SCAT under investigation
The Kazakh Civil Aviation Committee is investigating the SCAT airline’s aircraft following several emergency incidents. The most recent is the emergency landing of one 737 on Kazakh capital's airport...
The Kazakh Civil Aviation Committee is investigating the SCAT airline’s aircraft following several emergency incidents. The most recent is the emergency landing of one 737 on Kazakh capital's airport...
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The 17 recently sacked Air India cabin crew members have submitted an unconditional apology for reporting late to work and delaying flights. The cabin crew have stated that they were incited by their ...
In a new Civil Aviation Requirement (CAR), the Indian government has issued detailed rules to airlines and airports to provide all required facilities and assistance to meet the needs of the disabled ...
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