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Video: Lufthansa Boeing 787's Nose Gear Collapses At Airport, Several Injured
The aircraft's front section suddenly dropped onto the tarmac while it was stationary at the gate. Video footage circulating online showed the jet's nose dipping sharply, with a panel appearing to come loose as the aircraft settled onto the ground.
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IndiGo Suspends Operations To 6 International Destinations
The budget carrier has decided to temporarily suspend services to Langkawi, Krabi, Ho Chi Minh, Hong Kong, and Shanghai starting July 1 and Siem Reap effective July 3 until September 30.
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Abusive Behaviour On A UK Flight May Lead To Ban From All Airlines At Once Under New Proposal
The UK government and airlines may introduce a national ban list, barring abusive or antisocial passengers from flying with any airline operating in the country.
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Mid-Air U-Turn: Scandinavian Airlines' First India Flight In 17 Years Hits Approval Snag
The airline had launched the flight without securing final regulatory approval from Indian aviation authorities, expecting it to clear while the plane was mid-air.
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Airlines React To Rs 10,000 Crore Fund Approval Amid Rising Jet Fuel Costs
Major Indian airlines have welcomed the government's ATF price stabilisation support, calling it a crucial relief measure amid a sharp rise in fuel costs triggered by the ongoing West Asia crisis.
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Passenger Tries To Open Exit Door On Frontier Airlines Flight, MMA Fighter Pins Him Down
Witnesses told investigators that Reyes repeatedly said he wanted to get off the aircraft and began aggressively trying to open a rear emergency exit door.
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Turkish Airlines Flight Flooded With Sewage, Faeces Mid-Takeoff From Denver
Turkish Airlines flight from Denver was cancelled due to the lavatory flooding the cabin with sewage water and faeces.
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IndiGo To Stop Manchester Flights From August 31 Amid High Operational Costs
The country's largest airline, which has significantly expanded its international operations, would also be returning one Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft leased from Norse Atlantic Airways following the decision to stop Manchester flights.
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Market Rally Looks Strong, But Only 20 Stocks At All-Time Highs; Analysts See 2000-Like Pattern
A large number of these companies are from the technology and AI-related space, while a smaller share comes from traditional sectors like banking, logistics, airlines, and manufacturing.
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United Airlines Flight Turns Back Mid-Air After 'Bomb' Bluetooth Name Triggers Alert
The passengers were asked to deboard and undergo security screening after the plane returned to Newark.
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Viral: Flyer Praises IndiGo, Akasa After Paying Ryanair Rs 7,100 For Offline Check-In
While the existence and amount of the offline check-in fee came as a shock to the passenger, it is part of Ryanair's official terms and conditions.
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Soaring Prices During Iran War Hit Travel To Tourism-dependent Asian Countries
Tourism contributes nearly 13 per cent of gross domestic product in Thailand and nearly nine per cent in Vietnam, and it underpins millions of jobs in Cambodia.
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Japan Airlines Bans Crew From Drinking During Layovers After Flight Delay Incident
The latest case took place on May 23 when a chief flight attendant scheduled to operate a morning flight from Hiroshima to Tokyo failed mandatory breathalyzer checks before duty.
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Japan's All Nippon Airways Reveals 2 New Themed Jets To Celebrate 30 Years Of Pokemon
The aircrafts will enter service in July 2026, flying from Tokyo Haneda to Sapporo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Okinawa, Kagoshima, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and Ishigaki.
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Air India To Cut 22% Domestic Flights Amid High Fuel Prices
Air India cuts domestic flights by up to 22 percent amid high fuel costs and operational challenges.
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Video: Lufthansa Boeing 787's Nose Gear Collapses At Airport, Several Injured
The aircraft's front section suddenly dropped onto the tarmac while it was stationary at the gate. Video footage circulating online showed the jet's nose dipping sharply, with a panel appearing to come loose as the aircraft settled onto the ground.
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IndiGo Suspends Operations To 6 International Destinations
The budget carrier has decided to temporarily suspend services to Langkawi, Krabi, Ho Chi Minh, Hong Kong, and Shanghai starting July 1 and Siem Reap effective July 3 until September 30.
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Abusive Behaviour On A UK Flight May Lead To Ban From All Airlines At Once Under New Proposal
The UK government and airlines may introduce a national ban list, barring abusive or antisocial passengers from flying with any airline operating in the country.
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Mid-Air U-Turn: Scandinavian Airlines' First India Flight In 17 Years Hits Approval Snag
The airline had launched the flight without securing final regulatory approval from Indian aviation authorities, expecting it to clear while the plane was mid-air.
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Airlines React To Rs 10,000 Crore Fund Approval Amid Rising Jet Fuel Costs
Major Indian airlines have welcomed the government's ATF price stabilisation support, calling it a crucial relief measure amid a sharp rise in fuel costs triggered by the ongoing West Asia crisis.
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Passenger Tries To Open Exit Door On Frontier Airlines Flight, MMA Fighter Pins Him Down
Witnesses told investigators that Reyes repeatedly said he wanted to get off the aircraft and began aggressively trying to open a rear emergency exit door.
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Turkish Airlines Flight Flooded With Sewage, Faeces Mid-Takeoff From Denver
Turkish Airlines flight from Denver was cancelled due to the lavatory flooding the cabin with sewage water and faeces.
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IndiGo To Stop Manchester Flights From August 31 Amid High Operational Costs
The country's largest airline, which has significantly expanded its international operations, would also be returning one Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft leased from Norse Atlantic Airways following the decision to stop Manchester flights.
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Market Rally Looks Strong, But Only 20 Stocks At All-Time Highs; Analysts See 2000-Like Pattern
A large number of these companies are from the technology and AI-related space, while a smaller share comes from traditional sectors like banking, logistics, airlines, and manufacturing.
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United Airlines Flight Turns Back Mid-Air After 'Bomb' Bluetooth Name Triggers Alert
The passengers were asked to deboard and undergo security screening after the plane returned to Newark.
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Viral: Flyer Praises IndiGo, Akasa After Paying Ryanair Rs 7,100 For Offline Check-In
While the existence and amount of the offline check-in fee came as a shock to the passenger, it is part of Ryanair's official terms and conditions.
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Soaring Prices During Iran War Hit Travel To Tourism-dependent Asian Countries
Tourism contributes nearly 13 per cent of gross domestic product in Thailand and nearly nine per cent in Vietnam, and it underpins millions of jobs in Cambodia.
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Japan Airlines Bans Crew From Drinking During Layovers After Flight Delay Incident
The latest case took place on May 23 when a chief flight attendant scheduled to operate a morning flight from Hiroshima to Tokyo failed mandatory breathalyzer checks before duty.
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Japan's All Nippon Airways Reveals 2 New Themed Jets To Celebrate 30 Years Of Pokemon
The aircrafts will enter service in July 2026, flying from Tokyo Haneda to Sapporo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Okinawa, Kagoshima, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and Ishigaki.
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Air India To Cut 22% Domestic Flights Amid High Fuel Prices
Air India cuts domestic flights by up to 22 percent amid high fuel costs and operational challenges.
