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8 Injured After JetBlue Flight Caught In "Severe Turbulence": Report
A month ago, 11 people were hospitalised after a Delta flight experienced severe turbulence while approaching Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
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Lion Air Investigating Hack That Compromised Passenger Data
Airlines have been the subject of several high-profile data breaches in recent years, with hundreds of thousands of British Airways and Delta Air Lines customers having their information hacked since 2018.
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It's Not Your Imagination. Airline Restrooms Are Getting Smaller
If the restroom on your next flight seems a bit snug, don't assume you've picked up a few pounds. US airlines increasingly are putting smaller lavatories on their planes -- and the economics of the decision means they're probably here to stay.
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China Rejects US Request For Talks On Airline Website Row
China has rejected U.S. requests for talks over how American airlines and their websites refer to Chinese-claimed Taiwan, according to sources, including a U.S. official, adding to tensions in a bilateral relationship already frayed by a major trade dispute.
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Air India Privatisation: Jet Airways, Air France-KLM, Delta Consortium Likely To Bid
On March 6, the Civil aviation ministry had said Air India has been showing "considerable improvement" in operational and financial parameters.
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How A Wife's Suspicions Of Infidelity Diverted An Entire Plane Flight
Our latest episode in our never-ending series on airplane trips gone astray because of human frailty comes from east Asia - though it could just as easily have happened in the skies over Los Angeles or Australia or anywhere else on the planet.
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Vinay Dube Joins Jet Airways As CEO
Vinay Dube has served in various roles at Delta Airlines, Sabre Inc and American Airlines in the USA, Europe and Asia.
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World's Busiest Airport Couldn't Give A Gate For Qatar Airways
Over 500 passengers aboard the first Qatar Airways direct flight from Doha to Atlanta on a super jumbo A380 faced inconvenience as they got caught up in an international rivalry between airline heavyweights.
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Four-Hour Flight Turns Into 30-Hour Nightmare For Delta Passengers
The weather forecast was less than ideal for the Delta Airlines flight that left Monday afternoon bound for John F. Kennedy International Airport from Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic, but no one aboard could have imagined just how bad things would get.
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Etihad Hits Back at US Rivals' State Aid Claims
Etihad Airways hit back on Tuesday against claims by its US rivals that it receives unfair subsidies, urging Washington to "keep the skies open" in an official response to the allegations.
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US Airlines Running Behind Schedule So Far in 2014
More US flights arrived late in June than the month before, continuing a string of poor performances by the nation's airlines.
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Airlines Cancel Israel Flights Over Gaza Rocket Threat
Major US, European and Canadian airlines canceled flights to and from Israel Tuesday, after a rocket fired from Gaza struck near its main international airport in Tel Aviv.
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American, US Airways see merger closing on December 9
American Airlines parent AMR expects to emerge from bankruptcy and complete its merger with US Airways on December 9, the companies said on Wednesday.
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Airlines keep Boeing 787 flying as probe seeks cause of fire
Airlines are keeping Boeing's 787 Dreamliner flying, and are sticking with their orders for the new jet as safety investigators look for what sparked a fire in one of the planes while it was parked at London's Heathrow Airport.
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8 Injured After JetBlue Flight Caught In "Severe Turbulence": Report
A month ago, 11 people were hospitalised after a Delta flight experienced severe turbulence while approaching Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
-
Lion Air Investigating Hack That Compromised Passenger Data
Airlines have been the subject of several high-profile data breaches in recent years, with hundreds of thousands of British Airways and Delta Air Lines customers having their information hacked since 2018.
-
It's Not Your Imagination. Airline Restrooms Are Getting Smaller
If the restroom on your next flight seems a bit snug, don't assume you've picked up a few pounds. US airlines increasingly are putting smaller lavatories on their planes -- and the economics of the decision means they're probably here to stay.
-
China Rejects US Request For Talks On Airline Website Row
China has rejected U.S. requests for talks over how American airlines and their websites refer to Chinese-claimed Taiwan, according to sources, including a U.S. official, adding to tensions in a bilateral relationship already frayed by a major trade dispute.
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Air India Privatisation: Jet Airways, Air France-KLM, Delta Consortium Likely To Bid
On March 6, the Civil aviation ministry had said Air India has been showing "considerable improvement" in operational and financial parameters.
-
How A Wife's Suspicions Of Infidelity Diverted An Entire Plane Flight
Our latest episode in our never-ending series on airplane trips gone astray because of human frailty comes from east Asia - though it could just as easily have happened in the skies over Los Angeles or Australia or anywhere else on the planet.
-
Vinay Dube Joins Jet Airways As CEO
Vinay Dube has served in various roles at Delta Airlines, Sabre Inc and American Airlines in the USA, Europe and Asia.
-
World's Busiest Airport Couldn't Give A Gate For Qatar Airways
Over 500 passengers aboard the first Qatar Airways direct flight from Doha to Atlanta on a super jumbo A380 faced inconvenience as they got caught up in an international rivalry between airline heavyweights.
-
Four-Hour Flight Turns Into 30-Hour Nightmare For Delta Passengers
The weather forecast was less than ideal for the Delta Airlines flight that left Monday afternoon bound for John F. Kennedy International Airport from Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic, but no one aboard could have imagined just how bad things would get.
-
Etihad Hits Back at US Rivals' State Aid Claims
Etihad Airways hit back on Tuesday against claims by its US rivals that it receives unfair subsidies, urging Washington to "keep the skies open" in an official response to the allegations.
-
US Airlines Running Behind Schedule So Far in 2014
More US flights arrived late in June than the month before, continuing a string of poor performances by the nation's airlines.
-
Airlines Cancel Israel Flights Over Gaza Rocket Threat
Major US, European and Canadian airlines canceled flights to and from Israel Tuesday, after a rocket fired from Gaza struck near its main international airport in Tel Aviv.
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American, US Airways see merger closing on December 9
American Airlines parent AMR expects to emerge from bankruptcy and complete its merger with US Airways on December 9, the companies said on Wednesday.
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Airlines keep Boeing 787 flying as probe seeks cause of fire
Airlines are keeping Boeing's 787 Dreamliner flying, and are sticking with their orders for the new jet as safety investigators look for what sparked a fire in one of the planes while it was parked at London's Heathrow Airport.
