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Exclusive: How Air India Express Pilots Handled Mid-Air Scare Over Trichy
A report of hydraulic failure from a Tiruchirappalli-Sharjah Air India Express flight and its subsequent holding pattern may have caused panic on the ground, but things were always under control inside the cockpit, senior sources told NDTV.
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US To Allow Air India To Conduct Ground Handling At Airports: Official
The United States has announced that it plans to restore Air India's ability to self-conduct its ground handling operations at American airports.
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Aviation Watchdog Issues Rules For Alcohol Testing Of Airside Personnel
Aviation regulator DGCA on Monday issued rules for breath-analyser test which will be conducted at all airports by year end for airside workers, including those handling aircraft maintenance, air traffic control (ATC) and ground handling services.
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Breath Analyser Test Proposed For Air Traffic Controllers
In a significant move, aviation watchdog Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA on Wednesday proposed breath analyser test for air traffic controllers, aircraft maintenance personnel and ground handling staff.
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Centre To Sell Air India Subsidiary Handling Airport Ground Operations
The centre has decided to go in for a strategic disinvestment of Air India's ground handling subsidiary to partially retire the national passenger carrier's accumulated debt.
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Air India Ground Staff Strike Over Non-Payment Of Diwali Bonus Called Off
A strike by a section of employees of Air-India's ground handling subsidiary, AIATSL, over non-payment of Diwali bonus and other issues, was called off late Thursday, a senior official said.
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Congress Mocks Amit Shah Over Flag Incident, Tweets Video
As chants of Bharat Mata ki Jai and Jai Hind filled the air, BJP chief Amit Shah prepared to unfurl the national flag at the party headquarters in New Delhi on India's 72nd Independence Day. But as soon he pulled the string attached to the post for the hoisting ceremony, the national flag fell to the ground. The BJP chief quickly positioned it and ...
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Air Passenger, 2 Ground Staff Held For Gold Smuggling In Chennai
A passenger and two ground handling staff were caught while allegedly attempting to smuggle gold biscuits valued at Rs 35 lakhs, out of the Chennai international airport in Chennai today, an official of Directorate of Revenue Intelligence said.
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Air India Staff Suspended over Negligence
Cracking the whip against negligent Air India employees, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju on Saturday suspended ground handling and security officers for lapses in detecting a dummy grenade in one of the airline's planes that was to operate from Jeddah to Mumbai.
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Deputy Chief of Indian Air Force Flies Light Combat Aircraft Tejas
Deputy Air Chief Air Marshal S B P Sinha on Wednesday became the first officer of his rank to fly indigenous light combat aircraft Tejas and praised its performance, saying it handled "well" on the ground as well as in the air.
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No training for Sri Lankan air force men anywhere in India, demands Jayalalithaa
Under huge pressure from political parties in Tamil Nadu, the government has decided to end the training of Sri Lankan personnel at the Tambaram Air force Station near Chennai. The nine Sri Lankans have been moved to the Yalahanka base in Bangalore. Their nine month training is meant to help them learn ground handling of transport air craft.
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Exclusive: How Air India Express Pilots Handled Mid-Air Scare Over Trichy
A report of hydraulic failure from a Tiruchirappalli-Sharjah Air India Express flight and its subsequent holding pattern may have caused panic on the ground, but things were always under control inside the cockpit, senior sources told NDTV.
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US To Allow Air India To Conduct Ground Handling At Airports: Official
The United States has announced that it plans to restore Air India's ability to self-conduct its ground handling operations at American airports.
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Aviation Watchdog Issues Rules For Alcohol Testing Of Airside Personnel
Aviation regulator DGCA on Monday issued rules for breath-analyser test which will be conducted at all airports by year end for airside workers, including those handling aircraft maintenance, air traffic control (ATC) and ground handling services.
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Breath Analyser Test Proposed For Air Traffic Controllers
In a significant move, aviation watchdog Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA on Wednesday proposed breath analyser test for air traffic controllers, aircraft maintenance personnel and ground handling staff.
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Centre To Sell Air India Subsidiary Handling Airport Ground Operations
The centre has decided to go in for a strategic disinvestment of Air India's ground handling subsidiary to partially retire the national passenger carrier's accumulated debt.
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Air India Ground Staff Strike Over Non-Payment Of Diwali Bonus Called Off
A strike by a section of employees of Air-India's ground handling subsidiary, AIATSL, over non-payment of Diwali bonus and other issues, was called off late Thursday, a senior official said.
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Congress Mocks Amit Shah Over Flag Incident, Tweets Video
As chants of Bharat Mata ki Jai and Jai Hind filled the air, BJP chief Amit Shah prepared to unfurl the national flag at the party headquarters in New Delhi on India's 72nd Independence Day. But as soon he pulled the string attached to the post for the hoisting ceremony, the national flag fell to the ground. The BJP chief quickly positioned it and ...
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Air Passenger, 2 Ground Staff Held For Gold Smuggling In Chennai
A passenger and two ground handling staff were caught while allegedly attempting to smuggle gold biscuits valued at Rs 35 lakhs, out of the Chennai international airport in Chennai today, an official of Directorate of Revenue Intelligence said.
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Air India Staff Suspended over Negligence
Cracking the whip against negligent Air India employees, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju on Saturday suspended ground handling and security officers for lapses in detecting a dummy grenade in one of the airline's planes that was to operate from Jeddah to Mumbai.
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Deputy Chief of Indian Air Force Flies Light Combat Aircraft Tejas
Deputy Air Chief Air Marshal S B P Sinha on Wednesday became the first officer of his rank to fly indigenous light combat aircraft Tejas and praised its performance, saying it handled "well" on the ground as well as in the air.
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No training for Sri Lankan air force men anywhere in India, demands Jayalalithaa
Under huge pressure from political parties in Tamil Nadu, the government has decided to end the training of Sri Lankan personnel at the Tambaram Air force Station near Chennai. The nine Sri Lankans have been moved to the Yalahanka base in Bangalore. Their nine month training is meant to help them learn ground handling of transport air craft.
