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US Plans To Ramp Up Deportations. 6 Boeing Jets To Be Bought
The Donald Trump administration in the United States is reportedly planning to go big on its anti-immigration agenda in 2026.
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IndiGo To Add Third Ramp For Disembarking For Faster Turnaround Times
India's biggest airline IndiGo will add a third ramp for passengers disembarking from most of its planes, a top executive said on Thursday, as it looks to improve turnaround times and increase efficiency in the face of growing competition.
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Cheap Tickets To Stay As Airlines Squabble Over Fare Hikes
Top airline bosses agreed on many things at the Wings India airshow in Hyderabad last month: taxes should be reduced and airport capacity must be ramped up. But there's one thing they couldn't settle upon.
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"We Will Not Rest Till...": India Ramps Up Evacuation Efforts From Ukraine
On Monday, the government said that of the estimated 20,000 Indian nationals who were present in Ukraine about 8,000 have left the country since its first advisory earlier this month.
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Hong Kong Bans Transit Flights From 153 Countries Over Covid Concerns
Passengers from more than 150 nations will be banned from transiting through Hong Kong, its airport said Friday, in the latest ramping up of the city's strict anti-coronavirus travel measures.
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Hong Kong Bans Flights From India, 7 Other Nations, Ramps Up Covid Curbs
Hong Kong announced Wednesday it was banning flights from eight nations after an outbreak of the Omicron coronavirus variant that began with aircrew and leaked into a city that is pursuing a strict zero-Covid strategy.
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Flights Cancelled, Schools Closed As China Ramps Up Testing To Fight Covid Spike
Authorities in China cancelled hundreds of flights, closed schools and ramped up mass testing on Thursday to try and stamp out a new Covid-19 outbreak linked to a group of tourists.
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US To Step Up Deportation Flights For Migrants Stranded At Texas Bridge
The United States said Saturday it would ramp up deportation flights for thousands of migrants who flooded into the Texas border city of Del Rio, as authorities scramble to alleviate a burgeoning crisis for President Joe Biden's administration.
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Will Start Some Flights From May 4, Says IndiGo After Lockdown Extension
IndiGo, the country's largest private airline, announced today that it will resume flights from May 4, a day after the extended lockdown to check the spread of coronavirus is to end. The airline will start with fewer flights and ramp it up over the next few months, even restoring select international flights, its CEO said.
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Air India To Stop Using Single-Use Plastic On Flights
Debt-ridden Air India said Thursday it will stop using single-use plastic and replace packaging with eco-friendly paper and wooden cutlery, as the government ramps up its "clean India" mission.
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US Unveils Enhanced Airline Security Plan to Avoid Laptop Ban
The decision not to impose new laptop restrictions eases airlines' concern that expanding the ban to Europe or other locations could cause major logistical problems and deter travel.
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Airline Apologizes For Making Wheelchair User Climb Up Boarding Ramp On His Hands
A Japanese budget airline has apologized to a passenger in a wheelchair who was made to board a recent flight by crawling up a staircase using only his hands.
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SpaceX Rocket Set For Next Flight As Company Boosts Production
Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX, will attempt its second launch of the year this month, as it ramps up production of its Falcon 9 rockets to handle more than $8 billion of business for NASA and commercial companies, officials said.
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Australia widens Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 search area as hunt ramps up
Australian rescue officials broadened the search area for missing Malaysian flight MH370 Saturday and boosted the number of spotter planes in the Indian Ocean, with weather conditions favourable.
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US Plans To Ramp Up Deportations. 6 Boeing Jets To Be Bought
The Donald Trump administration in the United States is reportedly planning to go big on its anti-immigration agenda in 2026.
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IndiGo To Add Third Ramp For Disembarking For Faster Turnaround Times
India's biggest airline IndiGo will add a third ramp for passengers disembarking from most of its planes, a top executive said on Thursday, as it looks to improve turnaround times and increase efficiency in the face of growing competition.
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Cheap Tickets To Stay As Airlines Squabble Over Fare Hikes
Top airline bosses agreed on many things at the Wings India airshow in Hyderabad last month: taxes should be reduced and airport capacity must be ramped up. But there's one thing they couldn't settle upon.
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"We Will Not Rest Till...": India Ramps Up Evacuation Efforts From Ukraine
On Monday, the government said that of the estimated 20,000 Indian nationals who were present in Ukraine about 8,000 have left the country since its first advisory earlier this month.
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Hong Kong Bans Transit Flights From 153 Countries Over Covid Concerns
Passengers from more than 150 nations will be banned from transiting through Hong Kong, its airport said Friday, in the latest ramping up of the city's strict anti-coronavirus travel measures.
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Hong Kong Bans Flights From India, 7 Other Nations, Ramps Up Covid Curbs
Hong Kong announced Wednesday it was banning flights from eight nations after an outbreak of the Omicron coronavirus variant that began with aircrew and leaked into a city that is pursuing a strict zero-Covid strategy.
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Flights Cancelled, Schools Closed As China Ramps Up Testing To Fight Covid Spike
Authorities in China cancelled hundreds of flights, closed schools and ramped up mass testing on Thursday to try and stamp out a new Covid-19 outbreak linked to a group of tourists.
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US To Step Up Deportation Flights For Migrants Stranded At Texas Bridge
The United States said Saturday it would ramp up deportation flights for thousands of migrants who flooded into the Texas border city of Del Rio, as authorities scramble to alleviate a burgeoning crisis for President Joe Biden's administration.
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Will Start Some Flights From May 4, Says IndiGo After Lockdown Extension
IndiGo, the country's largest private airline, announced today that it will resume flights from May 4, a day after the extended lockdown to check the spread of coronavirus is to end. The airline will start with fewer flights and ramp it up over the next few months, even restoring select international flights, its CEO said.
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Air India To Stop Using Single-Use Plastic On Flights
Debt-ridden Air India said Thursday it will stop using single-use plastic and replace packaging with eco-friendly paper and wooden cutlery, as the government ramps up its "clean India" mission.
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US Unveils Enhanced Airline Security Plan to Avoid Laptop Ban
The decision not to impose new laptop restrictions eases airlines' concern that expanding the ban to Europe or other locations could cause major logistical problems and deter travel.
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Airline Apologizes For Making Wheelchair User Climb Up Boarding Ramp On His Hands
A Japanese budget airline has apologized to a passenger in a wheelchair who was made to board a recent flight by crawling up a staircase using only his hands.
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SpaceX Rocket Set For Next Flight As Company Boosts Production
Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX, will attempt its second launch of the year this month, as it ramps up production of its Falcon 9 rockets to handle more than $8 billion of business for NASA and commercial companies, officials said.
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Australia widens Malaysia Airlines jet MH370 search area as hunt ramps up
Australian rescue officials broadened the search area for missing Malaysian flight MH370 Saturday and boosted the number of spotter planes in the Indian Ocean, with weather conditions favourable.
