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Mediacorp

The Importance of the Airplane Safety Video

12th - Higher Ed
In this video, the speaker discusses the increase in aviation accidents and fatalities in 2018. They provide tips for passengers to increase their chances of survival, such as paying attention to safety instructions and keeping shoes on...
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Economics Explained

Do Sanctions Work?: What Can Go Wrong

9th - Higher Ed
How do they hurt the economies doing the sanctioning? What is the difference between economic sanctions and regular old trade restrictions?

What Can Go Wrong? Ultimately, will the sanctions

work?

Helping you become...
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Institute for New Economic Thinking

Should we be able to discriminate based on looks?

Higher Ed
We need to talk. Help draw the line between where markets serve the public good and where they don't belong
Instructional Video5:55
Professor Dave Explains

The Chemistry of Arynes (Benzyne)

9th - Higher Ed
In this course we've come across some surprising structures, but benzyne is one of the most surprising. It would seem impossible that a triple bond could form on a benzene ring, and in truth it can't fully form, but benzyne is a molecule...
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Curated Video

WestJet pauses install of non-reclining seats after pushback

9th - Higher Ed
A proposal to make WestJet passengers pay for the ability to recline their seats generated some blowback from both customers and airline staff.
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Curated Video

IndiGo CEO, COO Face DGCA Probe Panel Over Flight Disruptions

9th - Higher Ed
The Indigo crisis continues to impact passengers as operations struggle to return to normal. Airlines have confirmed that operations are expected to stabilise by December 10, but passengers remain frustrated amid delays and cancellations.
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IndiGo says operations expected to stabilise by December 10

9th - Higher Ed
The recent aviation crisis, linked to significant flight delays and crew issues, has brought the regulatory oversight of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) under intense scrutiny. While Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu...
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Curated Video

IndiGo chaos: What it's costing consumers? Refunds worth around $67. 7 million processed so far

9th - Higher Ed
The recent aviation crisis, linked to significant flight delays and crew issues, has brought the regulatory oversight of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) under intense scrutiny. While Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu...
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Curated Video

India's Aviation Minister Speaks At Rajya Sabha on IndiGo Choas

9th - Higher Ed
The Indigo crisis continues to impact passengers as operations struggle to return to normal. Airlines have confirmed that operations are expected to stabilise by December 10, but passengers remain frustrated amid delays and cancellations.
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Curated Video

Air Transat to wind down service as pilots’ union issues strike notice

9th - Higher Ed
Air Transat says it will begin winding down operations over the next three days after the union representing its pilots issued a 72-hour strike notice. The airline called the notice 'premature,' saying contract talks have made progress...
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Curated Video

Airline schedules return to normal but air traffic control remains short-staffed

Higher Ed
The FAA has long needed to hire 3,000 more air traffic controllers to fill vacant positions. (Scripps News)
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Curated Video

Trump Admin. Scraps Biden-Era Plan for Airline Delay Compensation

9th - Higher Ed
The Trump administration has formally withdrawn a Biden-era proposal that would require airlines to pay passengers cash compensation for significant delays.
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Curated Video

U.S. Holiday Cheer Faces Unexpected Turbulence Amid Economic Uncertainty

9th - Higher Ed
The holiday skies in the U.S. May not sparkle as brightly this year.

A new Deloitte report shows Americans are cutting back on both the number of trips and how much they’ll spend. Even high-income travelers are feeling the squeeze....
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Curated Video

Record Shutdown Hits Homes & Airports

9th - Higher Ed
The record shutdown chaos deepens, with unhappy Americans stranded at airports after more than 1,000 flights were cut on Friday.

Separately, data showed US Consumer sentiment has fallen to its lowest level in nearly three and a...
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Curated Video

Longest Government Shutdown in US History Hits Economy

9th - Higher Ed
The US government shutdown has now entered its 36th day, making it the longest shutdown in American history.

Millions of federal workers continue to face uncertainty, while political negotiations remain deadlocked in Washington....
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Curated Video

Here's how flight cancellations are expected to expand over the next week

Higher Ed
The FAA has ordered flight reductions due to the shutdown to start at 4%. That proportion is supposed to rise to 6% on Tuesday, 8% on Thursday and 10% by the end of next week. (Scripps News)
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Curated Video

What travelers need to know as shutdown hits U.S. flights

Higher Ed
The FAA is cutting U.S. flight volume at 40 airports amid the government shutdown, with 858 cancellations Friday and more expected as air traffic controllers call in sick. Airlines including United, Delta and American are offering...
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Curated Video

FAA set to cut flights at 40 US airports starting Friday

Higher Ed
Travelers at airports across the U.S. are preparing to be grounded because of the record-long federal government shutdown. (Scripps News)
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Curated Video

Air Traffic Controllers Work Without Pay as Shutdown Takes Off

9th - Higher Ed
U.S. air traffic controllers have only received partial pay and could miss their next paycheck entirely if the government shutdown continues for two more weeks.
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Curated Video

Air Traffic Turmoil: Govt Shutdown Causes Staffing Struggle

9th - Higher Ed
The Federal Aviation Administration reported staffing issues causing flight delays at several airports, including Newark and Denver.
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Curated Video

1,800 Spirit Flight Attendants Face Turbulence in Bankruptcy Shakeup

9th - Higher Ed
Spirit Airlines plans to furlough about 1,800 flight attendants as part of cost-cutting efforts during its second bankruptcy in under a year.
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Curated Video

Cyberattack cripples major European Airports

9th - Higher Ed
Air traffic across Europe was severely disrupted on Friday after a major cyberattack targeted critical check-in and boarding systems used by multiple airports, causing widespread delays, cancellations, and mounting frustration among...
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Curated Video

European airports disrupted: Cyberattack causes delays and cancellations

9th - Higher Ed
European airports disrupted: Cyberattack causes delays and cancellations
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Curated Video

Airlines may have to pay cash to air travelers for delays and cancellations

9th - Higher Ed
The plan would only impact those delays that are in the control of the airlines.