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Minister of State for Civil Aviation KC Venugopal hold meeting with AAI officials Economic Times During the meeting, he was apprised about various AAI projects by its Chairman V P Agarwal and senior officials of the Civil Aviation Ministry, a statement said. Venugopal took over charge on October 29 and said coordinated efforts were needed by all ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Israeli aviation regains highest safety rating Israel Hayom The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration declares that the Israel aviation authority has reestablished its top-level safety status • Israeli carriers running flights to the U.S. expected to benefit from the upgrade. Ilan Gattegno and The Associated ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
CAAP: No final aviation audit yet Philippine Star MANILA, Philippines - Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) director William Hotchkiss dismissed yesterday reports that the Philippines had failed to pass an audit of the International CivilAviation Organization (ICAO), which allegedly ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Aviation blooms in the Mideast The Leading Aviation Industry Resource for News, Equipment and THE International Air Transport Association (Iata) has lifted its global aviation outlook for 2012 stating that the airlines industry will earn a $4.1 billion profit for the year compared to $3 billion forecast in June. Middle East carriers are ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Sir John Armitt named aviation commissioner Construction News ... between 1997 and 2001, and of Network Rail between 2002 and 2007. In August, he called for “vision and guts” in aviation policy, challenging the government to stop deliberating and make a decision on its options for capacity expansion in the South ... See all stories on this topic » http://aerosoft.in/bpo/
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Minister of State for Civil Aviation KC Venugopal hold meeting with AAI officials
The Real Deal: Why 'Cloud' Is No Longer Sufficient
Cloud computing in 2013: a conversation with Appcore's CEO ZDNet Brian Patrick Donaghy, CEO of Appcore, reached out to me to discuss the five things he expected to see in the cloud computing market in 2013. Since his company is in the business of providing Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) tools, it appeared to be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Microsoft needs to step up its cloud game InfoWorld As InfoWorld's Ted Samson pointed out this week, Microsoft is intertwining Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, and Windows Azure to help developers build multiplatform, cloud-friendly apps. And it announced a batch of new services and functionality for its ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Amazon speeds up EBS storage input-output — again GigaOM ... as more public cloud options come on line. awslogojpeg. Some computing and storage tasks require faster data input/output than others. ... Earlier in the week it unveiled two new 64-bit instance types for Amazon's bread-and-butter Elastic Compute ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Microsoft picks city for cloud computing EastDay.com MICROSOFT Corp has chosen Shanghai as the first city in China for commercial and public cloud computing services, Microsoft and the Shanghai government said yesterday. "It's a milestone agreement to show Microsoft's commitment to China," said Ralph ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Cricket Australia deploys Orange's cloud computing solution Equities.com Nov 02, 2012 (Datamonitor via COMTEX) -- Orange Business Services has won a contract with Cricket Australia to deploy its cloud computing solution Flexible Computing Premium and transform its IT infrastructure into a flexible and scalable platform to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
DIGI INTERNATIONAL INC. : Digi International Acquires Etherios, a Leading ... 4-traders "Etherios is a world-class cloud computing services provider with a proven track record of successful domestic and global deployments," said Joe Dunsmore, CEO, Digi International. "We believe Digi's deep device expertise combined with Etherios' ability ... See all stories on this topic » |
Zambian High Commission has approached Kingfisher Airlines Ltd to pay Captain Robbin Mubanga, the Zambian Pilot, Salary - $24,000 or about Rs 13 lakh
Other Govt would do same soon :(
Zambia seeks MEA help to make Kingfisher pay Pilot
The ongoing Kingfisher crisis has now acquired diplomatic overtones. The Zambian high commission has approached the ministry of external affairs (MEA) to take up the issue of non-payment of salary - $24,000 or about Rs 13 lakh - to one of its nationals who worked as a pilot in the currently grounded airline.
MEA, in turn, has written to the aviation ministry, seeking "an urgent response to inform the friendly government of Zambia on the status and redressal of the complaint."
Captain Robbin Mubanga, the Zambian pilot, quit Kingfisher as the airline had stopped paying salary since March and now in past 10 days given two months' pay to staffers, who are still on its rolls. He then took up the issue with his government and then the Zambian foreign ministry got in touch with its high commission here.
“It’s not just the owner who suffers, it’s also the employees, the creditors and the consumers,” Singh said in an interview in New Delhi on Oct. 27. “Reform of the companies law will not only offer protection from creditors, but also from labor unions and other agencies.”
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Mattivi sworn in as Shawnee County District Court judge Topeka Capital Journal "Mary has an inquiring mind, a compassionate heart, the soul of a mother, and the sharp intellect of an advocate, all of which will bode well for her as she listens to people, considers arguments of counsel and untangles complex problems in court ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Jet Airways beats street as Q2 loss narrows sharply, shares rise Reuters Jet, which posted its first quarterly profit in 18 months last quarter, has benefited from a shutdown at rival Kingfisher Airlines which has eased over capacity and allowed other airlines to increase their fares in India's competitive airline industry ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Hong Kong Investor Bravia Capital To Invest In Indian Carriers: SpiceJet ... DealCurry Whereas SpiceJet needs the funds to finance the aircraft purchase (was planning to book aircraft orders with either Airbus or Boeing) and Kingfisher would the need the funds, if not for anything else, to survive (surrounded by debt troubles and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
High school football: Hennessey whips Alva, wins District 2A-1 championship NewsOK.com The Eagles completed an unbeaten District 2A-1 schedule, losing only to Class 3A powers Jones and Kingfisher in non-district play. Hill, who shared carries with Ivan Moreno the past two seasons, became the featured tailback this year with Moreno's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Monsanto India Limited Record Date Moneycontrol.com Kingfisher Air pays second month salary overdues to staff. Will KFA manage to resume operations withing a month? 70 comments. Yes. No. KG Basin row: CAG slams Oil Ministry, says RIL's terms unconstitutional · Protester at Kejriwal press meet has links ... See all stories on this topic » |
Thank God :-) HSBC suspends MF, insurance sales in India amid allegations of mis-selling
Concentration risk in debt, liquid funds? mydigitalfc.com The latest half-yearly period of April to September did not see any departure from the normal concentration levels of investors in the mutual fund industry, as per Association of Mutual Funds in India's (Amfi) latest quarterly update on scheme category ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
HSBC suspends MF, insurance sales in India amid allegations of mis-selling and ... Times of India MUMBAI: HSBC, the word's third-largest bank, has stopped selling insurance and mutual fundproducts in India. Amid mounting allegations of mis-selling and certain sharp practices, the London headquarters of the British bank, which carried out a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Technology sector funds worst performer last month Economic Times MUMBAI: Technology funds as a category appeared at the bottom of the performance charts with a loss of 4.38% in the last month ended November 1, says Value Research, a mutual fund tracking entity. All five schemes in this category put together manage ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Aberdeen Exits German Property Mutual Funds to Serve Big Clients Bloomberg Aberdeen Asset Management Plc (ADN), which is winding down its German property mutual fundsafter failing to meet investor redemption requests, plans to stop offering funds to individuals and focus on banks and insurers. Aberdeen's German unit raised ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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This week's Mutual Funds and ETF stories MarketWatch And sitting in a fast-food restaurant with those power-hungry power investors, Jaffe ran into onemutual-fund manager whose surprising attitude and outlook about the unpredictable circumstances hold two great lessons for individuals, regardless of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Bye Bye Sandy, Airlines will Take Off again
Resume flights
Post-Sandy, Airlines to resume flights
Major US airlines moved to build up service in the New York area on Thursday, with the number of cancelled flights easing as LaGuardia Airport re-opened for business in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Airlines had canceled about 750 flights for Thursday as of late afternoon, according to flight-tracking service FlightAware.com. That was the lowest daily tally of halted flights since airlines began cutting their US flying on Sunday ahead of the storm.
Delta Air Lines expected to operate about half of its roughly 260 flights at LaGuardia on Thursday. At John F Kennedy International, Delta operations are near the normal schedule, said spokesman Morgan Durrant.
United Continental expected to have a more-or-less normal schedule of flights at Newark, New Jersey, where it is the dominant carrier, and JFK, according to spokesman Charles Hobart. We're looking to concentrate any cancellations required by airport conditions to the United Express regional operations, he added.
Meanwhile, American Airlines planned to build up to full schedules at LaGuardia and Newark. Spokesman Kent Powell said the AMR Corp unit added extra flights into JFK to assist customers that had been stranded by cancellations earlier in the week.
New York-based JetBlue Airways said it planned to operate 80 percent of its total flights on Thursday, ramping up to a full schedule by Saturday. US Airways began flights at JFK and Newark on Thursday and will resume service at LaGuardia on Friday, spokeswoman Michelle Mohr said.
US carriers, which have canceled nearly 20,000 flights from Sunday through Thursday, have lost millions in revenue in Sandy's wake, airline watchers said. The New York-area airport closures had a trickle-down effect as airlines were forced to cut flights in other major cities.
Global airline passenger traffic growth slows: IATA Economic Times "The fact that airlines are making any money at all with weak markets and high fuel prices is a tribute to their strong business performance," IATA chief executive Tony Tyler said in the statement, before adding: "It's a tough year." He stressed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Japan Airlines profit soars but China spat weighs Economic Times TOKYO: Japan Airlines on Friday raised its full-year profit forecast to $1.74 billion as the carrier, which only exited bankruptcy last year, released its first results since re-listing on Tokyo's stock market. The airline -- whose collapse was one of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Post-Sandy, Airlines to resume flights Indian Express Major US airlines moved to build up service in the New York area on Thursday, with the number of cancelled flights easing as LaGuardia Airport re-opened for business in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.Airlines had canceled about 750 flights for Thursday ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Jet Airways beats street as Q2 loss narrows sharply Times of India Jet, which posted its first quarterly profit in 18 months last quarter, has benefited from a shutdown at rival Kingfisher Airlines(KING.NS) which has eased over capacity and allowed other airlines to increase their fares in India's competitive airline ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
United Airlines takes delivery of second 787 Dreamliner Chicago Tribune (Reuters) - United Airlines said on Thursday it had taken delivery of its second 787 Dreamliner jet from Boeing , following a delay by the aircraft maker, and that another three 787s due to arrive this year could also be delayed. United is the first U ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Singapore Air Posts Lower-Than-Estimated Profit on Cargo Slump Bloomberg Operating profit at the main airline unit fell 5.6 percent to S$84 million in the second quarter. The engineering division's earnings fell 5.9 to S$32 million, while regional carrier SilkAir boosted profit 46 percent to S$19 million. The figures were ... See all stories on this topic » |
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