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Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Plane Sustains Damage After Collision At Toronto Airport
An airport fuel vehicle collided with the engine of a Pakistan International Airlines plane during refuelling at the Toronto Pearson International Airport today.
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Pak Pilot Slept For 2 Hours In Business Class. Flight Had 305 Passengers
A senior pilot, who decided to take a nap during an Islamabad-London flight in April, putting the lives of 305 passengers aboard at risk, has been taken off duty by the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). Reports reveal that Amir Akhtar Hashmi allegedly slept for two-and-a-half-hours in business class cabin seat after handing over the aircraft t...
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Pakistan Airline Says Investigating Report Of Overloaded Flight
Pakistan International Airlines said on Monday that it was investigating reports that more passengers than the maximum allowed had travelled on an international flight, adding it launched disciplinary measures against the crew.
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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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Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Plane Sustains Damage After Collision At Toronto Airport
An airport fuel vehicle collided with the engine of a Pakistan International Airlines plane during refuelling at the Toronto Pearson International Airport today.
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Pak Pilot Slept For 2 Hours In Business Class. Flight Had 305 Passengers
A senior pilot, who decided to take a nap during an Islamabad-London flight in April, putting the lives of 305 passengers aboard at risk, has been taken off duty by the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). Reports reveal that Amir Akhtar Hashmi allegedly slept for two-and-a-half-hours in business class cabin seat after handing over the aircraft t...
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Pakistan Airline Says Investigating Report Of Overloaded Flight
Pakistan International Airlines said on Monday that it was investigating reports that more passengers than the maximum allowed had travelled on an international flight, adding it launched disciplinary measures against the crew.
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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.
