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The World's First Air Taxi Ready To Take Off In Dubai, See The First Station
Dubai unveils the world's first fully operational flying taxi station near Dubai International Airport, marking a major step in urban mobility.
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Airport Fee Cut By 25% For 3 Months To Help Airlines Amid Iran War Costs
The order came from the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA) after the government asked for temporary support to airlines.
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Why Are Thousands of Planes Parked In Deserts? The Real Story Behind Aircraft Boneyards
Discover what aircraft boneyards really are: vast desert storage hubs where retired planes are preserved, reused for parts, recycled, or even restored for flight.
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What Praful Patel, UPA-II Aviation Minister, Said On Airport Roof Collapse
NCP leader and Rajya Sabha MP Praful Patel has criticised the opposition for playing "politics over dead bodies" after protests over shocking scenes from Delhi airport's Terminal I, where a portion of the roof over a car park collapsed after rain.
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Video: Passengers Eat Food On Tarmac, Next To Plane, After 12-Hour Delay
In an unprecedented incident in India's civil aviation, a man slapped the pilot of an IndiGo flight inside the parked aircraft yesterday. Some yelled at the ground staff of airlines.
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Double-Vaccinated Indians Can Enter Singapore Without Quarantine
Singapore has begun the arduous task of reestablishing itself as Asia's international aviation hub, throwing its borders open to five more countries as it presses on with plans to reopen and live with Covid.
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No Landing Charges, Parking Deposits: Centre's New Helicopter Policy
Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia today announced a new helicopter policy under which dedicated hubs and corridors will be established and landing charges and parking deposits will be abolished to boost commercial operations.
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Airline Flies Empty A380 To Nowhere So Pilots Don't Lose Licenses
Airlines are taking extreme measures to survive the pandemic, with Asiana Airlines Inc. flying the world's biggest commercial plane more than 20 times, going nowhere and carrying no passengers, just to keep trainee pilots certified.
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Jostling For Space On Ground, Planes Find Parking On Runway Amid COVID-19 Lockdown
As commercial flight services remain suspended, hundreds of planes across the country seem to be jostling for space at airports with some of them even being parked on runways and bays near them, according to industry officials.
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Beijing's $11.2 Billion Giant Airport Opens, Helps China Rival US
Just five years ago, Daxing was a dusty area of farmland to the south of Beijing, largely neglected by visitors to the city. That's no longer the case, now that an enormous airport has emerged there to thrust China even closer to toppling the U.S. as the world's biggest aviation market.
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Flying On A Boeing 737 Max? Here's What You Need To Know
Boeing's best-selling plane is under a cloud. Regulators and airlines around the world are suspending operation of the Boeing 737 Max as they await answers on what caused the fatal March 10 crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight, less than five months after the same type of plane flown by Lion Air plunged into waters off Indonesia. The plane continu...
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Top Aviation Safety Body To Probe Air Hostess' Fall From Air India Plane
The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau or AAIB has started a probe into the incident where a 53-year-old flight attendant fell from a parked Air India plane while closing its door at Mumbai airport, an official said on Tuesday.
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To Curb Emissions, Semi-Robotic Vehicles Will Soon Tow Planes At Airports
New Delhi, Aug 12 (PTI) Aviation watchdog DGCA has allowed the use of taxibots, semi-robotic vehicles to tow aircrafts whose engines will be shut, from the parking bay to the runway holding pointing to curb pollution at airports and save fuel.
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Pilot 'Steered Helicopter From Crowds' Before Beijing Crash, 4 Injured
A civilian helicopter crashed into a parking lot in the Chinese capital on Monday after the pilot managed to steer the aircraft away from crowded areas, the state-run Beijing Youth Daily said.
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Dhirubhai Ambani Aerospace Park Gets Largest Foreign Investment In Defence Sector
The DAAP will be home to the Dassault Reliance Aerospace Ltd (DRAL), a 51:49 joint venture between Reliance Aerostructure and Dassault Aviation, the French aviation major specialising in defence aircraft.
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The World's First Air Taxi Ready To Take Off In Dubai, See The First Station
Dubai unveils the world's first fully operational flying taxi station near Dubai International Airport, marking a major step in urban mobility.
-
Airport Fee Cut By 25% For 3 Months To Help Airlines Amid Iran War Costs
The order came from the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA) after the government asked for temporary support to airlines.
-
Why Are Thousands of Planes Parked In Deserts? The Real Story Behind Aircraft Boneyards
Discover what aircraft boneyards really are: vast desert storage hubs where retired planes are preserved, reused for parts, recycled, or even restored for flight.
-
What Praful Patel, UPA-II Aviation Minister, Said On Airport Roof Collapse
NCP leader and Rajya Sabha MP Praful Patel has criticised the opposition for playing "politics over dead bodies" after protests over shocking scenes from Delhi airport's Terminal I, where a portion of the roof over a car park collapsed after rain.
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Video: Passengers Eat Food On Tarmac, Next To Plane, After 12-Hour Delay
In an unprecedented incident in India's civil aviation, a man slapped the pilot of an IndiGo flight inside the parked aircraft yesterday. Some yelled at the ground staff of airlines.
-
Double-Vaccinated Indians Can Enter Singapore Without Quarantine
Singapore has begun the arduous task of reestablishing itself as Asia's international aviation hub, throwing its borders open to five more countries as it presses on with plans to reopen and live with Covid.
-
No Landing Charges, Parking Deposits: Centre's New Helicopter Policy
Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia today announced a new helicopter policy under which dedicated hubs and corridors will be established and landing charges and parking deposits will be abolished to boost commercial operations.
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Airline Flies Empty A380 To Nowhere So Pilots Don't Lose Licenses
Airlines are taking extreme measures to survive the pandemic, with Asiana Airlines Inc. flying the world's biggest commercial plane more than 20 times, going nowhere and carrying no passengers, just to keep trainee pilots certified.
-
Jostling For Space On Ground, Planes Find Parking On Runway Amid COVID-19 Lockdown
As commercial flight services remain suspended, hundreds of planes across the country seem to be jostling for space at airports with some of them even being parked on runways and bays near them, according to industry officials.
-
Beijing's $11.2 Billion Giant Airport Opens, Helps China Rival US
Just five years ago, Daxing was a dusty area of farmland to the south of Beijing, largely neglected by visitors to the city. That's no longer the case, now that an enormous airport has emerged there to thrust China even closer to toppling the U.S. as the world's biggest aviation market.
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Flying On A Boeing 737 Max? Here's What You Need To Know
Boeing's best-selling plane is under a cloud. Regulators and airlines around the world are suspending operation of the Boeing 737 Max as they await answers on what caused the fatal March 10 crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight, less than five months after the same type of plane flown by Lion Air plunged into waters off Indonesia. The plane continu...
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Top Aviation Safety Body To Probe Air Hostess' Fall From Air India Plane
The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau or AAIB has started a probe into the incident where a 53-year-old flight attendant fell from a parked Air India plane while closing its door at Mumbai airport, an official said on Tuesday.
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To Curb Emissions, Semi-Robotic Vehicles Will Soon Tow Planes At Airports
New Delhi, Aug 12 (PTI) Aviation watchdog DGCA has allowed the use of taxibots, semi-robotic vehicles to tow aircrafts whose engines will be shut, from the parking bay to the runway holding pointing to curb pollution at airports and save fuel.
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Pilot 'Steered Helicopter From Crowds' Before Beijing Crash, 4 Injured
A civilian helicopter crashed into a parking lot in the Chinese capital on Monday after the pilot managed to steer the aircraft away from crowded areas, the state-run Beijing Youth Daily said.
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Dhirubhai Ambani Aerospace Park Gets Largest Foreign Investment In Defence Sector
The DAAP will be home to the Dassault Reliance Aerospace Ltd (DRAL), a 51:49 joint venture between Reliance Aerostructure and Dassault Aviation, the French aviation major specialising in defence aircraft.
