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Go First: For now grounded Go First cannot use G8 designator code | India News

India News: Bankrupt Go First is no longer eligible for the two-letter designator code 'G8,' with IATA barring the code due to the airline's inactivity in recent

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Unusual piece of data joins growing list of reasons for air travel hell – The Irish Times

Planet Business: Burger King’s Whopper lawsuit, an Australian central banker’s climate warning and industry-themed TV

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Qatar among top Mideast performers in Origin-Destination passenger traffic growth in Q2: IATA

Qatar among top Mideast performers in Origin-Destination passenger traffic growth in Q2: IATA

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IATA regional VP Americas: Mexico Govt to reduce capacity at Mexico City Juarez Airport

IATA regional VP Americas: Mexico Govt to reduce capacity at Mexico City Juarez Airport
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air traffic control: UK air traffic control chaos caused by incorrect flight data

The UK s air traffic control chief has said that "incorrect" flight data was the cause of the massive disruption that affected thousands of passengers stuck in planes and at airports as hundreds of flights to and from the country were cancelled, with knock-on effects continuing on Wednesday. Martin Rolfe, the chief executive of National Air Traffic Services (NATS) which had faced the "technical issue" that triggered the chaos on Monday, said an initial investigation had found the failure was caused by flight data which its system could not interpret.

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