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I don't want to hang around negatives Posted: 19 Nov 2009 04:30 PM PST After a speaking session the following transpired between Zig Ziglar & the photographer "Is that a digital camera?" Zig asked. "Yes" said the photographer… "Why?" "Because I don't want to hang around negatives" replied Zig with a mischievous grin on his face! Subscribe to get the success tips delivered daily to your email, Click here

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10 Steps For Manifestation Posted: 19 Nov 2009 05:40 AM PST This is courtesy Shalini. She is on her true path now and I firmly believe she will be one of the most sought after and effective healers in the days to come. Subscribe to My Eclat Coach by Email Manifestation is a powerful mind tool that very few actually understand. Believe it or not, your thoughts create reality and you have the power to achieve whatever you desire. We live in a world without limits. The only thing that holds you back is yourself. Many great minds have known this throughout history. Here are just a few examples: "You create your own universe as you go along" Winston Churchill "All that we are is a result of what we have thought" - Buddha "What this power is, I cannot say. All I know is that it exists." Alexander Graham Bell "Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life's coming attractions." Albert Einstein "Whatever the mind of man can conceive, it can achieve" W. Clement Stone I have comprised a list of 10 Manifestation Steps that will help you make the most from your Manifestation sessions. 1. Relax your mind, body, and soul. You should be totally relaxed and allow positive energy engulf your entire being. 2. Let your mind blockages go, and open your spiritual mind. 3. Once you reached an Altered Conscious State, it's time to Manifest. 4. Picture yourself extremely happy and satisfied where you are feeling content. 5. Imaging that you have already accomplished your goal. 6. Focus on the good feelings of reaching your dream. 7. Use only positive words and thoughts. Do not use any negative words whatsoever. 8. Linger on the good feelings, and imagine that it is really happening. 9. Speak the words and vocalize how you achieved your success. 10. Believe you already conquered your goals with all your heart. Shalini Gaba

Paramount to expand fleet, launch on-board mobile service

Aiming for a larger play in the domestic skies, Paramount Airways plans to increase its fleet fourfold by 2011 to 20 aircraft by inducting mid-sized airplanes.

Dubai debt crisis may have impact on SpiceJet

Istithmar, the private-equity arm of the Government of Dubai, invested USD 12.5 million dollars in SpiceJet in the early 2005 reports CNBC-TV18’s Sonia Shenoy. The street is having some concerns about Istithmar liquidating of this particular stake.

PEOPLE| Indian-origin official named Airline CEO of the Year

AirAsia chief executive officer Tony Fernandes, whose father is from Goa, has been named the Airline CEO of the Year (2009) by Jane's Transport Finance magazine in London.

GMR Aviation Academy appointed as Airport Council International’s Global Training Hub for the Asia Pacific Region

GMR Hyderabad International Airport Limited (GHIAL) and Airports Council International, (ACI World) Geneva, have signed an agreement for the appointment of the GMR Aviation Academy as a Global Training Hub for the Asia Pacific region.

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Encourage Others Posted: 16 Nov 2009 04:30 PM PST When you encourage others you will have more friends. Zig Ziglar Subscribe to get the success tips delivered daily to your email, Click here To read some of my thoughts on personal success visit www.myeclatcoach.com I will do whatever it takes to fulfill the highest destiny that I may bestow upon myself.  - Prabhjot Bedi Call me on +91 98720 00604 or mail me p.bedi@eclathospitality.com

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NEWS| GoAir, SpiceJet deal enters air pocket

A possible merger between low-cost carriers SpiceJet and Wadia Group-owned GoAir has hit a roadblock after the two sides failed to arrive at a consensus on valuation and branding related issues, two persons familiar with the development, told ET NOW.

SpiceJet and GoAir have an agreement of exclusive negotiations till March 2010 to execute the deal. One of the key stumbling blocks was the amount of unsecured loans on GoAir’s balance sheet, said the first person on conditions of anonymity. The other executive said the two companies were close to signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) three weeks ago, but could not agree on a share swap ratio to execute the transaction.

more at http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/transportation/airlines-/-aviation/GoAir-SpiceJet-deal-enters-air-pocket/articleshow/5237702.cms

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Domestic air traffic lifts 3.32 pc in Jan-Oct ’09

Domestic air traffic has finally shown some signs of revival with an increase of 4.64 lakh passengers in the festive month of October, according to official figures released on Thursday.

A total of 39.69 lakh passengers travelled by scheduled domestic airlines in October as aginst 35.05 lakh passengers in September. The silver lining for the aviation industry seems to be positive traffic growth of 3.32 per cent traffic from January to October 2009 as compared with the same period a year ago. The total number of domestic passengers rose to 360.09 lakh in the ten-month period from 348.51 lakh in the corresponding period of 2008.

Jet Airways and its subsidiary Jetlite led the pack by carrying around 11 lakh passengers, followed by Kingfisher with 8.23 lakh. National carrier Air India (domestic) flew 7.40 lakh passengers, Indigo came next with 5.40 lakh, Spice jet with 4.91 lakh and Go Air with 2.15 lakh passengers in the same period.

Source | http://www.indianexpress.com

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Jet, Kingfisher hike fuel surcharge

Domestic private airlines Jet and Kingfisher have hiked fuel surcharge while some others including Spice Jet may soon follow.

The fuel surcharges have been hiked by up to 200 rupees on domestic flights. The hike comes into force with immediate effect.

The fuel surcharge on flights below 1,000 kilometers has been hiked by 100 rupees while for flights above 1,000 kilometers it would be 200 rupees, the airlines said.

source| http://www.myiris.com/

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Indian Carriers Add Flights on Gradual Recovery

Kingfisher Airlines Ltd., Jet Airways (India) Ltd. and other Indian carriers are adding flights to meet a gradual revival in air travel demand worldwide, airline executives said.

New flights are being started in sectors that are showing signs of a recovery, executives at Kingfisher, Jet Airways, Air India, SpiceJet Ltd. and IndiGo Airlines told Dow Jones Newswires recently.

"We have plans to open new routes including New Delhi-London and start (more) flights to Dubai, Maldives and Colombo," said Prakash Mirpuri, Kingfisher's vice president for corporate communications.

Mr. Mirpuri added that Kingfisher will soon start flights to Ludhiana and Pantnagar cities in northern India.

source | http://online.wsj.com

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Virgin Atlantic instals fear-mitigating device for passengers

People scared of flying can now press a button on their iPhone to help them deal with their panic, as Virgin Atlantic Airways has launched an application (app) for its Flying Without Fear course which boasts a success rate of over 98 percent.

“Our first iPhone app will bring the benefits of our successful Flying Without Fear course to millions of people around the world who are now using mobile technology to make their lives better.
“The app will put many travellers at ease and enable them to prepare for their first Virgin Atlantic flight,” Richard Branson, Chairman of the Virgin Group said in a statement.
The airline developed the app with Mental Workout, a company developing software to help people resolve issues and increase mental performance.

source | http://www.vanguardngr.com

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A complaint letter sent to Sir Richard Branson, which is currently being emailed globally and is considered by many to be the world's funniest passenger complaint letter.

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JOBS| Kingfisher : Guest Relationship Officer

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Supervises development and implementation of new Guest Relations programs as assigned under the direction and supervision of the Management.
Ensures service to guest is of high quality, involvement in guest response system via mail, telephone or in person.
Ensures that lounge service providers are properly informed and prepared for daily activities, coordinates ordering, maintenance and distribution of appropriate supplies.

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NEWS| Fog engulfs Chandigarh, affects flight movements

A thick blanket of fog engulfed the city this morning throwing normal life out of gear and affecting flight movements here.

As visibility levels dropped below 600 m, Jet airways had to cancel its morning Delhi-Chandigarh-Delhi flight while Kingfisher airlines flight from Delhi to the city was delayed by over three hours, airline officials said.

Dense fog also enveloped many areas in Punjab and Haryana, MET officials said, adding Adampur and Halwara in Punjab and Ambala and Sirsa in Haryana had zero visibility in the morning.

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NEWS| Air India official accused of sexual assault in US

A senior Air India official at the John F Kennedy Airport here has been accused of sexual assault by a local woman employee of the airline.

A complaint in this regard was filed with the local authorities by a Carribean woman yesterday against Air India's airport manager Anil Sabharwal who left for New Delhi before the charge was made, sources told PTI.

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NEWS| Kingfisher starts Chennai-Salem service

After a 16-year wait, the airport at Salem in western Tamil Nadu became operational again, with Kingfisher Airlines kicking off its Chennai-Salem services on Sunday.

Puducherry is the only airport that does not have commercial services in the southern region.
The flight takes an hour to reach Salem. The Chennai-Salem flight will depart from Chennai at 2.50pm and reach Salem at 3.50pm. In the return direction, the flight will take off at 4.20pm and reach Chennai at 5.20pm. If booked seven days in advance, the fare would be Rs 2,529. For bookings within a week, the fare would range between Rs 2,859 and Rs 7,200. On the first day, the flight from Salem to Chennai was almost full barring one vacant seat.

The new service will help residents of Salem to fly to Delhi via Chennai. The Salem-Delhi air ticket via Chennai would cost Rs 6,700.

Located on a sprawling 136-acre extend donated by local traders and industrialists, the Salem airport lay in disuse since 1993 as no airline was willing to invest in this sector. The NEPC airlines started its service only to shut it down because of poor patronage.
16/11/09 Times of India

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NEWS| Paramount may buy 8 turboprop planes for up to $250 million

Chennai-based full business class airline Paramount Airways Ltd could be the only Indian carrier to place orders for planes at the five-day Dubai Air Show that ends on 19 November.

The airline plans to sign an agreement to buy at least eight turboprop planes at an estimated cost of $230-250 million (around Rs1,070-1,163 crore).
Turboprop planes are manufactured by Canada’s Bombardier Inc. and Airbus SAS subsidiary ATR.
These small planes, with seat capacity ranging from 40 to 70, will be deployed to connect smaller cities such as Cooch Behar (West Bengal), Agatti (Lakshadweep Islands), Salem and Tuticorin (both in Tamil Nadu). Bigger planes in Paramount’s fleet, including five Embraer aircraft made by Brazil’s Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica SA, cannot land on the airport runways in these cities.

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NEWS| British Airways and Iberia agreed to merge

The merger is expected to be completed in late 2010

The new group would have 419 aircraft and fly to 205 destinations.

BA chief executive Willie Walsh said: “The merger will create a strong European airline well able to compete in the 21st century. Both airlines will retain their brands and heritage while achieving significant synergies as a combined force.”

Approximately one third of the savings are expected to be revenue related - joint selling, network and revenue management benefits - with the balance coming from cost synergies in areas such as IT, fleet, maintenance and back office functions.

The combined business will be led by group CEO Walsh and a management team chosen equally from each airline.



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New Flight to Kathmandu

Effective December 2, 2009, Jet Airways, India’s premier international airline, will connect India's commercial capital with the Nepalese capital city of Kathmandu, with the introduction of its new daily services on the Mumbai-Kathmandu sector, aboard a state-of-the-art Boeing 737 aircraft.
The airline currently operates two services on the Delhi-Kathmandu sector, one a daily flight and the other operating six days a week, totaling thirteen weekly frequencies on this sector. Effective November 17, 2009, however, the airline will operate two daily flights on the Delhi-Kathmandu sector, or fourteen weekly frequencies.
Jet Airways flight 9W 266 will depart Mumbai at 0830 hrs, arriving in Kathmandu at 1115 hrs. Flight 9W 265 will then depart Kathmandu at 1245 hrs, arriving in Mumbai at 1530 hrs.

AirAsia X begins daily direct services to Kochi

Malaysia’s long-haul budget airline AirAsia X, which had started operations to Tiruchi last year, on Thursday began daily direct flights to Kochi, while two more Indian destinations will be added next week.

“We expect strong demand from customers, especially business travellers,’’ the CEO of AirAsia X, Mr Azran Osman-Rani, told reporters here on Thursday on the sidelines of the Third Kuala Lumpur International Trade Forum.

The carrier, an affiliate of AirAsia, will start flying to Thiruvananthapuram and Kolkata from next week, he said.

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Jet Airways lauches sms search for lowest fares

Jet Airways, India’s premier international airline, today announced the launch of a new and exciting initiative for guests to access to the lowest current fares on the airline network from their mobiles on any given day of travel.

Jet Airways guests may now send a simple SMS to get the lowest real-time fares available on jetairways.com on a particular sector and date. To get the lowest fare information, a guest has to send a simple message in the following format: LFS Origin Destination Date
(in dd/mm format) to 56388. E.g. LFS BOM DEL 25/11 to 56388.

AI posts Rs. 5,548.26-crore loss

The Air India Board has approved the annual accounts for 2008-09, which showed a post-tax loss of Rs.5,548.26 crore.

An official release said the accounts were considered by the Board here on Wednesday in the background of the global economic meltdown that resulted in fewer passengers and falling yields.
The International Air Transport Association had predicted that the aviation industry would lose $16.8 billion in 2008 and $11 billion in 2009 owing to weak revenue and an increase in operating costs. Reflecting the market trend, Air India’s total revenue dipped from Rs.15,252 crore during 2007-08 to Rs.13,479 crore in 2008-09 owing to the global recession and the fall in load factors and passenger yields.
The passenger load factor declined from 63.8 per cent in 2007-08 to 59.5 per cent in 2008-09. The number of passengers declined from 13.21 million in 2007-08 to 10.36 million in 2008-09, the release said.

source| 12/11/09 The Hindu

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Kingfisher, AI and GoAir get DGCA notice

Expressing ignorance about the DGCA's ban on operations on shortened runways if they are wet, an official said, "There were 23 landings and 17 departures on the runway while it rained in Mumbai, and no one told us about the DGCA's instructions.''

He added that two DGCA officials were also stationed at the airport to observe flight operations and neither interrupted the operations till the Kingfisher flight skidded off the tarmac.

"The only communication that DGCA had with ATC was on Friday when it sanctioned the `localiser approach' of landing. There was no communication after that regarding runway operations on Tuesday. Traffic controllers should have been made aware of the instructions to make them binding on airlines,'' an ATC official said. An MIAL spokesperson also denied having received any circular or intimation from DGCA.


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Malaysia Airlines To Increase Flights On KL-Bangalore Route

Malaysian Airlines is expected to increase the frequency on its Kuala Lumpur-Bangalore route gradually starting April next year to meet needs of businessmen and the tourism sector.

The national carrier is expected to increase the number of flights to five and gradually add more for flights to be on a daily basis in about a year's time, International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed told reporters yesterday.

He said he had been informed of the development by Malaysian Airlines, which is now flying four times a week on the route.

source | http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v5/newsindex.php?id=451677

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British Airways cabin crew protest at planned cuts

British Airways cabin crew voiced their anger over the company's plans to cut jobs and pay and reform working conditions as the threat of a strike just days before Christmas was raised.

Up to 2,000 members of Unite travelled from across the world to attend a mass meeting which was set to back calls for industrial action.

Workers spoke of their ''anger and frustration'' at the planned imposition of new employment contracts from November 16 on top of thousands of job cuts and a pay freeze.

source | http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelnews/6485493/British-Airways-cabin-crew-protest-at-planned-cuts.html

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Ryanair winning market share from BA, Air France and Lufthansa

Ryanair has seen increased profits over the last six months as the budget airline continues to win air traffic of more established names like BA, Air France and Lufthansa.

An increase in profit of around 80% compared to the same period last year is however slightly misleading as this is largely thanks to a reduction in fuel prices. Flight ticket prices have also fallen, but this has been negated by fuel savings.

Ryanair predict that ticket prices will continue to fall, with Michael O’Leary saying:

“It’s never going to be cheaper to fly than it will be on Ryanair this winter”.

The airline predicts a loss over the six months, but is still keen to expand in order to be well-positioned when the market takes an upturn. They are forecasting a fleet approximately one third larger in three or four years time, with around 300 planes at their disposal.

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British Airways completes move to Terminal 3

British Airways launched its final flights from Terminal 4 at Heathrow Airport last week, bidding farewell to the building after 23 years.

The airline completed a transfer of its joint operations with Qantas to Terminal 3, which now plays host to around eight per cent of British Airways' flights from London Heathrow.

Travellers can catch flights to Sydney, Bangkok and Singapore, as well as short-haul destinations such as Malaga, Lisbon and Vienna from Terminal 3 with British Airways.

The building is the designated base of the oneworld alliance at Heathrow Airport, meaning that it also hosts flights provided by carriers such as American Airlines, Cathay Pacific and Iberia.

source | http://www.justtheflight.co.uk/news/19437873-british-airways-completes-move-to-terminal-3.html

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