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In a bizarre incident, a man was blacklisted by Pakistan International Airlines for creating ruckus mid-air on a Dubai bound flight. The passenger who boarded PIA's PK-283 flight from Peshawar even got into a brawl with the flight crew.
A video, apparently shot by a crew member shows the man indulging in weird activities like taking off shirt, footwear and kicking the flight’s window. The incident reportedly took place on Sept 14.  The staff in the video is seen intervening and trying to pacify him. 
His misbehaviour did not stop at this as he lay on the aircraft’s floor with his face down later. 
The person filming the man is heard saying how the passenger started acting weird as soon as the flight cruised. 
Citing sources, ARY news reported that the man was tied to his seat as per the aviation law to bring the situation under control and avoid any escalation in the matter. 
Upon landing at Dubai airport, the passenger was taken into custody by security officials who were informed of the incident by the flight's captain.
 

WATCH: Passenger kicks window, misbehaves with crew mid-air on Peshawar-Dubai flight

His misbehaviour did not stop at this as he lay on the aircraft&rsquo;s floor with his face down later.&nbsp;

In a bizarre incident, a man was blacklisted by Pakistan International Airlines for creating ruckus mid-air on a Dubai bound flight. The passenger who boarded PIA's PK-283 flight from Peshawar even got into a brawl with the flight crew.
A video, apparently shot by a crew member shows the man indulging in weird activities like taking off shirt, footwear and kicking the flight&rsquo;s window. The incident reportedly took place on Sept 14. &nbsp;The staff in the video is seen intervening and trying to pacify him.&nbsp;
His misbehaviour did not stop at this as he lay on the aircraft&rsquo;s floor with his face down later.&nbsp;
The person filming the man is heard saying how the passenger started acting weird as soon as the flight cruised.&nbsp;
Citing sources, ARY news reported that the man was tied to his seat as per the aviation law to bring the situation under control and avoid any escalation in the matter.&nbsp;
Upon landing at Dubai airport, the passenger was taken into custody by security officials who were informed of the incident by the flight's captain.
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Civil aviation Ministery Wednesday said that normal international flight operations are expected soon. 

Civil Aviation Secy: normal international flight operations are expected ‘very soon’

Civil aviation Ministery Wednesday said that normal international flight operations are expected soon.

The Civil aviation Ministry&nbsp;Wednesday said that normal&nbsp;international&nbsp;flight operations are expected&nbsp;soon.&nbsp; The flight operations&nbsp;were&nbsp;suspended since March last year owing to&nbsp;the&nbsp;coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp; The suspension was extended till November 30, except for the&nbsp;dedicated cargo flights and commercial flights that fall under air-bubble arrangements with the destination countries.&nbsp; A top official of the ministry said that international flight services are expected to be&nbsp;normalised&nbsp;&ldquo;very soon&rdquo; and &ldquo;by the end of this year.&rdquo;&nbsp; India has entered into an air bubble pact with over 31 countries.&nbsp;

Civil aviation Ministry&nbsp;Wednesday said that normal&nbsp;international&nbsp;flight operations are expected&nbsp;soon.

International passenger flight services are expected to be normalised "very soon" and possibly by the end of this year, Civil Aviation Secretary Rajiv Bansal said on Wednesday.
Scheduled international passenger flights to and from India remain suspended since March 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic. The suspension has been extended till November 30.
Normalisation of international flights is expected "very soon" and by the end of this year, Bansal said here.
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Currently, India has air bubble arrangements with more than 25 countries for operating international flights.
Under an air bubble arrangement between two countries, international passenger flights can be operated by their respective carriers into each other's territories subject to certain conditions.
Last week, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said the government was evaluating the process for normalising international operations and asserted that it wants to return to normalcy while keeping in mind the coronavirus pandemic situation in certain parts of the world.
"I am all for regaining our space in the civil aviation arena in the world and making a hub in India and for more wide body aircraft. We will get there but bear with me and trust me, I am on your side. We will work together but in a safe environment," he had said. PTI

Canada has, for the fifth time now, extended its ban on direct commercial and private flights from India until at least September 21 amid concerns over the Delta variant of the Covid-19 virus.
The ban was first imposed on April 22 due to fears in Canada over the devastating second wave of the pandemic in India.
Transport Canada said the decision on travel from India was based on the latest advice from the Public Health Agency. It said Canada will be working closely with the government of India and aviation operators to ensure appropriate procedures are put in place to enable a safe return of direct flights as soon as conditions permit.
The latest extension of the ban was announced even as entry for fully vaccinated US citizens and permanent residents to Canada was relaxed on Monday, despite America currently recording over 100,000 new daily coronavirus cases.

Canada extends ban on direct passenger flights from India until September 21

Canada has extended its ban on direct commercial and private flights from India until at least September 21 amid concerns over the Delta variant

Canada extends ban on direct passenger flights from India till Sept 21
Canada's ban on direct flights from India for the fisth time in a row
Ban imposed&nbsp;amid concerns over the Delta variant of the Covid-19&nbsp;
Transport Canada: decision based on advice from the Public Health Agency
Procedures to ensure 'safe return of flights as soon as conditions permit'
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Canada has extended its ban on direct commercial and private flights from India until at least September 21 amid concerns over the Delta variant

Canada has, for the fifth time now, extended its ban on direct commercial and private flights from India until at least September 21 amid concerns over the Delta variant of the Covid-19 virus.
The ban was first imposed on April 22 due to fears in Canada over the devastating second wave of the pandemic in India.
Transport Canada said the decision on travel from India was based on the latest advice from the Public Health Agency. It said Canada will be working closely with the government of India and aviation operators to ensure appropriate procedures are put in place to enable a safe return of direct flights as soon as conditions permit.
The latest extension of the ban was announced even as entry for fully vaccinated US citizens and permanent residents to Canada was relaxed on Monday, despite America currently recording over 100,000 new daily coronavirus cases.

Threatening a five-year jail term or hefty fine, the Australian government temporarily barred its citizens from entering the country if they happened to be in India within 14 days of their intended arrival.
The decision was announced after a meeting of the National Cabinet on Friday and will come into force from Monday.
The move aims at keeping the coronavirus spread in check in Australia as India is facing a surge in infections cases.
The decision was based on the proportion of overseas travellers in quarantine in Australia, who have contracted the infection in India, according to Health Minister Greg hunt.
&ldquo;Failure to comply with an emergency determination under the Biosecurity Act, 2015 may incur a civil penalty of 300 penalty units, five years&rsquo; imprisonment or both,&rdquo; an official statement from the ministry said.

Covid-19: Australia to jail, fine its citizens if they return from India 

Threatening a five-year jail term or hefty fine, the Australian government temporarily barred its citizens from entering the country if they happened to be in India within 14 days of their intended arrival.

Australia to jail, fine its citizens if they return from India 

Threatening a five-year jail term or hefty fine, the Australian government temporarily barred its citizens from entering the country if they happened to be in India within 14 days of their intended arrival.
The decision was announced after a meeting of the National Cabinet on Friday and will come into force from Monday.
The move aims at keeping the coronavirus spread in check in Australia as India is facing a surge in infections cases.
The decision was based on the proportion of overseas travellers in quarantine in Australia, who have contracted the infection in India, the govt has said.

Threatening a five-year jail term or hefty fine, the Australian government temporarily barred its citizens from entering the country if they happened to be in India within 14 days of their intended arrival.
The decision was announced after a meeting of the National Cabinet on Friday and will come into force from Monday.
The move aims at keeping the coronavirus spread in check in Australia as India is facing a surge in infections cases.
The decision was based on the proportion of overseas travellers in quarantine in Australia, who have contracted the infection in India, according to Health Minister Greg hunt.
&ldquo;Failure to comply with an emergency determination under the Biosecurity Act, 2015 may incur a civil penalty of 300 penalty units, five years&rsquo; imprisonment or both,&rdquo; an official statement from the ministry said.

The United States will restrict travel from India starting next week, due to rampant spread of Covid-19 in the country, the White House said Friday. The policy will take effect from May 4.
"On the advice of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the administration will restrict travel from India," Press Secretary Jen Psaki said in a statement.The White House has cited "extraordinarily high Covid-19 caseloads and multiple variants circulating in the India" for the curbs.
US nationals, those on Green Cards, their non-citizen spouses and children below 21 years of age, are among the various categories exempted from the restrictions.

US restricts travel from India from May 4 due to Covid-19

The United States will restrict travel from India starting May 4, due to rampant spread of Covid-19 in the country

US restricts travel from India from May 4 due to Covid

The United States will restrict travel from India starting next week, due to rampant spread of Covid-19 in the country, the White House said Friday. The policy will take effect from May 4.
"On the advice of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the administration will restrict travel from India," Press Secretary Jen Psaki said in a statement. The White House has cited "extraordinarily high Covid-19 caseloads and multiple variants circulating in the India" for the curbs.
US nationals, those on Green Cards, their non-citizen spouses and children below 21 years of age, are among the various categories exempted from the restrictions.

Canada has banned all flights from India and Pakistan for 30 days due to the growing wave of Covid-19. The ban came on a day India recorded world's biggest spike in infections with over 3.15 lakh new cases. Transportation Minister Omar Alghabra announced the ban citing increased Covid-19 cases detected in travelers arriving from these countries. The ban will not apply to cargo flights, the govt said, particularly to ensure the continued shipment of vaccines, personal protective equipment and other essential goods.
While India accounts for 20% of recent air travel to Canada, more than half of all positive tests at the border were from flights arriving from the country, the health ministry said.

Canada bans flights from India, Pakistan amid Covid surge for 30 days

Canada bans flights from India, Pakistan amid Covid surge

Canada has banned all flights from India and Pakistan for 30 days due to the growing wave of Covid-19. The ban came on a day India recorded world's biggest spike in infections with over 3.15 lakh new cases. Transportation Minister Omar Alghabra announced the ban citing increased Covid-19 cases detected in travelers arriving from these countries. The ban will not apply to cargo flights, the govt said, particularly to ensure the continued shipment of vaccines, personal protective equipment and other essential goods.

Canada has banned all flights from India and Pakistan for 30 days due to the growing wave of Covid-19. The ban came on a day India recorded world's biggest spike in infections with over 3.15 lakh new cases. Transportation Minister Omar Alghabra announced the ban citing increased Covid-19 cases detected in travelers arriving from these countries. The ban will not apply to cargo flights, the govt said, particularly to ensure the continued shipment of vaccines, personal protective equipment and other essential goods.
While India accounts for 20% of recent air travel to Canada, more than half of all positive tests at the border were from flights arriving from the country, the health ministry said.

Hong Kong will ban flights from India starting April 20 till May 3 the government said in a statement Sunday. The ban comes just hours after hours officials confirmed a second local Covid-19 case involving a mutated strain of the virus.
Hong Kong has also banned flights from Pakistan and the Philippines for 14 days starting April 20,
A circuit breaker arrangement is triggered for each of the countries as there had been five or more arrivals with the N501Y mutant coronavirus strain within seven days, the government said. Under the mechanism the three countries will be designated as &ldquo;extremely high-risk.&rdquo;
People already in quarantine in Hong Kong from those three nations will be ordered to take a further test on the 26th day after arriving in the city.

Hong Kong bans all flights from India from April 20 as Covid cases spike

Hong Kong will ban flights from India starting April 20 till May 3. The 14-day ban comes just hours after officials confirmed a second local Covid-19 case involving a mutated strain of the virus.
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Hong Kong bans all flights from India from April 20 as Covid cases rise

Hong Kong will ban flights from India starting April 20 till May 3, the ban comes just hours after officials confirmed a second local Covid-19 case involving a mutated strain of the virus.
Hong Kong has also banned flights from Pakistan and the Philippines for 14 days starting April 20,
A circuit breaker arrangement is triggered for each of the countries as there had been five or more arrivals with the N501Y mutant coronavirus strain within seven days, the government said. Under the mechanism the three countries will be designated as &ldquo;extremely high-risk.&rdquo;
People already in quarantine in Hong Kong from those three nations will be ordered to take a further test on the 26th day after arriving in the city.

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