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Starting October 27, Air India and Singapore Airlines will codeshare on flights between Singapore and Bengaluru, as well as Chennai, boosting their total weekly codeshare services between the two countries from 14 to 56.
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According to sources, the flights of IndiGo, Vistara and Air India were among those that received the bomb threats
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The merger is scheduled to be completed on November 12, following which Singapore Airlines will have a 25.1 per cent stake in Air India
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Commercial flight operations at the Maharishi Valmiki International Airport, Ayodhya Dham were launched earlier this year.
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All standard safety protocols are being diligently followed to ensure the safety of the passengers and crew on board, say cops
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According to officials, Railway authorities were alerted about some suspected terrorists travelling with explosives; However, the information turned out hoax
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The flight, IX 521, will depart Thiruvananthapuram every Monday at 7.55 pm and will reach the Gulf city at 10.40 pm
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Passengers now have the option to check in and drop off their baggage as early as 6 hours and up to 90 minutes before the scheduled departure of their flights.
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The protesters are employees of Air India SATS Airport Services Private Limited. Trade unions led by INTUC, BMS and CITU have joined the strike.
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Thereafter, Vistara aircraft will be operated by Air India and bookings for the routes operated by these planes will be redirected to Air India's website
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Additionally, penalties of Rs 6 lakh and Rs 3 lakh have been imposed on the Director of Operations and the Director of Training at Air India, respectively. The pilot involved has been warned to exercise greater caution to avoid future incidents. The civil aviation regulator deemed it a serious safety issue that Air India operated a flight with a non-trainer line captain and a non-line-released first officer.
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According to airport sources, the flight landed at around 8 am and was moved to an isolation bay
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The airline, in a statement, said it is providing all possible support to the colleague and their broader team, including professional counselling
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According to officials, Air India, IndiGo and Vistara cancelled all their flights to the Bangladesh capital on Tuesday
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The cancelled flights reportedly included 19 departures and 17 arrivals and belonged to Tirupati, Visakhapatnam, Bangalore, Cochin, Coimbatore, Thiruvananthapuram, Ahmedabad, Bhubaneswar, Raipur and Jaipur routes.
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Move comes after the cockpit crew detects a potential issue in the cargo hold area, according to the airline
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IndiGo and Air India issue alerts on flight schedules being disrupted due to heavy rains in Mumbai
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The flights will mark the introduction of the plane on the international long-haul route
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Probe into bombing of Air India Flight 182 remains "active and ongoing", says the Canadian police.
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India's Consulate General in Toronto reaffirms India's stance against terrorism, condemning its justification and glorification, while highlighting the Kanishka bombing as one of the worst acts of civil aviation terror.