Authorities in Bali are taking the latest Australian travel advisories on Indonesia in their stride. The Australian government has warned its citizens against travel to Indonesia, citing strong intelligence that there will be reprisal attacks against foreigners due to the imminent executions of three convicted Bali bombers. Bali governor Made Mangku Pastika said he was [...]
Archive for October, 2008
Bali gearing up for tense weekend ahead. Australia issues travel warning
Posted in Travel, tagged Australian government, Australian tourists, Bali, Bali Bombers, Bali Immigration Office, Indonesia, Jakarta, Java, Jetstar, Made Mangku Pastika, Ngurah Wijaya, Pacific Blue, terrorist attacks on October 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Caribbean Cruises – Relax, adventure and enjoy
Posted in Travel, tagged Caribbean Cruise, Caribbean Cruises, Directline Cruises on October 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Few travel sectors are growing as fast as cruising and today’s travelers are planning ahead, looking for information on the destinations to make the most of their cruise. Huge population of British cruisers fully rely on Tour Operators for the inside track on cruise attractions, shore excursions, ports and cultural background for each destination. Most Popular [...]
391 aircrafts will carry record 168,000 Indian Haj Pilgrims this year
Posted in Travel, tagged Al Jazira, Dawar Kudai, Hafil, Hai Al-Hijra, Haj, Haj Committee of India, Haj pilgrims, Haram, Hyderabad, Indian Haj Pilgrims, Indian pilgrims, JEDDAH, King Abdul Aziz International Airport, Madina, Makkah, moassassas, Nuzha, Prince Muhammad Bin Abdul Aziz International Airport, Saptco, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Sayeed Ahmed Baba, Shisha, tawafah establishments on October 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
JEDDAH – Haj arrangements for Indian pilgrims this year are marked by a number of new services and facilities and an increase in the number of pilgrims, according to Consulate General of India, Sayeed Ahmed Baba. “With the help of the moassassas (tawafah establishments) we have been able to accommodate all our pilgrims coming through [...]
Shatterred dreams. Kingfisher Airlines frozen pilot recruitments of ASA passed outs
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged American School of Aviation, co-pilots, Indian media, KFA, Kingfisher Airlines, pilot recruitments, Pilots on October 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It is very unfortunate what has happenned to the students of American School of Aviation but now it is turning out to be more worse for those already passed out from ASA. On-going slump in Aviation Sector all over the world has forced India’s second largest Domestic carrier Kingfisher Airlines to freeze current and further [...]
Air Hostess Training institutes in India faces tough competition from US Technical Schools
Posted in Travel, tagged Air Hostess Academy (AHA), air-hostess training, airline Industry, airports, Atin Banerjee, Aviation Industry, aviation sector jobs, cabin crew, Chandigarh, civil aviation sector, domestic carriers, Frankfinn Institute, hospitality industry, India's aviation sector, Jalandhar, Kingfisher Airlines, Ludhiana, TMI Academy, tourism sector, training of cabin crew, UB Group on October 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The boom in the India’s aviation sector that begun a few years ago resulted in institutes for training of cabin crew and others wishing to enter the aviation industry had mushroomed all over the country. Students paid lakhs of rupees as fees for the training they received at these institutes. But the financial crisis affecting [...]
A view of North American Institute of Aviation’s Notice Board
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged Aviation Scam, North American Institute of Aviation on October 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
from Benjamin J. Creel, President FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Conway, South Carolina – The North American Institute of Aviation of South Carolina, Inc., located at the Conway/Horry County Airport, regrets to announce a significant layoff of its staff members effective September 5, 2008. This layoff will result in the cessation of most training and flight activities [...]
Bali Bombers out of prison to mark the Islamic holiday Eid el Fatr
Posted in Travel, tagged 2002 Bali bombings, Amrozi, Bali, Bali Bombers, holy month, Imam Samudra, Islam, Mukhlas, Muslims, Nusakambangan Island, Out & About With Kids, religious holidays, Smiling Assassins, The Jakarta Post on October 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Bali bombers have been able to tell the world that they have no regrets over the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people, including 88 Australians. These convicted terrorists are out of jail at presently during the religious holidays, a step only the Indonesian authoritis can explain. Amrozi – who played a lead role [...]



