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Business 6 years ago

AirNav to spend Rp 2.6t, mostly on technology, automation

State-owned air navigation firm AirNav Indonesia is investing Rp 2.6 trillion this year to improve air navigation facilities, including by having more advanced technology and new control towers.

Business 7 years ago

Safety watchdog suspends Air India operations director's pilot's license for 3 years

India's air safety watchdog on Monday suspended the license of a senior Air India pilot, who is also the carrier's director of operations, for three years, a day after he failed two breathalyzer tests before a flight to London from New Delhi.

Editorial 7 years ago

Great boon to airline industry

With a population of over 260 million and a rising middle class, Indonesians are becoming more eager than ever to fly.

Business 7 years ago

EU lifts ban on all Indonesian airlines

Indonesia has been given an Idul Fitri gift as the European Union ban on Indonesian airlines was lifted a day before the festivities.

News 7 years ago

Airlines to step up fight against human trafficking

Airlines are set to step up the fight against human trafficking, global industry body IATA said Monday as it released guidelines on how crews can act as "eyes and ears" to identify and report suspected cases.

World 7 years ago

Cuba confirms 110 killed in country's deadliest plane crash since 1989

Cuban authorities said the fiery crash of an aging Boeing passenger jet on Friday shortly after takeoff from Havana had killed 110 people, 99 of whom were Cuban, making it the Caribbean island's deadliest air disaster in nearly 30 years.

World 7 years ago

Cuba plane crash: What we know

This is what we know about the Boeing passenger plane crash that happened in Cuba on Friday, as the aircraft was taking off from Havana to a city on the east of the island nation:

News 7 years ago

Your waist matters if you want to fly Thai Dreamliner

Passengers intending to fly business class on Thai Airways’ new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft will have to first pass the waist test.

News 7 years ago

Citilink passenger removed from flight for smoking

A passenger was removed from a Citilink flight on Sunday for smoking while boarding the aircraft as it was refueling, the budget carrier stated.

World 7 years ago

Investigators hunt for clues over Russian passenger plane crash

Investigators will examine Monday numerous possible causes of one of Russia's worst ever aviation accidents that saw a passenger plane carrying 71 people crash near Moscow minutes after take off, killing everyone on board.

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airline-safety

AirNav to spend Rp 2.6t, mostly on technology, automation

Safety watchdog suspends Air India operations director's pilot's license for 3 years

Great boon to airline industry

EU lifts ban on all Indonesian airlines

Airlines to step up fight against human trafficking

Cuba confirms 110 killed in country's deadliest plane crash since 1989

Cuba plane crash: What we know

Your waist matters if you want to fly Thai Dreamliner

Citilink passenger removed from flight for smoking

Investigators hunt for clues over Russian passenger plane crash

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