Karnataka: Airport staff won’t be considered as frontline workers for Covid-19 vaccine, says state govt

Bengaluru: A day after announcing airport staff would be considered as frontline workers for Covid-19 vaccination, Karnataka government on Sunday withdrew the circular and said Central government’s classification of the workforce will continue to remain in effect for the inoculation drive. It should be noted that healthcare and frontline workers are being administered free Covid-19

Very Grateful’: French Envoy Thanks India For Shipping COVID Vaccines To Fight Pandemic

French Ambassador to India Emmanuel Lenain thanked India for supplying medicines to France at the time of pandemic. During the ongoing India-France bilateral exercise “Desert Knight 21”, Lenain said, “During COVID-19, you (India) shipped medicines needed in French hospitals. We are very grateful for that again… Very clear statements were released by your government and

Montenegro Airlines, the country’s indebted state airline, ceases operations

PODGORICA, Montenegro (AP) — Montenegro Airlines ceased its operations on Saturday after the small country’s new government refused to continue financing the indebted national carrier. The airline which was formed 25 years ago has apologized to its passengers for the sudden termination of all flights and thanked them for “the years of trust, travel and

Boeing 737 Max returns to US skies with first commercial flight on American Airlines

The Boeing 737 Max made its official return to U.S. skies Tuesday, more than 20 months after the aircraft was grounded by the Federal Aviation Administration and about six weeks since it was recertified. American Airlines’ Flight 718, the first commercial 737 Max flight by a major U.S. airline since its recertification Nov. 18, departed from Miami shortly before 10:30

Alaska Airlines becomes first major US airline to announce emotional support animal ban

Alaska Airlines will soon ban emotional support animals from flights, becoming the first major U.S. airline to do so after the Department of Transportation revised its regulations earlier this month about what constitutes a service animal.  Beginning Jan. 11, Alaska will only allow service dogs, which it defined in a press release as dogs that are ”
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