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Parents Flying IndiGo With Infant Struggle For Adjacent Seats, Call Up Airline. What Happens Next
In a statement, IndiGo said that seat selection options may vary based on aircraft configuration and availability during online check-in.
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Why Most Commercial Airplanes Are White, But Air New Zealand Flies Black Jets
Air New Zealand is known for its unique black-painted aircraft, a bold choice that defies the aviation norm of white planes for cooling, safety, and cost reasons.
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Before Ajit Pawar Plane Crash, EU Regulator Had Acted Against Operator VSR
The European Union's (EU) aviation regulator that certifies non-EU airlines operating in its territories had denied permission to the same Delhi-based private jet company that also flew Maharashtra leader Ajit Pawar from entering EU areas.
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Air India Express Grounds Aircraft After Aviation Body Flags Safety Concern
The airline described the move as "proactive" saying the aircraft was grounded to address the issue highlighted by the aviation regulator and undergo necessary corrective work.
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Flights To Middle East Hit As Rising Iran-US Tensions Put Airlines On Alert
Top international airlines have cancelled flights to the Middle East amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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EU Advises Airlines To Avoid Iranian Airspace Amid Unrest
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency on Friday advised airlines to avoid Iranian airspace, after threats of US attacks that have put the Islamic republic on guard.
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Revealed: The World's Safest Airlines To Fly With In 2026
For the first time, a Gulf carrier has taken the number one spot in the list of the safest airlines in the world.
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What Happens To Luggage No One Picks Up At Baggage Claim
A suitcase left on the carousel doesn't just sit there unnoticed. Airports follow a defined system to identify the owner and manage it responsibly. Here's what really happens.
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Why Crash Probe Body Wants Cameras Inside Air Traffic Control Towers
The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has called for mandatory video and audio recording inside air traffic control towers at international airports after an Ariana Afghan Airlines flight landed on the wrong runway at Delhi's IGI Airport.
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Why Do Flights Take Longer Routes Instead Of Straight Lines?
Your flight map shows a straight line, but the plane takes a curve. Why? The answer isn't what you think.
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Parents Flying IndiGo With Infant Struggle For Adjacent Seats, Call Up Airline. What Happens Next
In a statement, IndiGo said that seat selection options may vary based on aircraft configuration and availability during online check-in.
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Why Most Commercial Airplanes Are White, But Air New Zealand Flies Black Jets
Air New Zealand is known for its unique black-painted aircraft, a bold choice that defies the aviation norm of white planes for cooling, safety, and cost reasons.
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Before Ajit Pawar Plane Crash, EU Regulator Had Acted Against Operator VSR
The European Union's (EU) aviation regulator that certifies non-EU airlines operating in its territories had denied permission to the same Delhi-based private jet company that also flew Maharashtra leader Ajit Pawar from entering EU areas.
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Air India Express Grounds Aircraft After Aviation Body Flags Safety Concern
The airline described the move as "proactive" saying the aircraft was grounded to address the issue highlighted by the aviation regulator and undergo necessary corrective work.
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Flights To Middle East Hit As Rising Iran-US Tensions Put Airlines On Alert
Top international airlines have cancelled flights to the Middle East amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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EU Advises Airlines To Avoid Iranian Airspace Amid Unrest
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency on Friday advised airlines to avoid Iranian airspace, after threats of US attacks that have put the Islamic republic on guard.
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Revealed: The World's Safest Airlines To Fly With In 2026
For the first time, a Gulf carrier has taken the number one spot in the list of the safest airlines in the world.
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What Happens To Luggage No One Picks Up At Baggage Claim
A suitcase left on the carousel doesn't just sit there unnoticed. Airports follow a defined system to identify the owner and manage it responsibly. Here's what really happens.
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Why Crash Probe Body Wants Cameras Inside Air Traffic Control Towers
The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has called for mandatory video and audio recording inside air traffic control towers at international airports after an Ariana Afghan Airlines flight landed on the wrong runway at Delhi's IGI Airport.
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Why Do Flights Take Longer Routes Instead Of Straight Lines?
Your flight map shows a straight line, but the plane takes a curve. Why? The answer isn't what you think.
