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usually of interest to our readers. Click on the
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week and are a commentary on something currently going on in the
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refesh the content.
Bookmarks (click here for more information)
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page contains listings of web sites our editors have browsed and feel
would be of interest to our readers. Most are "aviation oriented" but
there are many sites that are of general interst as well. There is a
BOOKMARK menu just below the main menu that will take you directly to
the section you are interested in browsing.
Glossary (click here for more information)
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items that are highlighted by "mouse-overs" as you read the news
articles. These mouse-overs provide additional information about the
item. It could be the location and identifier for an airport of the
picture of an aircraft. These are designed to help you understand some
of the nomenclature used in the articles as well as show pictures of
aircraft you might not know first-hand. You can browse the entire glossary or search for subjects of interest.
As time goes by, we'll be adding other features. Any feedback or
ideas for improvements are appreciated as always. Submissions or news
releases should be addressed to our editor.
Mumbai, Aug 23 (IANS) Jet Airways Saturday commenced its daily flight from Mumbai to Dubai. This is Jet's 20th international destination. The first flight Airbus-300/200 took off at 6.30 p.m. from Chhatrapati Shivaji International Terminus here Saturday.
Costly wait: Victor Hart The fiasco-what fiasco-that took place with the Scarborough hospital could have been prevented if a report done on an enquiry into the Piarco International Airport scandal was tabled in Parliament. According to Victor Hart,
Figures showed an overall 1.1 per cent increase to 83.3 per cent on the same month last year for load factors which measures the percentage of available seats filled. Long-haul loads increased by 2.7 per cent to 83.9 per cent. On Tasman and Pacific
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A senior Labour MP who inadvertently took a 3in knife on to a plane condemned airport bosses BAA last night for an appalling security lapse after staff failed to detect it. Former Health Minister Gisela Stuart also accused BAA of extraordinary
Bangalore: Twenty-six-year old Amarnath was looking forward to his new job at the Bangalore International Airport in Devanahalli. But his dreams weren?t to be. Amarnath, a resident of a nearby village, died after being knocked down by a private bus on
India's leading private airline company Jet Airways has revealed that they are going to service 14 more international destinations this month. With this, they would now be serving as many as 20 international destinations around the world. Jet CEO
KUWAIT: Communications Minister Abdulrahman Al-Ghunaim has formed a panel to assess the situation at the Civil Aviation Administration(CAA) and make note of its shortcomings. A source, who requested anonymity, said that the minister visited the CAA and
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