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FLIGHT HEALTH AND HYGIENE
Common airplane habits can have dangerous health impact: 3 mistakes to avoid that people often makeExperts have warned that some routine in-flight hygiene habits may increase exposure to bacteria during air travel. According to flight att...- Toilet disaster at 30,000 feet: Virgin Australia passengers forced to use bottles during six-hour struggle as all toilets fail mid-flightVirgin Australia Flight VA50 from Bali to Brisbane faced a mid-air crisis when all toilets failed. Passengers were forced to use bottles du...
- What not to eat on a plane? Flight attendants share foods they want you to skip on your next flightExperts caution air travelers to carefully consider their in-flight food choices for health, hygiene, and courtesy. Avoid tea and coffee du...
- Why you should not wear shorts and stay hydrated on a plane: Expert tips from a flight attendantFlight attendants, including Tommy Cimato, warn passengers against wearing shorts on planes due to hygiene concerns. The seats and surfaces...
- Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport to reopen Terminal 1From March 10, GoAir, StarAir, AirAsia and Trujet will resume all their operations from T1, while IndiGo's base flight will be operated fro...
- 84% of travellers would feel comfortable if technology helped reduce human contact, says surveyMobile apps that provided on-trip notifications emerged as the most appealing technology.
- Flying in 2020: Top mandates one must followHere are top tips to get you prepared for flying in 2020.
- Centre issues SOPs for Vande Bharat Mission and Air Transport Bubble flightsThe Civil Aviation Ministry laid out a set of detailed guidelines for travel on Vande Bharat and Air Transport Bubble Flights for inbound a...
- MakeMyTrip ties up with Meru to offer services of sanitised cabs at major airportsTo offer a safe environment to air travellers, MakeMyTrip is also working with airline partners to elevate safety standards at various trav...
- View: COVID-19 changed the way we fly for goodThe pandemic has helped us reset and plan the new normal, and ensure that aviation continues to be the safest and fastest mode of travel.
- View: Opportunities India should leverage to make it a global post-Covid model economyIndia must view this crisis as an exercise in building institutional and governance capacity — in particular, by leveraging five opportunit...
- Centre issues new guidelines for domestic, international travellersThe guidelines come a day after Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said India will try to restart a good percentage of internationa...
- Government issues SOPs for movement of Indians stranded outside the countryThe ministry of external affairs has prepared a chart for the evacuation of over 14,000 Indian nationals stranded in 13 foreign countries b...
- Bengaluru airport facilitates safe transit for 3000 passengers during lockdownThese flights were coordinated between governments to help foreign nationals, stranded in Bengaluru and across South India due to the natio...
- Ask the travel expert: Is it okay to travel to Singapore amidst coronavirus fears?Don't postpone your travel plans but exercise precautions like sanitising with an alcohol based rub.
- Coronavirus: Northeastern states sound alertChief Minister during review directed the health department to take steps for sensitizing all government officials from State Headquarter t...
- Allow employees with flu-like symptoms to work from home: Karnataka govt advises companies"Those employees having flu like symptoms may be allowed to work from home with advice of standard hand hygiene and cough etiquette," the H...
- Air traffic officers to soon have fixed duty hoursCivil Aviation Secretary K N Srivastava stressed the need for futher improvement in fatigue management system to make it more efficacious.
- Cathay Pacific refuses to let cabin crew wear masksCathay Pacific cabin crew are demanding that they be allowed to wear face masks and gloves on flights to protect themselves against swine f...
- Consumer Forum directs IA to pay Rs 50,000 compensationA Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum has directed national carrier Indian Airlines to pay a compensation of Rs 50,000 to a passenger for 'de...
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