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KFA can't fly if safety measures are not met: Ajit Singh
Ailing Indian carrier Kingfisher Airlines will not be allowed to fly if safety rules are not followed, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said, after labour unrest forced the carrier to cancel its flights on Monday.
Ailing Indian carrier Kingfisher Airlines will not be allowed to fly if safety rules are not followed, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said, after labour unrest forced the carrier to cancel its flights on Monday.
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Singh said the civil aviation regulator will meet Kingfisher executives on Tuesday. He said the airline had cancelled all its flights thus far on Monday.
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First Published:Oct 01, 2012, 17:42:19 IST
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