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Kathmandu Airport Reopens, Indian Airlines To Start Nepal Flights On Thursday
Indian airlines will resume normal services to Kathmandu from Thursday, with Air India and IndiGo will also be operating additional flights to bring back people stranded in the Nepalese capital amid the unrest in the neighbouring nation.
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IndiGo Suspends Kathmandu Flights Amid Protests In Nepal
IndiGo Airlines on Tuesday issued a travel advisory announcing the suspension of all flights to and from Kathmandu until 12:00 pm on September 10, citing the closure of Kathmandu Airport due to the Gen Z Protest.
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Air India, IndiGo Cancel Flights To Kathmandu Amid Protests
Air India on Tuesday cancelled four flights between Delhi and Kathmandu amid massive anti-government protests in the neighbouring nation.
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Nepal Halts Helicopter Services in Everest Region After Protests
Nepal's airlines have halted helicopter flights to the Everest region after locals angry at the environmental impact and loss of income from trekkers threatened landing sites, aviation officials said Monday.
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Air India, Vistara, IndiGo To Operate Scheduled Flights To Dhaka Today
Air India will operate its scheduled flights from Delhi to Dhaka on Wednesday and is also likely to operate a special flight to bring back people from the Bangladesh capital, according to sources.
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Air India Express Fires 30 Over Mass Sick Leave, Gives Ultimatum To Others
Air India Express has sacked at least 30 cabin crew, a day after nearly 300 employees of the airline called in sick and switched off their phones, leading to large-scale flight disruptions
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"Growing Unrest, Dissatisfaction": Air India Express Employees To Airline
Amid a mass sick leave by cabin crew from Air India Express, the AIXEU, or Air India Express Employees Union, has written to the Chairman of Air India to express concerns like "growing unrest and dissatisfaction among employees".
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Air India Express Doesn't Recognise Workers Union Amid Protests: Sources
Air India Express sources today said that the airline does not recognise any workers' union amidst protests from employees who are opposing a new merit-based assessment system.
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Highlights: Pawan Khera To Be Granted Interim Bail By Delhi Court, Says Supreme Court
Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera was given interim bail hours after his dramatic arrest from the Delhi airport today,
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"Will Never Travel By IndiGo Again", Says Kerala Leader After 3-Week Flying Ban
Convener of the ruling Left Democratic Front in Kerala E P Jayarajan on Monday said neither he nor his family would ever travel by Indigo, after the three- week flying ban imposed on him by the airline,
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In Constant Dialogue With Employees, Says IndiGo After Mass Sick Leave Protest
After the mass sick leave protest by some IndiGo employees, the airline on Wednesday said it is in the process of addressing issues related to the salary of its employees. IndiGo said they are in constant dialogue with its employees.
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Congress Urges IndiGo To Conduct Fair Probe On Kerala Flight Protest
Leader of Opposition in the Kerala Assembly, V D Satheesan on Thursday petitioned the management of the IndiGo airlines against a report submitted by its employee on the recent protest by two Youth Congress activists against Chief Minister.
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Sri Lanka Carrier's Long-Term Plan To Expand Airline Fleet Despite Crisis
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka's loss-making national carrier revealed plans Thursday to lease up to 21 aircraft, just two days after the government announced a default on its $51 billion foreign debt.
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No Nod From Aviation Authority, Amritsar-Milan IndiGo Flight Cancelled
Milan-bound IndiGo passengers protested at Amritsar airport and raised slogans against the company after the airline abruptly cancelled the flight due to denial of arrival permission from the country concerned at the eleventh hour.
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Iranian Missiles, Fired 30 Seconds Apart, Hit Ukrainian Plane: Report
Iran said on Tuesday it had arrested people accused of a role in shooting down a Ukrainian airliner and had also detained 30 people involved in protests that have swept the nation for four days since the military belatedly admitted its error.
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Kathmandu Airport Reopens, Indian Airlines To Start Nepal Flights On Thursday
Indian airlines will resume normal services to Kathmandu from Thursday, with Air India and IndiGo will also be operating additional flights to bring back people stranded in the Nepalese capital amid the unrest in the neighbouring nation.
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IndiGo Suspends Kathmandu Flights Amid Protests In Nepal
IndiGo Airlines on Tuesday issued a travel advisory announcing the suspension of all flights to and from Kathmandu until 12:00 pm on September 10, citing the closure of Kathmandu Airport due to the Gen Z Protest.
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Air India, IndiGo Cancel Flights To Kathmandu Amid Protests
Air India on Tuesday cancelled four flights between Delhi and Kathmandu amid massive anti-government protests in the neighbouring nation.
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Nepal Halts Helicopter Services in Everest Region After Protests
Nepal's airlines have halted helicopter flights to the Everest region after locals angry at the environmental impact and loss of income from trekkers threatened landing sites, aviation officials said Monday.
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Air India, Vistara, IndiGo To Operate Scheduled Flights To Dhaka Today
Air India will operate its scheduled flights from Delhi to Dhaka on Wednesday and is also likely to operate a special flight to bring back people from the Bangladesh capital, according to sources.
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Air India Express Fires 30 Over Mass Sick Leave, Gives Ultimatum To Others
Air India Express has sacked at least 30 cabin crew, a day after nearly 300 employees of the airline called in sick and switched off their phones, leading to large-scale flight disruptions
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"Growing Unrest, Dissatisfaction": Air India Express Employees To Airline
Amid a mass sick leave by cabin crew from Air India Express, the AIXEU, or Air India Express Employees Union, has written to the Chairman of Air India to express concerns like "growing unrest and dissatisfaction among employees".
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Air India Express Doesn't Recognise Workers Union Amid Protests: Sources
Air India Express sources today said that the airline does not recognise any workers' union amidst protests from employees who are opposing a new merit-based assessment system.
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Highlights: Pawan Khera To Be Granted Interim Bail By Delhi Court, Says Supreme Court
Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera was given interim bail hours after his dramatic arrest from the Delhi airport today,
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"Will Never Travel By IndiGo Again", Says Kerala Leader After 3-Week Flying Ban
Convener of the ruling Left Democratic Front in Kerala E P Jayarajan on Monday said neither he nor his family would ever travel by Indigo, after the three- week flying ban imposed on him by the airline,
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In Constant Dialogue With Employees, Says IndiGo After Mass Sick Leave Protest
After the mass sick leave protest by some IndiGo employees, the airline on Wednesday said it is in the process of addressing issues related to the salary of its employees. IndiGo said they are in constant dialogue with its employees.
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Congress Urges IndiGo To Conduct Fair Probe On Kerala Flight Protest
Leader of Opposition in the Kerala Assembly, V D Satheesan on Thursday petitioned the management of the IndiGo airlines against a report submitted by its employee on the recent protest by two Youth Congress activists against Chief Minister.
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Sri Lanka Carrier's Long-Term Plan To Expand Airline Fleet Despite Crisis
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka's loss-making national carrier revealed plans Thursday to lease up to 21 aircraft, just two days after the government announced a default on its $51 billion foreign debt.
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No Nod From Aviation Authority, Amritsar-Milan IndiGo Flight Cancelled
Milan-bound IndiGo passengers protested at Amritsar airport and raised slogans against the company after the airline abruptly cancelled the flight due to denial of arrival permission from the country concerned at the eleventh hour.
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Iranian Missiles, Fired 30 Seconds Apart, Hit Ukrainian Plane: Report
Iran said on Tuesday it had arrested people accused of a role in shooting down a Ukrainian airliner and had also detained 30 people involved in protests that have swept the nation for four days since the military belatedly admitted its error.
