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How Mysterious Drone Flights Are Paralysing Europe's Busiest Airports
Mysterious drone flights over the airspace of European Union member countries in recent weeks have alarmed the public and elected officials.
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Operations At London, Other Major European Airports Hit After Cyber Attack
A cyberattack targeting a service provider for check-in and boarding systems has disrupted operations at several major European airports including London's Heathrow, Brussels and Berlin, causing flight delays and cancellations, the operators said.
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Plane Carrying EU's Top Leader Suspected Of Russian GPS Jamming
A plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was hit by radar jamming over Bulgaria in a suspected Russian operation, a spokesperson said Monday.
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No More 100 ml Limit? European Union Airports May Soon Ease Hand Baggage Liquid Rules
Advanced security scanners capable of detecting liquid explosives could soon be rolled out across EU airports, allowing passengers to carry larger bottles and containers in their cabin bags.
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What Airbus Said On Japan Airlines Plane Accident At Tokyo Airport
Airbus, the European multinational aerospace corporation, has expressed regret over the collision of Japan Airlines aircraft and a Japan Coast Guard plane, which claimed five lives.
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"Problem Is Crossing Border": 5th Flight With Indians From Ukraine Lands
The fifth flight carrying Indian nationals from Ukraine landed at the Delhi airport this morning. The flight with 249 nationals originated from Bucharest in Romania, one of the European countries from where stranded Indian nationals are being flown b
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Afghans Face "Impossible" Race Against Time To Flee Kabul
Tens of thousands of Afghans were racing Sunday to flee their country as the United States warned of security threats at Kabul's chaotic airport and the European Union said it was "impossible" to evacuate everyone at risk from the Taliban.
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India In Talks With US, UK, Canada, Others To Resume Flights Through Air Bubbles: Officials
India is in talks with US and Canada and countries in European and Gulf regions on establishing individual bilateral bubbles which will allow airlines of each country in the pact to operate international flights, said Arvind Singh, Chairman, Airports Authority of India (AAI).
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How One Woman Made Almost $700 From A Flight Delay
When you're flying into, out of or within the European Union, getting compensation for a flight delay is that easy - thanks to E.U. 261. Unfortunately, the E.U. is the only place in the world where you'll find as generous and far-reaching a law on airport delays.
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No Flights To Or From Belgium Due To Strike On Wednesday
Belgian airspace was to be closed to all flights below 8,000 metres on Wednesday as a national strike threatened to bring the European country to a standstill.
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6 Ryanair Crew Members Fired Over Photo Of Them Sleeping On Airport Floor
Ryanair said on Wednesday it had fired six cabin crew who took a photograph of themselves simulating having to sleep on the floor in Spain's Malaga airport as part of a protest over conditions. The low-cost carrier said the staff were dismissed for staging "a fake photograph to support a false claim (widely reported in international media outlets) ...
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Indians No Longer Require Airport Transit Visa In France
Starting this Monday, travellers with Indian passports will no longer require an Airport Transit Visa while transiting through the international zone of any airport in France.
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Dassault, Boeing Among European Firms Keen To Set Up Facility In Nagpur
Nearly 400 acres of land at the Multi-modal International Cargo Hub and Airport at Nagpur or MIHAN has been reserved for the aviation sector and some European companies have evinced interest in setting up their facilities there, an official said.
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European Union Expects Maldives Government To Engage In Talks With Opposition Leaders
The European Union has said that it expects the Maldivian government to engage in inclusive dialogue with the leaders of all political parties to pave way for "transparent and credible" polls, amid a face-off between the government and the Supreme Court.
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Gold Smugglers Switch To Europe Route From Gulf Nations: Officials
Gold smugglers are now shifting their focus to European nations from traditional Gulf countries, which used to be the preferred route for illegal transport of the precious metal, people familiar with the matter said
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How Mysterious Drone Flights Are Paralysing Europe's Busiest Airports
Mysterious drone flights over the airspace of European Union member countries in recent weeks have alarmed the public and elected officials.
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Operations At London, Other Major European Airports Hit After Cyber Attack
A cyberattack targeting a service provider for check-in and boarding systems has disrupted operations at several major European airports including London's Heathrow, Brussels and Berlin, causing flight delays and cancellations, the operators said.
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Plane Carrying EU's Top Leader Suspected Of Russian GPS Jamming
A plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was hit by radar jamming over Bulgaria in a suspected Russian operation, a spokesperson said Monday.
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No More 100 ml Limit? European Union Airports May Soon Ease Hand Baggage Liquid Rules
Advanced security scanners capable of detecting liquid explosives could soon be rolled out across EU airports, allowing passengers to carry larger bottles and containers in their cabin bags.
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What Airbus Said On Japan Airlines Plane Accident At Tokyo Airport
Airbus, the European multinational aerospace corporation, has expressed regret over the collision of Japan Airlines aircraft and a Japan Coast Guard plane, which claimed five lives.
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"Problem Is Crossing Border": 5th Flight With Indians From Ukraine Lands
The fifth flight carrying Indian nationals from Ukraine landed at the Delhi airport this morning. The flight with 249 nationals originated from Bucharest in Romania, one of the European countries from where stranded Indian nationals are being flown b
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Afghans Face "Impossible" Race Against Time To Flee Kabul
Tens of thousands of Afghans were racing Sunday to flee their country as the United States warned of security threats at Kabul's chaotic airport and the European Union said it was "impossible" to evacuate everyone at risk from the Taliban.
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India In Talks With US, UK, Canada, Others To Resume Flights Through Air Bubbles: Officials
India is in talks with US and Canada and countries in European and Gulf regions on establishing individual bilateral bubbles which will allow airlines of each country in the pact to operate international flights, said Arvind Singh, Chairman, Airports Authority of India (AAI).
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How One Woman Made Almost $700 From A Flight Delay
When you're flying into, out of or within the European Union, getting compensation for a flight delay is that easy - thanks to E.U. 261. Unfortunately, the E.U. is the only place in the world where you'll find as generous and far-reaching a law on airport delays.
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No Flights To Or From Belgium Due To Strike On Wednesday
Belgian airspace was to be closed to all flights below 8,000 metres on Wednesday as a national strike threatened to bring the European country to a standstill.
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6 Ryanair Crew Members Fired Over Photo Of Them Sleeping On Airport Floor
Ryanair said on Wednesday it had fired six cabin crew who took a photograph of themselves simulating having to sleep on the floor in Spain's Malaga airport as part of a protest over conditions. The low-cost carrier said the staff were dismissed for staging "a fake photograph to support a false claim (widely reported in international media outlets) ...
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Indians No Longer Require Airport Transit Visa In France
Starting this Monday, travellers with Indian passports will no longer require an Airport Transit Visa while transiting through the international zone of any airport in France.
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Dassault, Boeing Among European Firms Keen To Set Up Facility In Nagpur
Nearly 400 acres of land at the Multi-modal International Cargo Hub and Airport at Nagpur or MIHAN has been reserved for the aviation sector and some European companies have evinced interest in setting up their facilities there, an official said.
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European Union Expects Maldives Government To Engage In Talks With Opposition Leaders
The European Union has said that it expects the Maldivian government to engage in inclusive dialogue with the leaders of all political parties to pave way for "transparent and credible" polls, amid a face-off between the government and the Supreme Court.
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Gold Smugglers Switch To Europe Route From Gulf Nations: Officials
Gold smugglers are now shifting their focus to European nations from traditional Gulf countries, which used to be the preferred route for illegal transport of the precious metal, people familiar with the matter said
