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Thailand updates carry-on rules for power banks. Here's what changesNew rules in Thailand now limit power bank sizes and ban them from checked luggage. Passengers can carry power banks up to 100Wh in hand lu...- Your next airport selfie or reel could get your phone confiscated or even put you on the no-fly list: DGCA's new rule every traveller should knowNew DGCA guidelines prohibit unauthorised photography and videography in sensitive airport areas. Passengers caught recording in restricted...
- Indian carriers to tighten rules for fliers carrying power banks amid rise in fire incidentsIndia is considering stricter rules for power banks on flights after recent battery fires, including one on a Delhi-Dimapur flight. The avi...
- FAA issues safety alert on lithium batteries as airlines tighten rules for electronic devicesThe FAA has warned about safety risks from lithium batteries on airplanes. With more passengers carrying electronic devices, airlines and r...
- Emirates to ban in-flight use of power banks from October 1Emirates will prohibit the use of power banks on flights starting October 1, 2025, following a safety review due to increased lithium batte...
- Use restraining device on unruly passengers: DGCA tells airlinesA senior Directorate General of Civil Aviation official said the regulator recommended that devices kept in aircraft cabins be used to rest...
- DGCA recommends 'handcuff-like device' to control unruly passengers on boardIn wake of Air India mid-air urination incidents, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Friday issued an advisory to the head...
- IndiGo partners with SonyLIV to provide mobile inflight entertainmentTo avail this "exclusive offer", IndiGo will provide a link to its flyers at the boarding counter through which they can avail the weekly s...
- Will comply with DGCA recommendations: AirAsia India on action against two pilotsThe DGCA has suspended flying licences of two pilots for violating procedures that caused damage to the wing sharklet of an aircraft.
- Jet Airways prohibits smart luggage on flights from January 15GSM, Bluetooth, RFID or Wi-Fi technology.Bags with a lithium.
- Flyers barred from carrying Samsung Galaxy Note 7: SpiceJetAviation regulator DGCA, last month, had issued a fresh advisory on Galaxy Note 7 asking passengers not to carry them onboard flights.
- Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 purchased after September 15 can now be used in flights: DGCADGCA had subsequently banned the use of the smartphone in Indian flights and did not allow stowing of such devices in checked-in baggage.
- DGCA may curb use of entire range of Samsung Galaxy Note smartphones on flightsIn a news release, Indi-Go said some passengers on its flight 6E-054 from Singapore noticed smoke and smell in the cabin and alerted the ca...
- Samsung slumps by $22 billion as Note 7 safety warnings pile upSamsung's shares have plunged 11 percent since Friday, the biggest two-day decline since 2008.
- DGCA bans the use of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on planesThe unusual warning adds to the headache for Samsung, as it scrambles to replace millions of Note 7 phones around the world.
- Jet Airways crew suspended for Sonu Nigam's 'concert' in airFive airhostesses have been grounded for allowing the artiste to sing from the plane’s address system.
- Domestic airlines strengthen measures to handle unruly flyersDomestic airlines have bolstered measures to deal with unruly passengers on board aircraft following a recent spate of such incidents.
- No more carrying of heavy documents in cockpit, pilots to get electronic flight bagsCompared with updating paper documentation, which can take several days for a large fleet, all tablets can be charged and updated every nig...
- DGCA allows in-flight use of mobiles, laptops on flight modeThe DGCA has lifted the ban on the use of personal electronic devices during a flight, provided they are used in a non-transmitting or “Air...
- Airline removes life vests to save weight and fuelAn official with Air Canada's regional carrier Jazz says the airline is removing life vests from all its planes to save weight and fuel.
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