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Russia Loses UN Aviation Council Seat After Ukraine Invasion
Russia failed to win enough votes for re-election to the United Nation's aviation agency's governing council on Saturday, in a boost for Western powers that wanted to hold Moscow accountable following its invasion of Ukraine.
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World Body's Reply To India After PM Modi's Plane Denied Airspace By Pakistan
Flights carrying national leaders are considered as "state aircraft" and are not subject to its provisions, the International Civil Aviation Organisation or ICAO said, in response to India's complaint against Pakistan for its refusal to let the Prime Minister's plane go through its airspace to Saudi Arabia.
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Number Of Airports In India Up To 101 Against 67 In 2014: Jayant Sinha
Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha on Wednesday claimed that the number of airports in India increased from 67 to 101 while air traffic has doubled since 2014.
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Cathay Pacific Suspends Flights Over Iran After Missile Warning
Hong Kong's flagship carrier Cathay Pacific has suspended flights over Iran and the Caspian Sea after the European Aviation Safety Agency issued a warning about missiles being fired at Syria.
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Main Findings in the MH17 Air Disaster
Air crash investigators on Tuesday said a BUK missile fired from eastern Ukraine ripped through Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 last year killing all 298 people on board.
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Passengers to be Paid Much More for Flight Delays, Lost Luggage
The Union Cabinet today cleared changes in the Air Carriage Act to ensure that Airlines will pay more in damages to passengers for flight delays, loss of baggage and accidental death.
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MH370 Probe Finds Expired Battery But No Clue to Disappearance
A report into missing flight MH370 said today the battery on its underwater locator beacon had expired a year before, but found no red flags relating to the crew or aircraft to shed light on the cause of the disappearance.
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Malaysian Prime Minister 'Hopeful' MH370 Will Be Found
Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak said today his nation remained committed to the so-far fruitless hunt for flight MH370 exactly one year after it went missing, and was hopeful the plane would be found.
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'Back to Drawing Board' if MH370 Search Fails, Says Malaysia
Malaysia's transport minister said today his government remains committed to solving the mystery of flight MH370, but added it remained unclear what the next steps would be if the deep-sea search now under way comes up empty.
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Officials Meet to Address Safety After Aviation Calamities
Government and aviation industry officials from dozens of countries are meeting in Montreal this week to try to find consensus on how to keep from losing airliners like the one that vanished without a trace in Asia and another shot down in Eastern Europe.
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MH17 Black Boxes to be Sent to UK Lab: Malaysia
The black boxes recovered from the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine will be sent to British aviation investigators for analysis, Malaysia has said.
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Russia Loses UN Aviation Council Seat After Ukraine Invasion
Russia failed to win enough votes for re-election to the United Nation's aviation agency's governing council on Saturday, in a boost for Western powers that wanted to hold Moscow accountable following its invasion of Ukraine.
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World Body's Reply To India After PM Modi's Plane Denied Airspace By Pakistan
Flights carrying national leaders are considered as "state aircraft" and are not subject to its provisions, the International Civil Aviation Organisation or ICAO said, in response to India's complaint against Pakistan for its refusal to let the Prime Minister's plane go through its airspace to Saudi Arabia.
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Number Of Airports In India Up To 101 Against 67 In 2014: Jayant Sinha
Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha on Wednesday claimed that the number of airports in India increased from 67 to 101 while air traffic has doubled since 2014.
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Cathay Pacific Suspends Flights Over Iran After Missile Warning
Hong Kong's flagship carrier Cathay Pacific has suspended flights over Iran and the Caspian Sea after the European Aviation Safety Agency issued a warning about missiles being fired at Syria.
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Main Findings in the MH17 Air Disaster
Air crash investigators on Tuesday said a BUK missile fired from eastern Ukraine ripped through Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 last year killing all 298 people on board.
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Passengers to be Paid Much More for Flight Delays, Lost Luggage
The Union Cabinet today cleared changes in the Air Carriage Act to ensure that Airlines will pay more in damages to passengers for flight delays, loss of baggage and accidental death.
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MH370 Probe Finds Expired Battery But No Clue to Disappearance
A report into missing flight MH370 said today the battery on its underwater locator beacon had expired a year before, but found no red flags relating to the crew or aircraft to shed light on the cause of the disappearance.
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Malaysian Prime Minister 'Hopeful' MH370 Will Be Found
Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak said today his nation remained committed to the so-far fruitless hunt for flight MH370 exactly one year after it went missing, and was hopeful the plane would be found.
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'Back to Drawing Board' if MH370 Search Fails, Says Malaysia
Malaysia's transport minister said today his government remains committed to solving the mystery of flight MH370, but added it remained unclear what the next steps would be if the deep-sea search now under way comes up empty.
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Officials Meet to Address Safety After Aviation Calamities
Government and aviation industry officials from dozens of countries are meeting in Montreal this week to try to find consensus on how to keep from losing airliners like the one that vanished without a trace in Asia and another shot down in Eastern Europe.
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MH17 Black Boxes to be Sent to UK Lab: Malaysia
The black boxes recovered from the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine will be sent to British aviation investigators for analysis, Malaysia has said.
