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Spanish Man Arrested After Trying To Wheel Dead Wife Onto Plane
An 80-year-old man was arrested at Tenerife South Airport after security discovered his wife had died while he attempted to push her body onto a flight.
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US Air Travel On Cusp Of New Era: Liquid And Shoe Rules May Soon Relax
When limits on liquids were introduced at TSA checkpoints across the country in 2006, bins overflowed with bottled water, toothpaste, shaving cream and so much more.
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Traffic Control Radar Shows Moment When US Jet Collided With Chopper
A footage is going viral on social media platforms showing the air traffic control room screen, which appears to show the radar view of an American Airlines plane colliding with a US military helicopter on Wednesday.
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Qantas Flight Plays Adult Film Due To Technical Error, Apologises Later
Passengers aboard a flight to Tokyo last week got more inflight entertainment than they bargained for last week when an explicit film featuring sex talk and explicit images was broadcast to every screen.
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Watch: Passengers "Raw-dogging" Entire Plane Ride Due To Failure Of In-Flight Entertainment
Recently, a YouTuber reported that an entire aircraft had to "rawdog" during an 11-hour flight when the entertainment screens shut off.
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This Country Was Left Untouched By Biggest-Ever IT Outage
Microsoft's global outage created havoc. From airline to broadcasting, the blue screen error, in a way, brought the daily operations to a standstill on Friday. Now, it has been reported that China remained largely unaffected by the outage.
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CrowdStrike Update Error Debacle: 5 Things to Know About Microsoft’s Global Outage
CrowdStrike, the Texas-based cybersecurity company, caused one of the biggest global outages in recent times when it led to the disruption of several Microsoft services following an update to one of its products on Friday. As the curtain draws to a close on a certainly eventful day, here are 5 things to know about the Microsoft global outage.
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Cyber Outage Hits Government, Media And Telcos In Australia, New Zealand
A cyber outage related to an issue at global cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike and Microsoft hit media, retailers, banks, airlines and telecoms companies across Australia and New Zealand on Friday.
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Aviation Regulator Amends Breath Test Rules To Check Coronavirus Spread
DGCA has said employees of airlines or Airport Authority of India must be examined by a medical personal for symptoms before they are subject to breath analyser (BA) tests that involve blowing into a machine
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Paytm Employee In Gurgaon Is 29th Coronavirus Patient In India: 10 Points
An employee of Paytm has tested positive for coronavirus, pushing the e-wallet company to shut its Gurgaon office for two days. This is the 29th case that tested positive in India. The figures took a leap after a group of 15 Italian tourists tested positive for the disease over the last 24 hours. An Indian driver, who was travelling with them, has ...
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India To Screen Passengers For Coronavirus From Japan, South Korea Too
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has asked airports and airlines that in order to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus infection, passengers arriving in flights from Japan and South Korea must be screened once they step out of the aerobridge.
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What We Know So Far About The New China Virus: 10 Points
Countries across the globe are scrambling to contain the spread of the deadly new flu-like virus that originated in China that has killed 17 people and infected at least 570, most of them in the central Chinese city of Wuhan. Airlines and airports are on guard against the virus that, according to primary studies, is believed to have originated in b...
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Madurai Airport "Mess-Up" Triggers SpiceJet-Firecracker Company Spat
The private carrier SpiceJet has denied any link to a banner at Madurai airport's baggage screening area that asked people not to burst polluting firecrackers on Diwali. The banner that shows the brand logo of SpiceJet and an earthen lamp has the tagline: "Let's celebrate a pollution-free Diwali."
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Mumbai-Singapore Flight Escorted By F-16 Jets After Bomb Threat
A Singapore Airlines flight from Mumbai to Singapore with 263 passengers on board Tuesday received a bomb threat, prompting Singapore Air Force to send two F-16s to escort the aircraft.
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Apple Responds to Reports of Covert Screen Recording, Threatens Removal From App Store
Apple has cracked down on misbehaving apps asking them to either remove or disclose the code that enables these unethical practices, or face the eventuality of being de-listed from the App Store.
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Spanish Man Arrested After Trying To Wheel Dead Wife Onto Plane
An 80-year-old man was arrested at Tenerife South Airport after security discovered his wife had died while he attempted to push her body onto a flight.
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US Air Travel On Cusp Of New Era: Liquid And Shoe Rules May Soon Relax
When limits on liquids were introduced at TSA checkpoints across the country in 2006, bins overflowed with bottled water, toothpaste, shaving cream and so much more.
-
Traffic Control Radar Shows Moment When US Jet Collided With Chopper
A footage is going viral on social media platforms showing the air traffic control room screen, which appears to show the radar view of an American Airlines plane colliding with a US military helicopter on Wednesday.
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Qantas Flight Plays Adult Film Due To Technical Error, Apologises Later
Passengers aboard a flight to Tokyo last week got more inflight entertainment than they bargained for last week when an explicit film featuring sex talk and explicit images was broadcast to every screen.
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Watch: Passengers "Raw-dogging" Entire Plane Ride Due To Failure Of In-Flight Entertainment
Recently, a YouTuber reported that an entire aircraft had to "rawdog" during an 11-hour flight when the entertainment screens shut off.
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This Country Was Left Untouched By Biggest-Ever IT Outage
Microsoft's global outage created havoc. From airline to broadcasting, the blue screen error, in a way, brought the daily operations to a standstill on Friday. Now, it has been reported that China remained largely unaffected by the outage.
-
CrowdStrike Update Error Debacle: 5 Things to Know About Microsoft’s Global Outage
CrowdStrike, the Texas-based cybersecurity company, caused one of the biggest global outages in recent times when it led to the disruption of several Microsoft services following an update to one of its products on Friday. As the curtain draws to a close on a certainly eventful day, here are 5 things to know about the Microsoft global outage.
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Cyber Outage Hits Government, Media And Telcos In Australia, New Zealand
A cyber outage related to an issue at global cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike and Microsoft hit media, retailers, banks, airlines and telecoms companies across Australia and New Zealand on Friday.
-
Aviation Regulator Amends Breath Test Rules To Check Coronavirus Spread
DGCA has said employees of airlines or Airport Authority of India must be examined by a medical personal for symptoms before they are subject to breath analyser (BA) tests that involve blowing into a machine
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Paytm Employee In Gurgaon Is 29th Coronavirus Patient In India: 10 Points
An employee of Paytm has tested positive for coronavirus, pushing the e-wallet company to shut its Gurgaon office for two days. This is the 29th case that tested positive in India. The figures took a leap after a group of 15 Italian tourists tested positive for the disease over the last 24 hours. An Indian driver, who was travelling with them, has ...
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India To Screen Passengers For Coronavirus From Japan, South Korea Too
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has asked airports and airlines that in order to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus infection, passengers arriving in flights from Japan and South Korea must be screened once they step out of the aerobridge.
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What We Know So Far About The New China Virus: 10 Points
Countries across the globe are scrambling to contain the spread of the deadly new flu-like virus that originated in China that has killed 17 people and infected at least 570, most of them in the central Chinese city of Wuhan. Airlines and airports are on guard against the virus that, according to primary studies, is believed to have originated in b...
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Madurai Airport "Mess-Up" Triggers SpiceJet-Firecracker Company Spat
The private carrier SpiceJet has denied any link to a banner at Madurai airport's baggage screening area that asked people not to burst polluting firecrackers on Diwali. The banner that shows the brand logo of SpiceJet and an earthen lamp has the tagline: "Let's celebrate a pollution-free Diwali."
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Mumbai-Singapore Flight Escorted By F-16 Jets After Bomb Threat
A Singapore Airlines flight from Mumbai to Singapore with 263 passengers on board Tuesday received a bomb threat, prompting Singapore Air Force to send two F-16s to escort the aircraft.
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Apple Responds to Reports of Covert Screen Recording, Threatens Removal From App Store
Apple has cracked down on misbehaving apps asking them to either remove or disclose the code that enables these unethical practices, or face the eventuality of being de-listed from the App Store.
