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The meeting was attended by Air India Managing Director and CEO Campbell Wilson, Vistara CEO Vinod Kannan, SpiceJet Chairman and Managing Director Ajay Singh, and IndiGo's Principal Advisor R K Singh.
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Airlines are a high-profile target for fraudsters, whether it be attempts to use stolen credit cards on our websites, to fraudulently claim frequent flier miles, or other scams, Wilson said.
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He further stated that the first Airbus 320 aircraft moved under the Air India Express AOC and is already operating services under the IX code.
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In the wake of the violence that erupted on October 7, Air India has suspended its operations to and from Delhi-Tel Aviv till October 14.
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It has been reported that they have embarked on a flight to Addis Ababa via Ethiopian Airlines and will subsequently continue their journey to India via a connecting flight.
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Initially, an Air India Flight from New Delhi to Tel Aviv on Saturday and a return flight from Tel Aviv to New Delhi were cancelled in the wake of Hamas attack on Israel.
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According to the airline, the decision was taken considering the interests and safety of the passengers and crew.
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Air India's official handle on X shared, "Presenting the inaugural glimpse of the splendid A350 in our new livery, fresh from the paint shop in Toulouse. Our A350 fleet will begin arriving this winter... @Airbus."
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However, the crew later had to restrain him as he continued making racist comments and showed disrespect towards the country (India).
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The AI 149 flight, which was scheduled to take off with 252 passengers on board at 2.15 pm, returned from the taxiway at 2.30 pm and everyone was deboarded as the aircraft was checked for the cause of the technical fault, the airline source said.
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Currently, Air India has a fleet of 116 planes, including 49 wide-body aircraft. The total includes 27 B787-8s, 14 B777-300s, 8 B777-200LRs, 14 A319s, 36 A320 neos, 13 A321 ceos and 4 A321 neos.
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Air India on Friday said that it has acquired India's first Airbus A350-900 aircraft through a finance lease transaction with HSBC
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The last time when there was a change in uniforms for Air India staff was in 2015 and at that time, the loss-making carrier was under government control
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Malhotra and his team have begun meeting Air India's frontline staff, conducting discussions and fitting sessions with them to better understand their specialised needs.
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More than 100 passengers on board a Delhi to Pune Air India flight were made to wait for nearly two hours inside the aircraft allegedly due to the absence of the pilot.
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Around 250 passengers had to wait inside an Air India aircraft for more than three hours at the Mumbai airport
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There was no official comment from Air India, which had changed the uniforms of the crew back in 2015 when the carrier was under government control.
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Air India's CEO Campbell Wilson, in an email to his colleagues said that the airline acknowledges and accepts the DGCA's finding, which is another firm reminder that the ways of working that once may have been considered acceptable are no longer so.
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Aviation watchdog DGCA on Thursday said it has suspended the approval of Air India's Flight Safety Chief for one month for certain lapses
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As per the airlines, the service is currently available for all Australia-bound flights as well as all for all flights within India.