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Flight cuts from US government shutdown strain a supply chain that's already stretched thinAs the FAA implements a 10% cut in flight capacity, air cargo is feeling the squeeze, particularly affecting key hubs for FedEx and UPS. Th...- Is your carry-on putting flights at risk? United flight turns back mid-Atlantic after passenger’s lithium-ion laptop slips into inaccessible cargo areaA United Airlines flight to Rome made an unexpected U-turn and returned to Washington Dulles Airport after a passenger's powered-on laptop ...
- The buzz in the pilot’s ear: What happens when you ignore aeroplane modeA commercial pilot has cleared the air on why passengers are still asked to switch their phones to aeroplane mode during flights. Though ph...
- EPF withdrawals made easier for PF members but this impacts your retirement corpusRecent relaxations in EPF withdrawals allowed easy liquidity to cash-starved members, but it is advisable to resist this temptation and not...
- Air crews fasten mental seatbelts against traumaFollowing the deadly Air India crash, airline crews are grappling with grief and fear. A copilot withdrew from a flight, citing illness. Pi...
- Target 3,000 per day: Top Trump aides push ICE to triple immigrant arrests in latest crackdownThe Trump administration has told immigration officials to ramp up arrests to 3,000 per day with a goal of more than 1 million a year. Top ...
- Terrifying reason why you should never retrieve a dropped phone on a plane, airlines issue warning. What to do insteadAviation experts warn passengers not to retrieve dropped phones during flights as crushed smartphones' lithium-ion batteries can spark fire...
- Airlines tighten rules on power banks after in-flight fire risks; here are the latest regulationsSeveral Asian airlines have introduced stricter policies on power bank usage following a recent aircraft fire incident. The new regulations...
- Hurricane Milton landfall: 6 safety tips you shouldn't ignore and how your phone can come to your rescueHurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm, is predicted to reach Tampa Bay with 180 mph winds, posing extensive risks. Residents are advised to ...
- Boeing’s legacy vanished into thin air and saving it will take yearsBoeing's recent incident involving a 737 Max 9 aircraft has intensified the aviation giant's crisis, triggering an FAA investigation and ra...
- Nepal to send data recorder from crash to FranceJagannath Niraula, spokesperson for Nepal's Civil Aviation Authority said the cockpit voice recorder would be analyzed locally, but that th...
- Masked, jabbed & tested: CEOs get back to in-person meetingsCompanies' chiefs feel meetings relieve online fatigue, improve teamwork and help take fast decisions.
- Materials that could make batteries charge faster identifiedLondon, July 29 (IANS) Researchers from University of Cambridge have identified a group of materials that could be used to make batteries c...
- The biggest duds of tech world in 2016Big players like Samsung and Microsoft bit the dust this passing year and we saw some new innovations failing miserably as well.
- 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.
- Wrong way for China to take off; airlines lacking in interest towards new ARJ21 aircraftIndeed, Atlantic correspondent James Fallows has called the ARJ21’s larger cousin, the C919, a “huge flying counterpart to the iPhone.”
- 20 best airlines in the world according to Skytrax surveyQatar Airways has been named the Best Airline in the World. Here are the 20 best airlines in the world according to the result of the Skytr...
- Five reasons why selfie is becoming a menaceOver the last few years clicking selfies has become a rage. However is also becoming a nuisance and here are 5 reasons why.
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