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After 70 Bomb Threats In 6 Days, Aviation Safety Body Meets Airline CEOs
With flights operated by Indian airlines receiving an unprecedented 70 bomb threats in six days, aviation safety body Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) met the chief executive officers (CEOs) of the airlines in New Delhi today.
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Airline CEO Saves Stranded US Woman In Qatar After Coffee Shop Encounter
Julia Jaroslawski, a 20-year-old student from Chicago, faced travel difficulties while trying to return to the U.S. from Bangkok, Thailand.
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This Ex-Flight Attendant Became The CEO Of Japan Airlines. Read Her Story
Mitsuko Tottori was appointed as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Japan Airlines in January. This announcement was hailed as a milestone for women's empowerment but it also sent a shockwave across the country's corporate section.
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AT&T, Verizon Defer 5G Rollout Near US Airports To Avoid Flight Chaos
AT&T and Verizon agreed Tuesday to a partial delay in activating their 5G networks following an outcry from US airlines, who said the rollout could lead to travel chaos.
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Is 5G A Threat To Airline Safety? What Experts Say
The chief executives of major US passenger and cargo airlines have warned of a "catastrophic" aviation crisis this week as AT&T and Verizon deploy new 5G services.
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Flight Attendant "Mortified" After Spilling Drinks On Airline CEO
Spilling water when you're supposed to be serving it is embarrassing enough. Now imagine if the person you spilled it on happens to be your employer - or more specifically the CEO of your company. That's exactly what happened with American Airlines flight attendant Maddie Peters on a flight from Phoenix to Dallas recently.
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Ethiopian Airlines CEO Says "Very Proud" Of Pilots' Effort To Save Flight
The head of Ethiopian Airlines said Thursday he was proud of the efforts of the pilots in trying to stop their jet from crashing, as he repeated condolences to the families of the 157 people who died.
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United CEO Felt 'Shame' Watching Video Of Deplaned Man, Accepts Responsibility
United's efforts to contain a public relations crisis that has tarnished its image and led to calls for a boycott kicked into overdrive Wednesday with its chief executive appearing on national television to apologize, saying he felt "shame" when he saw video of the incident. The airline also promised refunds to the horrified passengers who watched ...
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United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz Says He Won't Resign
United Continental chief executive Oscar Munoz said Wednesday he will not resign and again apologized for the removal of a customer from an overbooked flight by force -- an incident that drew global scorn.
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United CEO Apologizes, Promises Review Of Airline's Practices
The apology came yesterday after a torrent of criticism of the carrier's action on a flight Sunday and its initial explanation of it.
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United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz Apologises, Promises 'Thorough Review'
The chief executive of embattled United Airlines unequivocally apologised Tuesday for an incident in which a passenger was dragged off a plane, and promised a "thorough review" of the airline's practices.
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United Remains Silent on Medical Condition of Airline CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc remained silent on the medical condition of its new chief executive officer, who was admitted to the hospital Thursday, prompting questions from observers about who will lead the company in his absence.
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United's CEO, Ousted Under a Cloud, Leaves With Lifetime Free Flights and Parking
Jeff Smisek will receive at least $21 million in cash and stock, fly free for the rest of his life and keep his company car.
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Axe to Swing as Malaysia Airlines Tries to Start Fresh
Troubled Malaysia Airlines on Monday laid out plans for an across-the-board "hard reset" of the way the carrier is run that will see around 6,000 jobs cut as it struggles to stay in business.
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Government Subsidies Have Forced US Airlines Out of India: Delta CEO
Government subsidies have forced major US airlines out of the Indian market, a top airlines executive has said.
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After 70 Bomb Threats In 6 Days, Aviation Safety Body Meets Airline CEOs
With flights operated by Indian airlines receiving an unprecedented 70 bomb threats in six days, aviation safety body Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) met the chief executive officers (CEOs) of the airlines in New Delhi today.
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Airline CEO Saves Stranded US Woman In Qatar After Coffee Shop Encounter
Julia Jaroslawski, a 20-year-old student from Chicago, faced travel difficulties while trying to return to the U.S. from Bangkok, Thailand.
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This Ex-Flight Attendant Became The CEO Of Japan Airlines. Read Her Story
Mitsuko Tottori was appointed as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Japan Airlines in January. This announcement was hailed as a milestone for women's empowerment but it also sent a shockwave across the country's corporate section.
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AT&T, Verizon Defer 5G Rollout Near US Airports To Avoid Flight Chaos
AT&T and Verizon agreed Tuesday to a partial delay in activating their 5G networks following an outcry from US airlines, who said the rollout could lead to travel chaos.
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Is 5G A Threat To Airline Safety? What Experts Say
The chief executives of major US passenger and cargo airlines have warned of a "catastrophic" aviation crisis this week as AT&T and Verizon deploy new 5G services.
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Flight Attendant "Mortified" After Spilling Drinks On Airline CEO
Spilling water when you're supposed to be serving it is embarrassing enough. Now imagine if the person you spilled it on happens to be your employer - or more specifically the CEO of your company. That's exactly what happened with American Airlines flight attendant Maddie Peters on a flight from Phoenix to Dallas recently.
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Ethiopian Airlines CEO Says "Very Proud" Of Pilots' Effort To Save Flight
The head of Ethiopian Airlines said Thursday he was proud of the efforts of the pilots in trying to stop their jet from crashing, as he repeated condolences to the families of the 157 people who died.
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United CEO Felt 'Shame' Watching Video Of Deplaned Man, Accepts Responsibility
United's efforts to contain a public relations crisis that has tarnished its image and led to calls for a boycott kicked into overdrive Wednesday with its chief executive appearing on national television to apologize, saying he felt "shame" when he saw video of the incident. The airline also promised refunds to the horrified passengers who watched ...
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United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz Says He Won't Resign
United Continental chief executive Oscar Munoz said Wednesday he will not resign and again apologized for the removal of a customer from an overbooked flight by force -- an incident that drew global scorn.
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United CEO Apologizes, Promises Review Of Airline's Practices
The apology came yesterday after a torrent of criticism of the carrier's action on a flight Sunday and its initial explanation of it.
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United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz Apologises, Promises 'Thorough Review'
The chief executive of embattled United Airlines unequivocally apologised Tuesday for an incident in which a passenger was dragged off a plane, and promised a "thorough review" of the airline's practices.
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United Remains Silent on Medical Condition of Airline CEO
United Continental Holdings Inc remained silent on the medical condition of its new chief executive officer, who was admitted to the hospital Thursday, prompting questions from observers about who will lead the company in his absence.
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United's CEO, Ousted Under a Cloud, Leaves With Lifetime Free Flights and Parking
Jeff Smisek will receive at least $21 million in cash and stock, fly free for the rest of his life and keep his company car.
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Axe to Swing as Malaysia Airlines Tries to Start Fresh
Troubled Malaysia Airlines on Monday laid out plans for an across-the-board "hard reset" of the way the carrier is run that will see around 6,000 jobs cut as it struggles to stay in business.
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Government Subsidies Have Forced US Airlines Out of India: Delta CEO
Government subsidies have forced major US airlines out of the Indian market, a top airlines executive has said.
