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India Emerges As World's 5th Biggest Aviation Market: Report
India emerged as the world's fifth biggest aviation market, handling 241 million passengers, while Mumbai-Delhi was one of the busiest airport pairs in 2024, according to data released by global airlines' grouping IATA.
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Aviation Body Allots Three-Letter Code 'DXN' To Noida Airport
"IATA has allotted the three-letter code -- DXN -- for the Noida International Airport," airport's Chief Operating Officer Kiran Jain said here.
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Others Learning From India's Contactless Process At Airports: Aviation Body
The International Air Transport Association is learning from the experience of India, which has just rolled out DigiYatra, and other countries, as the global grouping works on preparing the standards for contactless biometric processes at airports.
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Pilots to be Empowered to Deal With Tipsy Air Travellers
Tipsy air travellers, beware! Laws are being tightened to empower crew members to restrain anyone from creating ruckus inside an aircraft or even at the airport before boarding a flight.
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A Bad Week for Aviation as Tragedies Come in a Cluster
Nearly 300 passengers are killed when their plane is shot out of the sky over eastern Ukraine. Airlines suspend flights to Israel's largest airport after rocket attacks. Two airliners crash during storms, and yet another disappears in West Africa. Aviation has suffered one of its worst weeks in memory.
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'Miracle' no deaths in Chicago airport train crash
The crash of a Chicago commuter train that derailed and plowed up an escalator at one of the world's busiest airports would have been far worse, and likely fatal, had it not happened how and when it did, a transportation expert says.
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Man pulls out unloaded gun, causes panic at Los Angeles airport
Terminal 3 was the site of a deadly gun attack last week that left a Transportation Security Administration officer dead and three others wounded.
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Los Angeles airport shooting suspect charged with murder
US prosecutors filed a murder charge Saturday against the suspected gunman in the deadly shooting at Los Angeles International Airport, and he could face the death penalty.
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A Hollywood studio where dogs learn to fly
Security checks and bumpy air are all in a day's training at a Hollywood film studio to prepare your dog for a safe and calm flight.
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In Boston, trains and buses halted, planes flying
Transportation to and from the Boston area is virtually shut down Friday morning, with the exception of airplanes, which continue to take off and land at Logan International Airport.
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Stun gun used on passenger at airport
Authorities said on Wednesday that they do not know what prompted a New Hampshire man to evade the security line at Sacramento International Airport, leading a sheriff's deputy to shock the man three times with a stun gun.
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India Emerges As World's 5th Biggest Aviation Market: Report
India emerged as the world's fifth biggest aviation market, handling 241 million passengers, while Mumbai-Delhi was one of the busiest airport pairs in 2024, according to data released by global airlines' grouping IATA.
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Aviation Body Allots Three-Letter Code 'DXN' To Noida Airport
"IATA has allotted the three-letter code -- DXN -- for the Noida International Airport," airport's Chief Operating Officer Kiran Jain said here.
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Others Learning From India's Contactless Process At Airports: Aviation Body
The International Air Transport Association is learning from the experience of India, which has just rolled out DigiYatra, and other countries, as the global grouping works on preparing the standards for contactless biometric processes at airports.
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Pilots to be Empowered to Deal With Tipsy Air Travellers
Tipsy air travellers, beware! Laws are being tightened to empower crew members to restrain anyone from creating ruckus inside an aircraft or even at the airport before boarding a flight.
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A Bad Week for Aviation as Tragedies Come in a Cluster
Nearly 300 passengers are killed when their plane is shot out of the sky over eastern Ukraine. Airlines suspend flights to Israel's largest airport after rocket attacks. Two airliners crash during storms, and yet another disappears in West Africa. Aviation has suffered one of its worst weeks in memory.
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'Miracle' no deaths in Chicago airport train crash
The crash of a Chicago commuter train that derailed and plowed up an escalator at one of the world's busiest airports would have been far worse, and likely fatal, had it not happened how and when it did, a transportation expert says.
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Man pulls out unloaded gun, causes panic at Los Angeles airport
Terminal 3 was the site of a deadly gun attack last week that left a Transportation Security Administration officer dead and three others wounded.
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Los Angeles airport shooting suspect charged with murder
US prosecutors filed a murder charge Saturday against the suspected gunman in the deadly shooting at Los Angeles International Airport, and he could face the death penalty.
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A Hollywood studio where dogs learn to fly
Security checks and bumpy air are all in a day's training at a Hollywood film studio to prepare your dog for a safe and calm flight.
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In Boston, trains and buses halted, planes flying
Transportation to and from the Boston area is virtually shut down Friday morning, with the exception of airplanes, which continue to take off and land at Logan International Airport.
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Stun gun used on passenger at airport
Authorities said on Wednesday that they do not know what prompted a New Hampshire man to evade the security line at Sacramento International Airport, leading a sheriff's deputy to shock the man three times with a stun gun.
