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Air India Crash: Trainee Doctor's Help May Have Kept Death Count Low
At least 270 died when the Air India flight crashed into the campus of a medical college in Ahmedabad shortly after takeoff. Only one passenger among the 242 aboard survived.
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India's Aviation Sector Rises To Third Spot Globally, Creates 7.7 Million Jobs
India's aviation industry has expanded at a rapid pace to become the world's third-largest aviation market in terms of passenger traffic, according to a report compiled by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
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India Tops Global List In Passenger Loads On Domestic Flights: Report
India's domestic flights have recorded a passenger load factor of 86.4 per cent in 2024, to forge ahead of the US and China which figure at the second and third spot respectively.
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Airline Industry To Record USD 25.7 Billion Net Profit In 2024: Report
The airline industry is projected to register a net profit of USD 25.7 billion in 2024 as more normal growth is expected in both passenger and cargo segments, global grouping IATA said today.
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"Roll Back Derostering Of Flight Staff": Crew Association On Pee-Gate
Cabin crew body, All India's Cabin Crew Association (AICCA), on Monday demanded that the airline should roll back derostering of the crew that operated the New York- Delhi flight where a male passenger allegedly urinated on a female co-passenger.
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Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Refund Of Cancelled Air Tickets During Lockdown
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to the Central government on a plea filed by Air Passengers Association of India seeking a refund on tickets for flights cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown.
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India's Domestic Air Passenger Traffic Fell By 11.8% In March: Aviation Body
Indian domestic air passenger traffic fell by 11.8 per cent in March as compared to the corresponding month last year, indicating the impact of COVID-19 on the country's aviation sector, stated global airlines body International Air Transport Association (IATA) on Wednesday.
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Jet Airways Said I Had Personality Problems, Didn't Hire Me: Smriti Irani
"My application for cabin crew position was rejected by Jet Airways, which felt I didn't have a good personality," Union Minister Smriti Irani said on Wednesday.
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Airlines To Pay Massive Compensation For Cancelling Flight, Deny Boarding
Cancelling a flight or denying boarding to a flier is going to cost heavily to domestic airlines as the new guidelines by the aviation regulator DGCA provides for massive compensation in such cases.
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Misbehaving Air Passengers In China To Be Blacklisted
Unruly air passengers in China will be blacklisted under a new regulation that came into effect today, the government's latest bid to curb growing incidents of air rage that gave a bad name to the Communist giant.
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Domestic Air Traffic Logs Nearly 25 Per Cent Growth: Aviation Watchdog
Domestic air traffic logged a robust of nearly 25 per cent growth in November with 11 Indian carriers together flying 7.32 million passengers as compared to 5.82 million passengers in the same period last year, driven by the demand in the tourist season.
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Pilots to be Empowered to Deal With Tipsy Air Travellers
Tipsy air travellers, beware! Laws are being tightened to empower crew members to restrain anyone from creating ruckus inside an aircraft or even at the airport before boarding a flight.
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India Passenger Traffic Increases by 4.2 Per Cent: International Aviation Body
India's domestic passenger traffic grew by 4.2 percent in June as compared to the corresponding period of last year, aviation body International Air Transport Association (IATA) said today.
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Soon, choose airline seats, meals on ticket booking sites
With the unbundling of airline services like preferred seats, meals and baggage in India, IATA has started a pilot project to display all such facilities on ticket booking sites to allow passengers to choose what they want.
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Air India jet bumps passenger plane at New York airport
Two commercial jets have been damaged in the aviation equivalent of a fender-bender at New York's Kennedy airport.
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Air India Crash: Trainee Doctor's Help May Have Kept Death Count Low
At least 270 died when the Air India flight crashed into the campus of a medical college in Ahmedabad shortly after takeoff. Only one passenger among the 242 aboard survived.
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India's Aviation Sector Rises To Third Spot Globally, Creates 7.7 Million Jobs
India's aviation industry has expanded at a rapid pace to become the world's third-largest aviation market in terms of passenger traffic, according to a report compiled by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
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India Tops Global List In Passenger Loads On Domestic Flights: Report
India's domestic flights have recorded a passenger load factor of 86.4 per cent in 2024, to forge ahead of the US and China which figure at the second and third spot respectively.
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Airline Industry To Record USD 25.7 Billion Net Profit In 2024: Report
The airline industry is projected to register a net profit of USD 25.7 billion in 2024 as more normal growth is expected in both passenger and cargo segments, global grouping IATA said today.
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"Roll Back Derostering Of Flight Staff": Crew Association On Pee-Gate
Cabin crew body, All India's Cabin Crew Association (AICCA), on Monday demanded that the airline should roll back derostering of the crew that operated the New York- Delhi flight where a male passenger allegedly urinated on a female co-passenger.
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Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Refund Of Cancelled Air Tickets During Lockdown
The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to the Central government on a plea filed by Air Passengers Association of India seeking a refund on tickets for flights cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown.
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India's Domestic Air Passenger Traffic Fell By 11.8% In March: Aviation Body
Indian domestic air passenger traffic fell by 11.8 per cent in March as compared to the corresponding month last year, indicating the impact of COVID-19 on the country's aviation sector, stated global airlines body International Air Transport Association (IATA) on Wednesday.
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Jet Airways Said I Had Personality Problems, Didn't Hire Me: Smriti Irani
"My application for cabin crew position was rejected by Jet Airways, which felt I didn't have a good personality," Union Minister Smriti Irani said on Wednesday.
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Airlines To Pay Massive Compensation For Cancelling Flight, Deny Boarding
Cancelling a flight or denying boarding to a flier is going to cost heavily to domestic airlines as the new guidelines by the aviation regulator DGCA provides for massive compensation in such cases.
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Misbehaving Air Passengers In China To Be Blacklisted
Unruly air passengers in China will be blacklisted under a new regulation that came into effect today, the government's latest bid to curb growing incidents of air rage that gave a bad name to the Communist giant.
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Domestic Air Traffic Logs Nearly 25 Per Cent Growth: Aviation Watchdog
Domestic air traffic logged a robust of nearly 25 per cent growth in November with 11 Indian carriers together flying 7.32 million passengers as compared to 5.82 million passengers in the same period last year, driven by the demand in the tourist season.
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Pilots to be Empowered to Deal With Tipsy Air Travellers
Tipsy air travellers, beware! Laws are being tightened to empower crew members to restrain anyone from creating ruckus inside an aircraft or even at the airport before boarding a flight.
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India Passenger Traffic Increases by 4.2 Per Cent: International Aviation Body
India's domestic passenger traffic grew by 4.2 percent in June as compared to the corresponding period of last year, aviation body International Air Transport Association (IATA) said today.
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Soon, choose airline seats, meals on ticket booking sites
With the unbundling of airline services like preferred seats, meals and baggage in India, IATA has started a pilot project to display all such facilities on ticket booking sites to allow passengers to choose what they want.
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Air India jet bumps passenger plane at New York airport
Two commercial jets have been damaged in the aviation equivalent of a fender-bender at New York's Kennedy airport.
