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Jet Airways, IndiGo, SpiceJet Fined For Fixing Fuel Surcharge Rates
CCI noted that "the airlines acted in a concerted manner" in fixing and revising the fuel surcharge rates, which are a component of freight charges.
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Fuel Charges Hit Jet Airways, December Quarter Profit Drops 46%
Net profit for the three months ended December 31 stood at Rs 165 crore versus Rs 305 crore in the year-ago quarter.
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Jet Airways, Air France-KLM Widen Ties In Potential Challenge To Etihad
The agreement between Jet Airways and Air France-KLM is designed to expand the number of flights to Europe and make Paris and Amsterdam hubs for connecting flights to the US
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Jet Airways Orders 75 Boeing Aircraft In $9.3 Billion Deal
Airlines in India have hundreds of aircraft on order as they look to tap into a market growing by nearly 20 percent a year thanks to rising incomes and low cost fares.
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Jet Airways Asks Junior Pilots To Take 30-50% Pay Cut: Report
In letters sent to pilots earlier this month, Jet Airways proposed they either take 30-50 per cent salary and stipend cuts, or quit.
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British Muslim Woman Detained After Flight Attendant Reports Her For 'Suspicious Behavior.' She Was Reading A Book.
Faizah Shaheen was returning to England from her Turkish honeymoon last week when airport security pulled her out of the line of people waiting to get their passport checked at Doncaster Sheffield Airport in South Yorkshire.
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Barack Obama, David Cameron Say Bomb May Have Caused Egypt Plane Crash
US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron raised the possibility on Thursday that a bomb brought down a Russian plane that crashed over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, undermining efforts by Cairo and Moscow to downplay the suggestion of an attack.
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Most Seaside Massacre Victims in Tunisia Were British Tourists
Thousands of scared foreign holidaymakers were being flown from Tunisia today after an Islamist gunman killed 38 people, most of them British tourists, at a beach resort.
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Taiwan Plane Black Boxes Reveal Attempts to Regain Thrust
A twin-engined TransAsia plane that crashed into a river in Taipei, killing 35 people, failed to produce enough thrust after take-off, authorities said today, revealing that one apparently functioning engine was turned off and restarted.
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Airlines keep Boeing 787 flying as probe seeks cause of fire
Airlines are keeping Boeing's 787 Dreamliner flying, and are sticking with their orders for the new jet as safety investigators look for what sparked a fire in one of the planes while it was parked at London's Heathrow Airport.
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Batteries not to blame for Dreamliner jet fire at London's Heathrow airport
Investigators said there was no evidence to suggest that a fire onboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner parked at London Heathrow Airport was caused by the next-generation jet's batteries.
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Fire on Boeing Dreamliner at Heathrow forces another to fly back to UK airport
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner had to fly back to Britain's Manchester Airport due to a "technical issue" after take-off today, an hour after a fire on another Dreamliner shut down London's Heathrow Airport.
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As parked 787s multiply, Boeing cash drain worries grow
Paine Field Airport, next door to Boeing Co's widebody plant north of Seattle, is getting crowded as 10 new 787 Dreamliners flank the runway, sparkling with contrasting and colorful liveries, including Poland's LOT, Britain's Thomson Airways and China Southern Airlines.
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Man attempts to open plane's door at 36,000 feet
An airplane passenger has been arrested for trying to open the door of a plane at 36,000 feet since he felt he was on a flight simulator, Daily Express reported on Friday. When his friends tried to restrain him, the 22-year-old from Ashington town in northeast England shouted back: "It's ok, we are just on a simulator."
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Jet Airways, IndiGo, SpiceJet Fined For Fixing Fuel Surcharge Rates
CCI noted that "the airlines acted in a concerted manner" in fixing and revising the fuel surcharge rates, which are a component of freight charges.
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Fuel Charges Hit Jet Airways, December Quarter Profit Drops 46%
Net profit for the three months ended December 31 stood at Rs 165 crore versus Rs 305 crore in the year-ago quarter.
-
Jet Airways, Air France-KLM Widen Ties In Potential Challenge To Etihad
The agreement between Jet Airways and Air France-KLM is designed to expand the number of flights to Europe and make Paris and Amsterdam hubs for connecting flights to the US
-
Jet Airways Orders 75 Boeing Aircraft In $9.3 Billion Deal
Airlines in India have hundreds of aircraft on order as they look to tap into a market growing by nearly 20 percent a year thanks to rising incomes and low cost fares.
-
Jet Airways Asks Junior Pilots To Take 30-50% Pay Cut: Report
In letters sent to pilots earlier this month, Jet Airways proposed they either take 30-50 per cent salary and stipend cuts, or quit.
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British Muslim Woman Detained After Flight Attendant Reports Her For 'Suspicious Behavior.' She Was Reading A Book.
Faizah Shaheen was returning to England from her Turkish honeymoon last week when airport security pulled her out of the line of people waiting to get their passport checked at Doncaster Sheffield Airport in South Yorkshire.
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Barack Obama, David Cameron Say Bomb May Have Caused Egypt Plane Crash
US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron raised the possibility on Thursday that a bomb brought down a Russian plane that crashed over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, undermining efforts by Cairo and Moscow to downplay the suggestion of an attack.
-
Most Seaside Massacre Victims in Tunisia Were British Tourists
Thousands of scared foreign holidaymakers were being flown from Tunisia today after an Islamist gunman killed 38 people, most of them British tourists, at a beach resort.
-
Taiwan Plane Black Boxes Reveal Attempts to Regain Thrust
A twin-engined TransAsia plane that crashed into a river in Taipei, killing 35 people, failed to produce enough thrust after take-off, authorities said today, revealing that one apparently functioning engine was turned off and restarted.
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Airlines keep Boeing 787 flying as probe seeks cause of fire
Airlines are keeping Boeing's 787 Dreamliner flying, and are sticking with their orders for the new jet as safety investigators look for what sparked a fire in one of the planes while it was parked at London's Heathrow Airport.
-
Batteries not to blame for Dreamliner jet fire at London's Heathrow airport
Investigators said there was no evidence to suggest that a fire onboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner parked at London Heathrow Airport was caused by the next-generation jet's batteries.
-
Fire on Boeing Dreamliner at Heathrow forces another to fly back to UK airport
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner had to fly back to Britain's Manchester Airport due to a "technical issue" after take-off today, an hour after a fire on another Dreamliner shut down London's Heathrow Airport.
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As parked 787s multiply, Boeing cash drain worries grow
Paine Field Airport, next door to Boeing Co's widebody plant north of Seattle, is getting crowded as 10 new 787 Dreamliners flank the runway, sparkling with contrasting and colorful liveries, including Poland's LOT, Britain's Thomson Airways and China Southern Airlines.
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Man attempts to open plane's door at 36,000 feet
An airplane passenger has been arrested for trying to open the door of a plane at 36,000 feet since he felt he was on a flight simulator, Daily Express reported on Friday. When his friends tried to restrain him, the 22-year-old from Ashington town in northeast England shouted back: "It's ok, we are just on a simulator."
