaging Aircraft Wing: Aviation Watchdog
Aviation regulator DGCA has suspended flying licences of two pilots of AirAsia India for violating procedures that caused damage to the wing sharklet of an aircraft, according to a senior official.
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Emergency Declared In Kolkata Airport After Threat Call; Services Resume
The Kolkata airport declared emergency for over an hour on Sunday after a threat call was received for a Kolkata-bound flight at the airline's office in Bengaluru airport, an official said.
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Guwahati Taekwondo Player Loses Foetus In Flight, Police Register Case
The Delhi Police has registered a case in connection with the recovery of a foetus from a lavatory of an AirAsia plane after it landed here from Guwahati on Wednesday, said a senior police officer.
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CBI Summons AirAsia Chief Over Alleged Corruption In Foreign Clearances
The CBI has summoned R Ramachandran Venkataramanan, the Director of AirAsia India, on July 3 for questioning in connection with alleged corruption in attempts to get international operations clearances from the government, sources said today.
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Tata Sons Trustees Back R Venkataramanan In AirAsia Case
The trustees of Tata Sons extended their support to R Venkataramanan in connection with the ongoing bribery investigation against AirAsia Private Limited, on Thursday.
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Cyrus Mistry Refutes Charges Over AirAsia India Woes
Former Tata Sons Chairman Cyrus Mistry on Thursday denied "malicious and defamatory allegations" levelled against him over AirAsia India woes.
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Enforcement Directorate Files Money Laundering Case Against Air Asia, Officials
After the CBI, the Enforcement Directorate has now registered a criminal case of money-laundering against Air Asia officials and others for allegedly trying to manipulate government policies through corrupt means to get international licence for its Indian venture Air Asia India Limited, officials said today.
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Probe Against AirAsia Chief Hits Airline's Big India Plans: Foreign Media
Tony Fernandes, the chief of AirAsia Group, is being investigated by the police in India for allegedly paying bribes to influence local policy, an official concerned told reporters.
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Former AirAsia CFO Says IndiGo Flight Left Without Him, Airline Claims "He Failed To Reach Gate in Time"
IndiGo stated that an interim issue with the airport-managed Flight Information Display System (FIDS) may have affected the status updates.
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"Shut Up": Fight Breaks Out On Air Asia Flight After Passenger Calls A Group Of Women "Stupid"
The incident started when a male passenger seated behind three women became visibly frustrated when they continued talking loudly after the cabin lights were turned off.
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Rs 20 Lakh Penalty For Air Asia After Lapses Found In Pilots' Training
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation, or DGCA, had issued show cause notices to the concerned manager, head of training, and all designated examiners of Air Asia as to why enforcement action should not be taken against them.
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AirAsia, IndiGo Flights Came Within 8 Km Of Each Other On Jan 29: Report
AirAsia India's Ahmedabad-Chennai flight and IndiGo's Bengaluru-Vadodara flight came within 8 km of each other with 300 ft vertical separation between them over Mumbai airspace on January 29.
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"First Flight" Surprise For These Migrants, Scenes Of Joy, Relief
They were resigned to their longest journey home, either on foot, or cycles, or hanging off a crowded truck. When they finally headed out, 177 migrant labourers stranded in Mumbai got a plane all to themselves.
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Ignored Twice, Probe Agency Issues New Summons To AirAsia Top Officials
The Enforcement Directorate has issued fresh summons to three senior officials in the AirAsia management in connection with a money laundering case lodged by the CBI in May 2018.
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Probe Agency Summons AirAsia Chief, Officials In Money Laundering Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned senior executives of AirAsia including CEO Tony Fernandes for questioning in connection with a money laundering case, officials said today.
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2 Air Asia Pilots Suspended For Damaging Aircraft Wing: Aviation Watchdog
Aviation regulator DGCA has suspended flying licences of two pilots of AirAsia India for violating procedures that caused damage to the wing sharklet of an aircraft, according to a senior official.
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Emergency Declared In Kolkata Airport After Threat Call; Services Resume
The Kolkata airport declared emergency for over an hour on Sunday after a threat call was received for a Kolkata-bound flight at the airline's office in Bengaluru airport, an official said.
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Guwahati Taekwondo Player Loses Foetus In Flight, Police Register Case
The Delhi Police has registered a case in connection with the recovery of a foetus from a lavatory of an AirAsia plane after it landed here from Guwahati on Wednesday, said a senior police officer.
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CBI Summons AirAsia Chief Over Alleged Corruption In Foreign Clearances
The CBI has summoned R Ramachandran Venkataramanan, the Director of AirAsia India, on July 3 for questioning in connection with alleged corruption in attempts to get international operations clearances from the government, sources said today.
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Tata Sons Trustees Back R Venkataramanan In AirAsia Case
The trustees of Tata Sons extended their support to R Venkataramanan in connection with the ongoing bribery investigation against AirAsia Private Limited, on Thursday.
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Cyrus Mistry Refutes Charges Over AirAsia India Woes
Former Tata Sons Chairman Cyrus Mistry on Thursday denied "malicious and defamatory allegations" levelled against him over AirAsia India woes.
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Enforcement Directorate Files Money Laundering Case Against Air Asia, Officials
After the CBI, the Enforcement Directorate has now registered a criminal case of money-laundering against Air Asia officials and others for allegedly trying to manipulate government policies through corrupt means to get international licence for its Indian venture Air Asia India Limited, officials said today.
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Probe Against AirAsia Chief Hits Airline's Big India Plans: Foreign Media
Tony Fernandes, the chief of AirAsia Group, is being investigated by the police in India for allegedly paying bribes to influence local policy, an official concerned told reporters.
