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As technology develops, the world shrinks. Making that statement true, while also making history, a commercial Airbus plane an A340, successfully landed in Antarctica.  The A340, operated by Hi Fly, took off from Cape Town, South Africa before flying 4,630 km to Antarctica, achieving an aviation first by successfully landing on a runway made of blue glacial ice.
Special accommodations were made to help the flight, like the runway had to have special grooves carved into it to allow for more friction and pilots also had to wear special eye gear due to the glare coming off the polar ice.

Flying into history books: Airbus flight lands on 'blue glacial ice' in Antarctica

For the first time in history, an Airbus A340 plane successfully landed in Antarctica with scientists and tourists alike. 

As technology develops, the world shrinks. Making that statement true, while also making history,&nbsp;a commercial Airbus plane an A340, successfully landed in Antarctica. &nbsp; The A340, operated by Hi Fly, took off from Cape Town, South Africa before flying 4,630 km to Antarctica, achieving an aviation first by successfully landing on a runway made of blue glacial ice.
Special accommodations&nbsp;were made to help the flight, like the runway had to have special grooves carved into it to allow for more friction and pilots also had to wear special eye gear due to the glare coming off the polar ice.

For the first time in history, an Airbus A340 plane successfully landed in Antarctica with scientists and tourists alike.&nbsp;

This is what flying like a Maharaja truly looks like. UAE-based Indian businessman and philanthropist SP Singh Oberoi was in for a surprise when he boarded a flight to Dubai from Amritsar. He found out that he was the only passenger in the aircraft.
Oberoi, who flew alone on the 3-hour Air India international flight said he felt like a &lsquo;Maharaja&rsquo;.
On travelling without any co-passengers, Oberoi said: &ldquo;If I get a chance to travel solo next time I will refuse. It is good for once in a lifetime experience. It was very boring.&rdquo; He added that he resorted to counting the number of seats and windows of the aircraft to pass the time.

Lone passenger flies like 'Maharaja' from Amritsar to Dubai

This is what flying like a Maharaja truly looks like. UAE-based Indian businessman SP Singh Oberoi was the only passenger on Air India flight to Dubai

Lone passenger flies like Maharaja from Amritsar to Dubai

This is what flying like a Maharaja truly looks like. UAE-based Indian businessman and philanthropist SP Singh Oberoi was in for a surprise when he boarded a flight to Dubai from Amritsar. He found out that he was the only passenger in the aircraft.
Oberoi, who flew alone on the 3-hour Air India international flight said he felt like a &lsquo;Maharaja&rsquo;.
On travelling without any co-passengers, Oberoi said: &ldquo;If I get a chance to travel solo next time I will refuse. It is good for once in a lifetime experience. It was very boring.&rdquo; He added that he resorted to counting the number of seats and windows of the aircraft to pass the time.

Australia resumed repatriation flights from India on Friday for its stranded citizens after a 2-week temporary ban due to the Covid crisis in the country.
40 out of the 150 passengers booked on the first such flight from New Delhi tested covid positive. Including their close contacts, a total of about 70 have been grounded and cannot fly out.
Around 10,000 Australian citizens are seeking to return home from India. Almost 1,000 of those are considered vulnerable and have been given priority to board the repatriation flights.
According to the current rules, only those who test negative will board the flights and after landing in Australia, passengers will have to undergo a strict quarantine to make sure they are not carrying the Indian variant of the coronavirus strain.
The Australian government had imposed a temporary ban along with criminal sanctions for people flying to Australia from India. The government said it was to mitigate the risk of potentially highest rates of infection on arrival and ensure that the quarantine system could receive further flights.

Australia resumes repatriation flights from India, half the passengers grounded after testing Covid +ve 

//Australia resumes repatriation flights from India&nbsp; //40 people booked on the first flight test Covid&nbsp;+ve //10,000 Australians seek to return home from India //1,000 considered vulnerable to be given priority boarding //Passengers will have to quarantine after landing&nbsp; //Australia imposed a temporary 2-week fly ban&nbsp;

Australia resumed repatriation flights from India on Friday for its stranded citizens after a 2-week temporary ban due to the Covid crisis in the country.
40 out of the 150 passengers booked on the first such flight from New Delhi tested covid positive. Including their close contacts, a total of about 70 have been grounded and cannot fly out.
Around 10,000 Australian citizens are seeking to return home from India. Almost 1,000 of those are considered vulnerable and have been given priority to board the repatriation flights.
According to the current rules, only those who test negative will board the flights and after landing in Australia, passengers will have to undergo a strict quarantine to make sure they are not carrying the Indian variant of the coronavirus strain.
The Australian government had imposed a temporary ban along with criminal sanctions for people flying to Australia from India. The government said it was to mitigate the risk of potentially highest rates of infection on arrival and ensure that the quarantine system could receive further flights.

Celebrating International Women's Day 2021, Air Alliance operated its inaugural flight from New Delhi to Bareilly in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh with an all-women crew.
The flight is the first domestic commercial one to operate to the newly constructed&nbsp;Bareilly&nbsp;airport.
The Bareilly&nbsp;flight is part of the UDAN scheme by the Government of India.
The all-women crew flight is also a first for Air Alliance.&nbsp;

 Alliance Air runs inaugural flight from Delhi to Bareilly with all-women crew

Celebrating International Women's Day 2021, Alliance Air operated its inaugural flight from New Delhi to Bareilly in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh with an all-women crew.
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Celebrating International Women's Day 2021,&nbsp; Alliance Air operated its inaugural flight from New Delhi to Bareilly in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh with an all-women crew.
The flight is the first domestic commercial one to operate to the newly constructed&nbsp;Bareilly&nbsp;airport.
The Bareilly&nbsp;flight is part of the UDAN scheme by the Government of India.
The all-women crew flight is also a first for Alliance Air.&nbsp;

A Boeing 737 Max took to the US skies on Tuesday for its first commercial flight since the fleet was ground following two deadly crashes in 2019. The American Airlines gave customers the chance to change flights if they were uncomfortable on the Max. Last month, the US aviation regulator approved changes that Boeing made to an automated flight-control system that was blamed in crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed 346 people in all. Regulators in Europe and Brazil also cleared the way for airlines to resume using the plane if certain changes were made and pilots were provided with additional training.

Boeing 737 Max takes to US skies on 1st flight since grounding

A Boeing 737 Max took to the US skies on Tuesday for its first commercial flight since the fleet was ground following two deadly crashes in 2019

A Boeing 737 Max took to the US skies on Tuesday for its first commercial flight since the fleet was ground following two deadly crashes in 2019. The American Airlines gave customers the chance to change flights if they were uncomfortable on the Max. Last month, the US aviation regulator approved changes that Boeing made to an automated flight-control system that was blamed in crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed 346 people in all. Regulators in Europe and Brazil also cleared the way for airlines to resume using the plane if certain changes were made and pilots were provided with additional training.

Historic! Israel's first commercial flight lands in Abu Dhabi

The first commercial flight took off from Israel and landed in&nbsp;UAE's&nbsp;Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;on Monday to seal the peace deal between the two nations

Israel's first commercial flight lands in Abu&nbsp;Dhabi Historic flight to&nbsp;seal peace deal between nations First Israeli Flight to also cross Saudi Arabian airspace&nbsp; UAE&nbsp;opened its direct telephone service for Israel UAE:&nbsp;3rd Arab country in Middle East to recognise Israel

The first commercial flight took off from Israel and landed in&nbsp;UAE's&nbsp;Abu&nbsp;Dhabi&nbsp;on Monday to seal the peace deal between the two nations and normalise relations. High level delegation including, Jared Kushner, US president's son-in-law, and Israel's National security advisor, Meir&nbsp;Ben Shabbat&nbsp;flew to UAE&nbsp;in an Israeli El Al airliner, Flight LY971.&nbsp; It became the first&nbsp;flight to cross the Saudi Arabian airspace, normally blocked for Israeli flights. Earlier, UAE&nbsp;opened its direct telephone service for Israel and&nbsp;also revoked the 1972 law boycotting the country.&nbsp; UAE&nbsp;is now the 3rd Arab country after Egypt and Jordan to recognise Israel since its founding in 1948.

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