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Bill seeking to ban horse carriages in NYC renamed after Indian teen killed in Central Park incidentA bill to ban horse-drawn carriages in New York City has been renamed 'Romanch's Law' in honor of an Indian teenager who tragically died af...- DGCA proposes 30-day ban for unruly flyersAviation watchdog DGCA is proposing stricter rules for unruly passengers. Airlines may soon impose direct flying bans of up to 30 days for ...
- Carnival Cruise brawl turns chaotic as chairs fly — passengers banned for life after wild onboard fightCarnival Sunrise cruise turned chaotic when a brawl erupted on the Lido Deck, leading to lifetime bans for the involved passengers. The inc...
- For all US flights, America's security agency bans 7 items from checked luggageThe TSA, following FAA guidance, has banned seven lithium battery-powered items from checked luggage on all U.S. flights due to fire risks....
- Unruly passenger assaults Air India crew member onboard Goa-Delhi flightUnruly behaviour such as physical gestures, verbal harassment and unruly inebriation are classified as Level 1 while physically abusive beh...
- Air India imposes two-year flying ban on individual for unruly behaviour onboard Delhi-London flight in AprilThe source on Friday said that an internal committee set up by Air India with respect to the incident unanimously decided that the individu...
- Air India passenger misbehaviour: DGCA issues show cause notice after one smoked in lavatory another peed on a woman's blanketAviation regulator DGCA on Monday said it has issued a show cause notice to Air India regarding two incidents of passenger misbehaviour onb...
- Air India incident: DGCA seeks report; airline bars unruly passenger for 30 daysAviation regulator DGCA said it has sought a report from the airline on the incident, which happened on November 26 and will "take action a...
- Kolkata: Life sentence for Musa in 2014 Burdwan bomb blast caseMusa was arrested from a passenger train in West Bengal's Burdwan in July 2016 by the state CID, following which the NIA had taken over the...
- In first case after govt's 'No-fly List', woman escorted off Indigo flightThe airline crew, the sources said, said that a passenger identified as R Thakur "misbehaved" and displayed "aggressive" behaviour with the...
- Government unveils National No Fly List for domestic passengersA passenger cannot circumvent the domestic fly ban by flying to a nearby foreign country and then fly to their original destination in Indi...
- No-fly list norms likely in July first week: GovernmentCivil aviation ministry has already come out with draft rules for a 'national no-fly list' of unruly passengers for all domestic carriers.
- Passengers unhappy over 'lopsided' proposals in no-fly listThe Ministry of Civil Aviation earlier this month released draft rules on a "national no-fly list" for unruly passengers for all domestic c...
- Rules on no-fly list vague, should specify ban period: ExpertsThe Ministry of Civil Aviation made public amendments to a set of rules on unruly and disruptive passengers and proposed a national-no fly ...
- Government releases draft rules for no-fly list of unruly passengersThe Ministry of Civil Aviation has proposed a "national no-fly list" which will comprise passengers identified as unruly after an inquiry b...
- India's first no-fly rules are out: 3 months to life-time ban for unruly passengersFor effective implementation, the Centre is likely to make some identification mandatory - either Aadhaar or passport number - while bookin...
- Travel operators in wait and watch mode after new US travel restrictions on middle eastern airportsThe airports affected are in Amman, Cairo, Kuwait City, Doha, Dubai, Istanbul, Abu Dhabi, Casablanca, Morocco; Riyadh and Jeddah, Saudi Ara...
- No ban on Uber in city yet but more norms await cabsThe company should put in place necessary security measures and the transport department is double-checking the antecedents of drivers, Gow...
- Bombay High Court seeks to know steps taken by government to tackle 'Ebola' virusThe court sought to know what measures had been taken so far to prevent spread of Ebola virus, considered as life-threatening disease.
- EU to ease airport liquids ruleThe European Union will end current restrictions on liquids in air passengers’ hand luggage by April 2013 in an overhaul of aviation securi...
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