US Bans Pakistan International Airlines Flights Over Pilot Concerns
World News | Reuters | Friday July 10, 2020
The US Department of Transportation said it has revoked permission for Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to conduct charter flights to the United States, citing Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) concerns over Pakistani pilot certifications.
Delta Airlines Fined $50,000 For Telling Muslim Passengers To Get Off Plane
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday January 25, 2020
Delta Air Lines was Friday fined $50,000 by the US Department of Transportation to settle allegations it discriminated against three Muslim passengers who were ordered off their planes.
United States To End Commercial Flights To All Cuban Airports Except Havana
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday October 26, 2019
The United States will suspend all scheduled flights to Cuba except to its capital Havana, authorities said Friday, as US President Donald Trump pushes to dismantle the rapprochement begun by his predecessor Barack Obama.
AirAsia Bans Samsung Note 7 On Its Flights
Business | Press Trust of India | Sunday October 16, 2016
AirAsia said on Sunday that its decision of not allowing the latest Galaxy Note series smartphone comes after a recent ban by US Department of Transport on the device and reports of replacement units catching fire.
Autonomous Emergency Braking Will Be Standard on Most US Cars by 2022
Sameer Contractor | Sunday March 27, 2016
the US Department of Transportation's NHTSA and the IIHS announced that 20 automakers representing more than 99 per cent of the US auto market have committed to make Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) as a standard feature.
Kuwait Airways Scraps New York-London Flights After Israeli Complaint
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday December 17, 2015
Kuwait Airways is scrapping flights between New York's JFK airport and London Heathrow after US authorities threatened legal action over its refusal to sell tickets to Israelis.
US Airlines Running Behind Schedule So Far in 2014
World News | Associated Press | Friday August 8, 2014
More US flights arrived late in June than the month before, continuing a string of poor performances by the nation's airlines.
Jet Airways to pay $10,000 to settle US case
Business | Monday November 4, 2013
Jet Airways reached a consent settlement with the US Department of Transportation, according to an order issued by the regulator late last month.
Choice of preferred seats, meals on ticket booking sites soon, says IATA
Business | Sunday July 14, 2013
With the unbundling of airline services like preferred seats, meals and baggage in India, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has started a pilot project to display all such facilities on ticket booking sites to allow passengers to choose what they want.
Dreamliners may fly again by mid-April
Business | Monday March 4, 2013
The Dreamliner planes of Air India may fly again by mid-April, with the airline expressing hope that a permanent solution to the battery-fire that led to the grounding of all the 50 Boeing 787s flying worldwide will be achieved by the month-end, official sources said on Monday.
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner to undergo wide review: US agency
Business | Friday January 11, 2013
Boeing Co's sophisticated new aircraft, the 787 Dreamliner, will undergo a comprehensive review of its critical systems by regulators, the US Department of Transportation said on Friday after a series of problems in recent weeks.
US rule seeks plane-like black boxes in all cars
Reuters | Saturday December 8, 2012
Devices that record crash-related data would be required in all new cars and light trucks under a US Department of Transportation proposal.
US Bans Pakistan International Airlines Flights Over Pilot Concerns
World News | Reuters | Friday July 10, 2020
The US Department of Transportation said it has revoked permission for Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to conduct charter flights to the United States, citing Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) concerns over Pakistani pilot certifications.
Delta Airlines Fined $50,000 For Telling Muslim Passengers To Get Off Plane
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday January 25, 2020
Delta Air Lines was Friday fined $50,000 by the US Department of Transportation to settle allegations it discriminated against three Muslim passengers who were ordered off their planes.
United States To End Commercial Flights To All Cuban Airports Except Havana
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday October 26, 2019
The United States will suspend all scheduled flights to Cuba except to its capital Havana, authorities said Friday, as US President Donald Trump pushes to dismantle the rapprochement begun by his predecessor Barack Obama.
AirAsia Bans Samsung Note 7 On Its Flights
Business | Press Trust of India | Sunday October 16, 2016
AirAsia said on Sunday that its decision of not allowing the latest Galaxy Note series smartphone comes after a recent ban by US Department of Transport on the device and reports of replacement units catching fire.
Autonomous Emergency Braking Will Be Standard on Most US Cars by 2022
Sameer Contractor | Sunday March 27, 2016
the US Department of Transportation's NHTSA and the IIHS announced that 20 automakers representing more than 99 per cent of the US auto market have committed to make Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) as a standard feature.
Kuwait Airways Scraps New York-London Flights After Israeli Complaint
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday December 17, 2015
Kuwait Airways is scrapping flights between New York's JFK airport and London Heathrow after US authorities threatened legal action over its refusal to sell tickets to Israelis.
US Airlines Running Behind Schedule So Far in 2014
World News | Associated Press | Friday August 8, 2014
More US flights arrived late in June than the month before, continuing a string of poor performances by the nation's airlines.
Jet Airways to pay $10,000 to settle US case
Business | Monday November 4, 2013
Jet Airways reached a consent settlement with the US Department of Transportation, according to an order issued by the regulator late last month.
Choice of preferred seats, meals on ticket booking sites soon, says IATA
Business | Sunday July 14, 2013
With the unbundling of airline services like preferred seats, meals and baggage in India, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has started a pilot project to display all such facilities on ticket booking sites to allow passengers to choose what they want.
Dreamliners may fly again by mid-April
Business | Monday March 4, 2013
The Dreamliner planes of Air India may fly again by mid-April, with the airline expressing hope that a permanent solution to the battery-fire that led to the grounding of all the 50 Boeing 787s flying worldwide will be achieved by the month-end, official sources said on Monday.
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner to undergo wide review: US agency
Business | Friday January 11, 2013
Boeing Co's sophisticated new aircraft, the 787 Dreamliner, will undergo a comprehensive review of its critical systems by regulators, the US Department of Transportation said on Friday after a series of problems in recent weeks.
US rule seeks plane-like black boxes in all cars
Reuters | Saturday December 8, 2012
Devices that record crash-related data would be required in all new cars and light trucks under a US Department of Transportation proposal.
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