United Airlines was forced to divert a Newark-bound flight from Athens, Greece to Iceland because the pilots and flight attendants ‘ time out after a lengthy delay in Greece
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The FAA is permitting Delta to cut New York and Washington, DC, flights to minimize last-minute cancelations and airport congestion.
QuikJet Airlines, an ex-Indian cargo-only carrier, could be making a return to Indian skies shortly. The airline has already taken its first aircraft, a twenty-year-old Boeing 737-800 P2F, with another one coming soon. A source close to the matter said to reporters that QuikJet 2.0 would fly Amazon Prime airplanes in India.
The Directorate Basic of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Friday issued a contemporary set of directives for airport operators to sort out “potential wildlife hazards” like animals on runways and chicken hits.
At 28 major airports, including Dubai, SpiceJet has started offering taxi services to its customers. According to a report from the airline, passengers who book flights on SpiceJet will receive an SMS with a statement about the SpiceJet taxi service.
With Air New Zealand recording its highest rates of staff sick leave in over a decade and experiencing a series of disruptive last-minute flight cancelations, the airline is proactively trimming its timetables over the next 6 months.
To be “Alan Joyce” is a new term that has crept into the Australian vernacular to describe being severely inconvenienced at an airport by flight revocations or baggage going astray.
The proposed launch of Arunachal Pradesh’s visionary Greenfield Airport at Hollongi near Itanagar has been delayed for another 2 months.
Watch: Wizz Air flight makes a spectacular low landing on the Greek island
Two more airlines under India’s Tata brand shared their results for the last financial year – AirAsia India and Vistara. Like their bigger sibling Air India, both airlines also said raised losses mainly due to successive COVID waves, increasing fuel prices, and depreciation of the Indian rupee against the US dollar.