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Why You Must Keep Your Tray Tables Up During Take-Off And Landing
Seat belts and phones on aeroplane mode are understandable, but how do tray tables factor into airline safety? Let us find out.
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No Rule For Airlines, Airports To Play Indian Music, Clarifies Centre
The Centre is not planning to make it mandatory for airlines and airports to play Indian music in their flights and terminal premises, Minister of State for Civil Aviation V K Singh said on Monday.
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India's New Rules For 737 MAX, Grounded After 2 Big Fatal Crashes
The aviation safety regulator may ask Boeing to set up simulators in India to train pilots on the 737 MAX planes once it clears the aircraft as safe for flying, a senior official with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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After Crash That Killed 189, Lion Air Could Cancel Boeing Purchase: Report
Indonesia's Lion Air is reviewing airplane purchases from Boeing Co and has not ruled out cancelling orders as relations worsen in a spat over responsibility for a 737 jetliner crash that killed 189 people in late October.
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Proposed Rules Clip Wings of Model Airplanes, Club Them With Drones
Aero-modeling, which has flourished in India for more than 50 years, may soon have to stop if there is no rethink on the new laws on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles.
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Government Allows Airlines To Import Up To 18 Year Old Planes
Domestic airlines can now import aircraft that are up to 18 years old into the country with the government amending more than two-decade old rules in this regard.
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Aviation Industry to Work on Voluntary Tracking Ahead of UN Rules
The United Nations aviation agency said on Tuesday that the industry would voluntarily begin to improve aircraft tracking while the agency develops mandatory standards for tracking following the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
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US security agency scraps plan to allow small knives on planes
The top U.S. transportation security official said on Wednesday that he had decided not to permit passengers to carry small knives on airplanes, after receiving a drumbeat of criticism from flight attendants and the public that easing restrictions would increase flight dangers.
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Why You Must Keep Your Tray Tables Up During Take-Off And Landing
Seat belts and phones on aeroplane mode are understandable, but how do tray tables factor into airline safety? Let us find out.
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No Rule For Airlines, Airports To Play Indian Music, Clarifies Centre
The Centre is not planning to make it mandatory for airlines and airports to play Indian music in their flights and terminal premises, Minister of State for Civil Aviation V K Singh said on Monday.
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India's New Rules For 737 MAX, Grounded After 2 Big Fatal Crashes
The aviation safety regulator may ask Boeing to set up simulators in India to train pilots on the 737 MAX planes once it clears the aircraft as safe for flying, a senior official with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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After Crash That Killed 189, Lion Air Could Cancel Boeing Purchase: Report
Indonesia's Lion Air is reviewing airplane purchases from Boeing Co and has not ruled out cancelling orders as relations worsen in a spat over responsibility for a 737 jetliner crash that killed 189 people in late October.
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Proposed Rules Clip Wings of Model Airplanes, Club Them With Drones
Aero-modeling, which has flourished in India for more than 50 years, may soon have to stop if there is no rethink on the new laws on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles.
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Government Allows Airlines To Import Up To 18 Year Old Planes
Domestic airlines can now import aircraft that are up to 18 years old into the country with the government amending more than two-decade old rules in this regard.
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Aviation Industry to Work on Voluntary Tracking Ahead of UN Rules
The United Nations aviation agency said on Tuesday that the industry would voluntarily begin to improve aircraft tracking while the agency develops mandatory standards for tracking following the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
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US security agency scraps plan to allow small knives on planes
The top U.S. transportation security official said on Wednesday that he had decided not to permit passengers to carry small knives on airplanes, after receiving a drumbeat of criticism from flight attendants and the public that easing restrictions would increase flight dangers.
