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Rare Childbirth On Plane Sparks Citizenship Debate, Air Traffic Controller Suggests Cute Name
As the pilot confirmed the birth, an air traffic controller joked, "Tell her she's got to name it Kennedy," because of the airport where the plane was landing.
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Air Canada CEO To Quit Over "English-Only" Message After New York Plane Crash
Canada's largest airline is subject to the Official Languages Act, requiring it to provide equal services in English and French.
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India Faces Bottleneck In New Aircraft Procurement: Aviation Minister
Ram Mohan Naidu said Indian airline operators have placed large orders to meet rising demand, and around 30,000 pilots will be needed in the coming years to operate these aircraft.
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Video: Air Canada Pilot Requests Flyers To Ask 'No Questions' On Runway Collision At LaGuardia Airport
"The situation is incredibly complex, still developing, and we are not authorised to comment at this instant," the pilot says in the flight announcement.
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"Attendants Feeling Ill": Truck In US Crash Was Moving Towards Another Plane
Both pilots were killed after an Air Canada Express regional plane collided with a fire truck while landing at LaGuardia Airport.
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What Is A Water Salute? The Age-Old Airport Tradition That Celebrates Flight Milestones
Discover what a water salute is and why planes pass through stunning arches of water at airports.
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Air India Gets Temporary Pilot Duty Relaxation Amid Mideast War Disruptions
The restrictions over the airspace due to the US-Israeli war on Iran have forced airlines to take longer alternate routes, increasing flight durations in several long-haul sectors.
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"Main Hoon Na": IndiGo's Interim Boss To Employees After CEO's Resignation
IndiGo's Managing Director Rahul Bhatia, who took interim charge of the airline after CEO Pieter Elbers quit, has written to employees a pep talk of sorts on the developments.
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As Conflict Widens, Pilots Navigate Missiles, Drones And Mental Stress
Airline pilots have faced escalating risks in recent years, from drone incursions to flight paths squeezed by conflict. Now US-Israeli attacks on Iran are making the skies even more perilous and ratcheting up the pressure on those flying through them
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Five-Year-Old US Boy Spots 'Error' In Airline Pilot Manual, Earns VIP Tour From CEO
A five-year-old boy from Colorado impressed Southwest Airlines after spotting a discrepancy in a pilot training manual, earning a VIP headquarters tour and a chance to try a cockpit simulator.
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Rare Childbirth On Plane Sparks Citizenship Debate, Air Traffic Controller Suggests Cute Name
As the pilot confirmed the birth, an air traffic controller joked, "Tell her she's got to name it Kennedy," because of the airport where the plane was landing.
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Air Canada CEO To Quit Over "English-Only" Message After New York Plane Crash
Canada's largest airline is subject to the Official Languages Act, requiring it to provide equal services in English and French.
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India Faces Bottleneck In New Aircraft Procurement: Aviation Minister
Ram Mohan Naidu said Indian airline operators have placed large orders to meet rising demand, and around 30,000 pilots will be needed in the coming years to operate these aircraft.
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Video: Air Canada Pilot Requests Flyers To Ask 'No Questions' On Runway Collision At LaGuardia Airport
"The situation is incredibly complex, still developing, and we are not authorised to comment at this instant," the pilot says in the flight announcement.
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"Attendants Feeling Ill": Truck In US Crash Was Moving Towards Another Plane
Both pilots were killed after an Air Canada Express regional plane collided with a fire truck while landing at LaGuardia Airport.
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What Is A Water Salute? The Age-Old Airport Tradition That Celebrates Flight Milestones
Discover what a water salute is and why planes pass through stunning arches of water at airports.
-
Air India Gets Temporary Pilot Duty Relaxation Amid Mideast War Disruptions
The restrictions over the airspace due to the US-Israeli war on Iran have forced airlines to take longer alternate routes, increasing flight durations in several long-haul sectors.
-
"Main Hoon Na": IndiGo's Interim Boss To Employees After CEO's Resignation
IndiGo's Managing Director Rahul Bhatia, who took interim charge of the airline after CEO Pieter Elbers quit, has written to employees a pep talk of sorts on the developments.
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As Conflict Widens, Pilots Navigate Missiles, Drones And Mental Stress
Airline pilots have faced escalating risks in recent years, from drone incursions to flight paths squeezed by conflict. Now US-Israeli attacks on Iran are making the skies even more perilous and ratcheting up the pressure on those flying through them
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Five-Year-Old US Boy Spots 'Error' In Airline Pilot Manual, Earns VIP Tour From CEO
A five-year-old boy from Colorado impressed Southwest Airlines after spotting a discrepancy in a pilot training manual, earning a VIP headquarters tour and a chance to try a cockpit simulator.
