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Air Transat Faces Flight Suspensions Amid Pilot Strike Notice

  Air Transat has announced it will gradually suspend flights starting Monday following a 72-hour strike notice issued by its pilots’ union. The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), representing roughly 700 pilots, delivered the notice after nearly a year of unsuccessful negotiations with the airline’s parent company, Transat A.T. Inc. Background The union filed the strike notice on Sunday, giving pilots the legal right to walk off the job as early as Wednesday. Last week, pilots voted 99% in favor of strike action , underscoring their frustration over stalled contract talks. ALPA leaders emphasized that pilots do not want to strike but feel compelled to act after management failed to meet demands for a modernized agreement. Airline Response Air Transat confirmed it will begin suspending flights gradually between December 8 and 9 to prepare for a possible full shutdown. The company stated it is working “around the clock” to reach a deal and minimize disruption for trave...

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Miracle in the Wreckage: Lone Survivor Defies Death in Air India Crash

 

In a tragic accident that claimed the lives of dozens, one man defied the odds. When an Air India aircraft met disaster, leaving behind a scene of devastation, a lone survivor was miraculously thrown from the wreckage, escaping death in a way that seemed almost impossible.  

The man, whose brother perished in the crash, found himself alive amid the chaos, bruised and battered but remarkably intact. Against all expectations, he managed to walk out of the smoldering debris, seeking help. His survival is an extraordinary tale of fate, resilience, and sheer luck—one that will surely remain etched in aviation history.  

Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the crash, while the survivor, shaken but grateful to be alive, faces the difficult road ahead. His story stands as a testament to the unpredictable twists of life and the fragile boundary between survival and tragedy.

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