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Nipah Virus Scare: Thailand Enhances Screening Of Flights From West Bengal
Thailand's Civil Aviation Authority announced that it will implement comprehensive screening for all flights arriving from India's West Bengal, a high-risk region for Nipah virus, starting from 00:00 local time on Monday to pre
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Kuwait Bans Entry For Non-Citizens Until Further Notice As Part Of Covid Restrictions
Kuwait's Civil Aviation Authority on Saturday announced it was extending an entry ban for non-Kuwaiti citizens until further notice as part of coronavirus restriction measures, it said on Twitter.
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Man Charged Over Plane Death Of Footballer Emiliano Sala
Britain's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) on Thursday said it had charged a man in connection with the death of Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala in a light aircraft crash last year.
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Pak Popcorn Seller Builds Plane From Scratch, Awaits Permission To Fly It
A popcorn seller in Pakistan is waiting for the country's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to allow him to fly his homemade plane after the police had stopped him from performing an unauthorized take-off.
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Thailand Aviation Regulator Suspends Boeing 737 Max 9 Flights For A Week
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand said on Wednesday it is suspending the use of the Boeing Co's 737 Max 9 due to safety concerns.
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Pak Partially Resumes Air Operations From 4 Airports: Aviation Authority
Pakistan partially resumed it's flight operations with restrictions today, the civil aviation authority said, after thousands of passengers were left stranded worldwide when Islamabad shut down air travel as tensions with neighbouring India soared.
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Pakistan To Re-Open Airspace Tomorrow
Thousands of air travellers stranded worldwide heaved a sigh of relief as Pakistan announced that its airspace will be fully re-opened by Friday, as the aviation authorities allowed some flights to operate Thursday a day after closing the air traffic over the country in view of escalating tensions with India.
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Pilots' Poor English Risks 'Air Disaster' In UK Skies: Report
A poor standard of English among foreign pilots operating in the skies above the UK is increasing the risk of an air disaster, a report commissioned by the country's civil aviation regulator has found.
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Pak Plane Crash: Only 1 Engine Was Working, Says Report
Only one engine of the PIA plane was working when it crashed near Pakistan's Abbottabad last month, killing all 48 people on board, the country's Civil Aviation Authority said today.
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Pak Flight PK-661's Left Engine Malfunctioned, Says Initial Report
One of the engines of the crashed Pakistan International Airlines flight PK-661 malfunctioned midair and exploded, damaging a wing, leading to the accident that killed all 47 on board, according to an initial inquiry.
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Emirates Plane Crash Landed, Jet Was On Fire. Inquiry Will Take 3 Years.
The investigation into the Emirates jet crash landing at Dubai International on August 3 will take two to three years to complete, the director general of the United Arab Emirates General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) said on Sunday.
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Vietnam Warns China Over Air Safety Threat
Vietnam's civil aviation authority has accused Beijing of threatening regional air safety by conducting unannounced flights through its airspace to a disputed reef in the South China Sea, state media said today.
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Iraq Suspends Northern Flights Due to Syria Strikes
Iraq's Civil Aviation Authority ordered all flights to and from two northern airports be suspended beginning on Monday due to danger from cruise missiles and bombers crossing to Syria.
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Pakistan Warns Pilots to Avoid Alcohol While Flying
The pilot of a Pakistan passenger plane that skidded off the runway last week was intoxicated, officials confirmed today, as the country's civil aviation authorities warned carriers not to let their pilots fly drunk.
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No Safety Issues With Air India Planes, Assures Civil Aviation Minister
The Centre has denied allegations that the state-run carrier, Air India was operating old and faulty aircrafts, and yesterday's incident of fire in a plane was not due to any safety issue. More than 150 people were onboard the flight.
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Nipah Virus Scare: Thailand Enhances Screening Of Flights From West Bengal
Thailand's Civil Aviation Authority announced that it will implement comprehensive screening for all flights arriving from India's West Bengal, a high-risk region for Nipah virus, starting from 00:00 local time on Monday to pre
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Kuwait Bans Entry For Non-Citizens Until Further Notice As Part Of Covid Restrictions
Kuwait's Civil Aviation Authority on Saturday announced it was extending an entry ban for non-Kuwaiti citizens until further notice as part of coronavirus restriction measures, it said on Twitter.
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Man Charged Over Plane Death Of Footballer Emiliano Sala
Britain's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) on Thursday said it had charged a man in connection with the death of Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala in a light aircraft crash last year.
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Pak Popcorn Seller Builds Plane From Scratch, Awaits Permission To Fly It
A popcorn seller in Pakistan is waiting for the country's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to allow him to fly his homemade plane after the police had stopped him from performing an unauthorized take-off.
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Thailand Aviation Regulator Suspends Boeing 737 Max 9 Flights For A Week
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand said on Wednesday it is suspending the use of the Boeing Co's 737 Max 9 due to safety concerns.
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Pak Partially Resumes Air Operations From 4 Airports: Aviation Authority
Pakistan partially resumed it's flight operations with restrictions today, the civil aviation authority said, after thousands of passengers were left stranded worldwide when Islamabad shut down air travel as tensions with neighbouring India soared.
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Pakistan To Re-Open Airspace Tomorrow
Thousands of air travellers stranded worldwide heaved a sigh of relief as Pakistan announced that its airspace will be fully re-opened by Friday, as the aviation authorities allowed some flights to operate Thursday a day after closing the air traffic over the country in view of escalating tensions with India.
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Pilots' Poor English Risks 'Air Disaster' In UK Skies: Report
A poor standard of English among foreign pilots operating in the skies above the UK is increasing the risk of an air disaster, a report commissioned by the country's civil aviation regulator has found.
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Pak Plane Crash: Only 1 Engine Was Working, Says Report
Only one engine of the PIA plane was working when it crashed near Pakistan's Abbottabad last month, killing all 48 people on board, the country's Civil Aviation Authority said today.
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Pak Flight PK-661's Left Engine Malfunctioned, Says Initial Report
One of the engines of the crashed Pakistan International Airlines flight PK-661 malfunctioned midair and exploded, damaging a wing, leading to the accident that killed all 47 on board, according to an initial inquiry.
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Emirates Plane Crash Landed, Jet Was On Fire. Inquiry Will Take 3 Years.
The investigation into the Emirates jet crash landing at Dubai International on August 3 will take two to three years to complete, the director general of the United Arab Emirates General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) said on Sunday.
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Vietnam Warns China Over Air Safety Threat
Vietnam's civil aviation authority has accused Beijing of threatening regional air safety by conducting unannounced flights through its airspace to a disputed reef in the South China Sea, state media said today.
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Iraq Suspends Northern Flights Due to Syria Strikes
Iraq's Civil Aviation Authority ordered all flights to and from two northern airports be suspended beginning on Monday due to danger from cruise missiles and bombers crossing to Syria.
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Pakistan Warns Pilots to Avoid Alcohol While Flying
The pilot of a Pakistan passenger plane that skidded off the runway last week was intoxicated, officials confirmed today, as the country's civil aviation authorities warned carriers not to let their pilots fly drunk.
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No Safety Issues With Air India Planes, Assures Civil Aviation Minister
The Centre has denied allegations that the state-run carrier, Air India was operating old and faulty aircrafts, and yesterday's incident of fire in a plane was not due to any safety issue. More than 150 people were onboard the flight.
