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New guidelines released to help protect meatpacking and processing workers during COVID-19 pandemic
Provided by Tyson Foods
Tyson Foods said additional workstation barriers have been installed at its facility in Logansport to protect workers.
By: Andrew Smith
Posted at 10:08 PM, Apr 26, 2020
WASHINGTON — New interim guidelines have been released to help protect those working in meatpacking and processing plants during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The interim guidelines from the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Center for Disease Control and Prevention come after plants in Indiana and across the nation were forced to closed due to outbreaks.
While the meat products employees handle don't expose them to COVID-19, working in close contact with other employees could contribute to potential exposures, according to a press release from the U.S. Department of Labor.
Information on cleaning shared tools, screening employees before they enter facilities, managing workers who have symptoms, implementing appropriate engineering, administrative, and work practice controls, personal protective equipment, and ways to practice social distancing, are included in the interim guidelines. You can read them here.
"As essential workers, those in the meatpacking and processing industries need to be protected from coronavirus for their own safety and health," said Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health Loren Sweatt, in the release. "OSHA's newest guidance document outlines steps employers can take to provide a safe and healthy workplace for workers in the meatpacking and processing industries."
Facilities developing plans to continue working should work with state and local public health officials and occupational safety and health professionals, use aspects of CDC guidance, and use guidance from other authorities or regulatory bodies as needed, according to the CDC.
In Logansport, the Tyson Fresh Meats plant is temporarily closed while its 2,200 employees are tested for the virus.
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It's not clear how many employees tested positive for the virus, but at least 586 people in Cass County, where the plant is located, have tested positive for the virus, according to data released Sunday by the Indiana State Department of Health. At least 707 people in the county have been tested for the virus.
On Friday, Indiana Packers, a pork processing plant in Delphi, announced it was temporarily closing due to concerns of the virus.
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At least 13 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in Carroll County, where the plant is located, according to data released Sunday by the Indiana State Department of Health. At least 143 people in the county have been tested for the virus.
Outbreaks of the virus have been reported at meat plants in at least seven states, according to ABC News.
Family members and others connected to employees at the Smithfield facility in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, are now reporting they have the virus, Taneeza Islam, the executive director for South Dakota Voices for Peace, told ABC News.
"The ripple effect into the community is severe," Islam said.
An estimated 10 meatpacking workers and three food processing workers have died due to COVID-19, according to a press release Thursday from the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union.


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Q: Wp7:Push notification channel URI is null We are trying to test push notifications, using the latest code from the documentation How to: Set Up a Notification Channel for Windows Phone
public HttpNotificationChannel myChannel;
public void CreatingANotificationChannel()
{
  myChannel = HttpNotificationChannel.Find("MyChannel");

  if (myChannel == null)
  {
    myChannel = new HttpNotificationChannel("MyChannel","www.contoso.com");

    // An application is expected to send its notification channel URI to its corresponding web service each time it launches.
    // The notification channel URI is not guaranteed to be the same as the last time the application ran.
    myChannel.ChannelUriUpdated += new EventHandler<NotificationChannelUriEventArgs>(myChannel_ChannelUriUpdated);

    myChannel.Open();
  }
  else // Found an existing notification channel.
  {
    // The URI that the application sends to its web service.
    Debug.WriteLine("Notification channel URI:" + myChannel.ChannelUri.ToString());
  }

  myChannel.HttpNotificationReceived += new EventHandler<HttpNotificationEventArgs>(myChannel_HttpNotificationReceived);
  myChannel.ShellToastNotificationReceived += new EventHandler<NotificationEventArgs>(myChannel_ShellToastNotificationReceived);
  myChannel.ErrorOccurred += new EventHandler<NotificationChannelErrorEventArgs>(myChannel_ErrorOccurred);
}

If HttpNotificationChannel.Find() returns null, it opens a new channel, but the ChannelUriUpdated event is never triggered.
If HttpNotificationChannel.Find() returns a channel, the ChannelUri property is null.  The sample code crashes here because it assumes the ChannelUri property to be not null.
In neither case is the ErrorOccurred event triggered.
How can i solve this problem? This problem is because of microsoft server or any thing else?
Thnks in advance
EDIT
Waiting for replay,after ten days i am suffering of null uri problem
Can any one tell me how can i solve this problem some time MSPN server give chanalk uri ans some time not i mean some time it give null reference Exception.
What  Microsoft doing?

A: If I don't go wrong, www.contoso.com it's a example URI to demonstrate that you need to put your own server URL address, but in my experience, I never use in that way. I prefer just to put
myChannel = new HttpNotificationChannel("MyChannel");

Look this example (it's in Spanish) but the codes are very clear of what you need to do to set the push notification client and service.
I hope I helped you.

A: You are testing in what mobile are Emulator,
Do you have developer account subscription for windows phone development,
Had you Developer unlocked your mobile,
Noorul.

A: I think the problem is that you are using the HttpNotificationChannel constructor of the authenticated web service, according to the documentation.
Instead, you should use the constructor that takes only one parameter, as you can check in this example
/// Holds the push channel that is created or found.
HttpNotificationChannel pushChannel;

// The name of our push channel.
string channelName = "ToastSampleChannel";

// Try to find the push channel.
pushChannel = HttpNotificationChannel.Find(channelName);

// If the channel was not found, then create a new connection to the push service.
if (pushChannel == null)
{
    pushChannel = new HttpNotificationChannel(channelName);
    ...
}

Hope it helps

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Home Sweet Home Alone Trailer From Disney+
By: Author Jenna Busch
Today, Disney has released the new trailer and poster for their upcoming film Home Sweet Home Alone. You can check out the poster below and watch the trailer in our player.
Disney+'s all-new adventure comedy Home Sweet Home Alone is a reimagining of the beloved holiday film franchise. The movie will unleash comedic mayhem this holiday season, so be sure to check out the trailer and these new images from the film today.
A Disney+ Day premiere, Home Sweet Home Alone will debut November 12, 2021 exclusively on the streaming service.
Disney+ Day is a global celebration that will come to life across The Walt Disney Company on Friday, November 12 with new content releases, fan experiences, exclusive offers and more.
The upcoming film stars Ellie Kemper, Rob Delaney, Archie Yates, Aisling Bea, Kenan Thompson, Tim Simons, Pete Holmes, Devin Ratray, Ally Maki, and Chris Parnell.
The film is directed by Dan Mazer from a screenplay by Mikey Day & Streeter Seidell, story by Mikey Day & Streeter Seidell and John Hughes based on a screenplay by John Hughes. Hutch Parker, p.g.a. and Dan Wilson, p.g.a. produce, with Jeremiah Samuels serving as executive producer.
Max Mercer is a mischievous and resourceful young boy who has been left behind while his family is in Japan for the holidays. So when a married couple attempting to retrieve a priceless heirloom set their sights on the Mercer family's home, it is up to Max to protect it from the trespassers…and he will do whatever it takes to keep them out.
Hilarious hijinks of epic proportions ensue, but despite the absolute chaos, Max comes to realize that there really is no place like home sweet home.
The new film from The Walt Disney Company will hit the streaming service on November 12, 2021.
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BlackBerry posts $965m loss
Ottawa - BlackBerry said Friday that it lost $965m in the past quarter, confirming preliminary figures showing a rapidly eroding picture for the Canadian smartphone maker.
The company, which had given a preliminary estimate for its second fiscal quarter results, acknowledged the figures were weak, but said it hopes for a turnaround with a planned $4.7bn buyout, which would take the firm private.
"We are very disappointed with our operational and financial results this quarter and have announced a series of major changes to address the competitive hardware environment and our cost structure," said Thorsten Heins, president and chief executive.
He added that the company is putting in place "the necessary changes to create the best business model" for its ailing product.
"We understand how some of the activities we are going through create uncertainty, but we remain a financially strong company with $2.6bn in cash and no debt," Heins said.
"We are focused on our targeted markets, and are committed to completing our transition quickly in order to establish a more focused and efficient company."
Revenue for quarter ending August 31 was $1.6bn, down 49% from $3.1bn in the previous quarter and down 45% from $2.9bn in the same quarter of fiscal 2013.
The company said it shipped some 5.9 million smartphones in the quarter, which is less than what Apple sold in the past weekend in the global launch of its new iPhones.
BlackBerry has said it will cut its workforce by some 40% as it seeks to restructure the company.
Colin Gillis at the research firm BCG said the results were "startling weak " and may signal the end for BlackBerry.
"While we applaud the decision to focus on retooling the company into a niche enterprise focused business, it seems years too late," he said in a note to clients.
"Just as the consumer business has crumbled, the enterprise business is also in decay in our opinion. Given the negative news flow from the company, enterprise customers are likely to shy away from committing to a struggling platform."
BlackBerry was just a few years ago considered the leader in smartphones, but has rapidly lost ground to Apple and other manufacturers, mainly using the Google Android operating system.
BlackBerry announced this week that it signed a letter of intent with a group led by Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited, which has offered to acquire the company.
Fairfax, a Canadian firm headed by billionaire Prem Watsa, is already BlackBerry's largest shareholder with approximately 10 percent of its shares.
Watsa resigned from BlackBerry's board in August when it announced a search for a suitor.
Under the proposed BlackBerry-Fairfax deal the consortium would offer $9 for each outstanding share, and Fairfax would contribute its own shares in the transaction.
A firm deal, once due diligence is completed, is expected by November 4. It also hinges on the consortium obtaining financing.
BlackBerry still has some 70 million subscribers worldwide, but most of these are using older handsets, with the newer devices on the BlackBerry 10 platform failing to gain traction.
According to research firm IDC, BlackBerry's global market share was just 2.9% in the second quarter, the lowest since the firm began tracking.
Because BlackBerry has some $2.6bn cash on hand, the Fairfax offer is worth around $2bn for the value of the enterprise, analysts point out.
While BlackBerry's newest smartphones have not sold well, analysts say its software and services are strong, especially for device management for companies with a need for strong security.
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Discussion in 'SpywareBlaster & Other Forum' started by Really Choked, Jan 20, 2003.
I ran into a small conflict problem with software and in the process of solving that I discovered something. SpywareGuard does not totaly uninstall. I shut it down first then used Add/Remove. The result is that it still shows on the ADD/REMOVE list however it does not start up( because it is uninstalled, remember) but try and open anything and you will get a warning message from Spywareguard about the definitions. Also loading windows I get the message several times (while other programs try to load). I was quite happy with the way the program worked and would have re-installed it after resolving the conflict issue until I found out that it does not uninstall properly. That puts it on the garbage list. The author has used one of the best setup compilers available and has messed up a simple script. Now all I want is to remove it from my system totally. The registry has been restored to a point prior to install and that did not solve it. Any help getting this junk out is appreciated.


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Q: How to to create a new file with specific columns from files in multiple folders in linux? I have .tsv files in more than 100 directories. I want make a single file with all the information needed from all those tsv files in the 100 directories.
For example:
Data
 |___ SOB33D
        |___ SOB33D.tsv
 |___ SOB43E
        |___ SOB43E.tsv
 |___ SOB58D
        |___ SOB58D.tsv
 |___ SOB113A
        |___ SOB113A.tsv

The data in SOB33D.tsv looks like below:
target_id         length    eff_length  est_counts
ENST00000456328.2   1657      1525.05      0
ENST00000450305.2   632       500.105      0
ENST00000488147.1   1351      1219.05    0.492522
ENST00000619216.1   68        12.9174    0.70395
ENST00000473358.1   712       580.105      0
ENST00000469289.1   535       403.105      0

SOB43E.tsv:
target_id   length  eff_length  est_counts
ENST00000456328.2   1657    1525.05 0.174591
ENST00000450305.2   632 500.105 0
ENST00000488147.1   1351    1219.05 7.70424
ENST00000619216.1   68  12.9174 0.295008
ENST00000473358.1   712 580.105 0
ENST00000469289.1   535 403.105 0

SOB58D.tsv:
target_id   length  eff_length  est_counts
ENST00000456328.2   1657    1525.05 0.282655
ENST00000450305.2   632 500.105 0
ENST00000488147.1   1351    1219.05 2.64778
ENST00000619216.1   68  12.9174 0
ENST00000473358.1   712 580.105 0
ENST00000469289.1   535 403.105 0

SOB113A.tsv:
target_id   length  eff_length  est_counts
ENST00000456328.2   1657    1525.05 0.0225974
ENST00000450305.2   632 500.105 0
ENST00000488147.1   1351    1219.05 1.35652
ENST00000619216.1   68  12.9174 0
ENST00000473358.1   712 580.105 0
ENST00000469289.1   535 403.105 0

I'm trying to use cut. I'm almost correct in doing it. I want the 1st and 2nd columns which are the same in all the files and 4th column which is different in all the files. So, I used it like below:
paste */*.tsv | cut -f 1,2,4,8,12,16 > all_samples.tsv

In the above command I took 1st and 2nd column which is same in all files and the 4th columns from all files. And the output looked like below:
Output:
target_id        length est_counts  est_counts  est_counts  est_counts
ENST00000456328.2   1657    0   0.174591    0.282655    0.0225974
ENST00000450305.2   632 0   0   0   0
ENST00000488147.1   1351    0.492522    7.70424 2.64778 1.35652
ENST00000619216.1   68  0.70395 0.295008    0   0
ENST00000473358.1   712 0   0   0   0
ENST00000469289.1   535 0   0   0   0

Expected Output:
target_id         length    SOB33D  SOB43E  SOB58D  SOB113A
ENST00000456328.2   1657    0   0.174591    0.282655    0.0225974
ENST00000450305.2   632 0   0   0   0
ENST00000488147.1   1351    0.492522    7.70424 2.64778 1.35652
ENST00000619216.1   68  0.70395 0.295008    0   0
ENST00000473358.1   712 0   0   0   0
ENST00000469289.1   535 0   0   0   0

For less number of files I can use paste, but I have 100 files in 100 directories. So, how to make a single file out of all those .tsv files in 100 directories with folder names as column names?
Any help is appreciated. thanq

A: $ cat tst.awk
BEGIN {
    FS=OFS="\t"
    numCols = 2
}
{
    if ( FNR == 1 ) {
        numCols++
        val = FILENAME
        sub("/[^/]+$","",val)
        sub(".*/","",val)
    }
    else {
        val = $4
    }
    vals[FNR,1] = $1
    vals[FNR,2] = $2
    vals[FNR,numCols] = val
}
END {
    for (rowNr=1; rowNr<=FNR; rowNr++) {
        for (colNr=1; colNr<=numCols; colNr++) {
            printf "%s%s", vals[rowNr,colNr], (colNr<numCols ? OFS : ORS)
        }
    }
}

$ awk -f tst.awk */estimate.tsv
target_id       length  SOB33D  SOB43E
ENST00000456328.2       1657    0       0.174591
ENST00000450305.2       632     0       0
ENST00000488147.1       1351    0.492522        7.70424
ENST00000619216.1       68      0.70395 0.295008
ENST00000473358.1       712     0       0
ENST00000469289.1       535     0       0

The above was run using this input (all spaces are tabs):
$ head */estimate.tsv
==> SOB33D/estimate.tsv <==
target_id       length  eff_length      est_counts
ENST00000456328.2       1657    1525.05 0
ENST00000450305.2       632     500.105 0
ENST00000488147.1       1351    1219.05 0.492522
ENST00000619216.1       68      12.9174 0.70395
ENST00000473358.1       712     580.105 0
ENST00000469289.1       535     403.105 0

==> SOB43E/estimate.tsv <==
target_id       length  eff_length      est_counts
ENST00000456328.2       1657    1525.05 0.174591
ENST00000450305.2       632     500.105 0
ENST00000488147.1       1351    1219.05 7.70424
ENST00000619216.1       68      12.9174 0.295008
ENST00000473358.1       712     580.105 0
ENST00000469289.1       535     403.105 0


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Front page > Information > Terms & Conditions
Air India Express' Terms & Conditions of Carriage
1.1. Meanings
In these Terms & Conditions, these particular expressions have the following meanings:
"Authorised Agent" means a passenger sales agent who has been appointed by us to represent us in the sale of carriage by air on our services." The authority of the agent is limited only to the sale of a ticket and booking of a flight on the service of the carrier in accordance with all the rules.
"Baggage" or "baggage" means your personal property accompanying you in connection with your trip. Unless otherwise specified, it includes both your Checked and Unchecked Baggage;
"Baggage Check" means a document issued to Passenger by us as a receipt for Checked Baggage and which relate to the carriage of Checked Baggage and includes the Baggage Identification Tag.
"Baggage Identification Tag" means a document issued by us solely for identification of Checked Baggage.
"Checked Baggage" means baggage of which we take custody and for which we have issued a Baggage Identification Tag; it is also sometimes referred to as "registered baggage".
"Check-in Deadline" means the time limit specified by us by which you must have completed check-in formalities and received your boarding pass.
"Conditions of Contract" means those statements contained in or delivered with the Itinerary, identified as such and which incorporate by reference, these Terms & Conditions and notices available at our offices and check-in counters.
"Damage" includes death, bodily injury to a passenger, delay, loss, partial loss or other damage, arising out of or in connection with carriage or other services incidental thereto performed by us
"Itinerary Receipt" means the document we issue to Passenger that includes the Passenger's name, flight information, payment details, Conditions of Contract and notices.
"Passenger"," you", "your" and "yourself" means any person, except members of the crew, carried or to be carried in an aircraft with our consent.
"Regulations" means any regulations, terms or conditions specified in writing by us from time to time.
"Sector" means the flight from the airport at the point of origin to the airport at the point of destination.
"Seat" means a seat in our aircraft.
"Tariff" means our fares and charges published electronically or on paper
"Ticket" means the Itinerary receipt issued by us or on our behalf and including the payment details, Conditions of Contract and notices contained in it.
"Terms & Conditions" means these Terms and Conditions of Carriage.
"Unchecked Baggage", means any baggage other than Checked Baggage including all items brought by you into the aircraft cabin
"We", "our", "ourselves", "us" and "Carrier" means Air India Express
"Website" means the internet site www.airindiaexpress.in provided by us for the purpose of Passengers making online bookings and to access information about us
1.2. Captions
The title or caption of each article of these Terms & Conditions is for convenience only and is not to be used for interpretation of the text.
Article 2 : Applicability
These Terms & Conditions apply to the carriage by air or by other means of transportation including surface transportation of Passengers and Baggage performed by us or on our behalf and to any liability we may have in relation to that carriage and transportation.
2.2 Terms & Conditions Prevail
Except as provided in these Terms & Conditions, in the event of inconsistency between these Terms & Conditions and our Conditions of Contract or any other regulations we may have dealing with particular subjects, these Terms & Conditions shall prevail.
The language of these Terms & Conditions is English and even though there may be translations of these Terms & Conditions in other languages, English shall be the sole language used in the interpretation of these Terms & Conditions
Article 3 : Tickets / Itinerary
3.1 Prima Facie Evidence of Contract
The Itinerary receipt is prima facie evidence of the contract for carriage between passenger and us. The Itinerary, these Terms & Conditions and our Conditions of Contract (including applicable Tariffs) together constitute the terms and conditions of the contract of carriage between you and us.
3.2 Validity
The Itinerary receipt is only valid for the Passenger(s) named and the flight specified therein.
3.3 Identity
We will provide carriage only to the Passenger(s) named in the Itinerary receipt or Electronic Ticket. You will be required to produce the soft/ hard copy of the ITR/e-ticket along with appropriate identification documents to gain access to the airport and for check-in.
3.4 Passport/ Visa & OK TO BOARD
All International Passengers should have a valid Passport and an appropriate Visa to the country of travel. Any passenger with a tourist visa should have a return/ onward ticket and his passport should be valid for 6 months from the date of travel. The onus of responsibility for all travel documents lies with the passenger himself; he/ she should check all travel related documents before purchasing the ticket. The passenger shall ensure to produce all travel related documents as appropriate to the country of travel.
The airline shall not be held liable for any deportations due to non-production of bonafide documents.
Foreign Nationals entering India should ensure to check their visa and passport before ticketing, as all airports in India might not have the 'Visa on Arrival'"/ E-visa facility. These details may be confirmed from an authorized travel agent or from the website of the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, before booking a ticket. Some nationalities are perimtted to arrive at specified airports only.
Foreign Nationals of the eligible countries/ territories may apply for E-visa on-line minimum 4 days in advance of the date of arrival with a window of 120 days, they should at the time of travel carry a copy of electronic travel authorization (ETA) along with him/ her. Passengers should confirm their ETA status is shown as GRANTED before booking a ticket.
Foreign Nationals entering India by applying for Visa On-line (E-Visa) should ensure that they have received their confirmation of having been issued with an on-line Visa and it is valid for the destination and which will be accepted at the destination airport. Foreign Nationals who can apply for E-visa and Indian airports where E-visa is accepted is available at https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html. Any clarifications or doubts in regard to E-visa may be obtained from indiatvoa@gov.in
The onus of responsibility for the correct travel documents is with the traveler hence it is hereby advised that the passenger before entering/ leaving India should ensure that his/her visa and other documents are in order before embarking for the travel. Air India Express shall not be responsible for any deportations or non- acceptance in case of improper documents or for any other reasons.
3.5. OK to Board
Indian passport holders holding passport with ECR status and is travelling on Tourist Visa/ paper visas must get "OK to Board" message updated in their PNRs. Kindly get in touch with your travel agent or our contact centre for the same.
We request all passengers to check and confirm from the consulate of the respective country for exact travel requirement and formalities.
Article 4 :Fares
Fares apply only to carriage from the origin airport to the destination airport. Fares exclude ground transport services between airports and between airports and town terminals unless otherwise specifically stated by us. We are strictly a point-to-point carrier and shall not be responsible to you for any connecting flights. We shall not be liable to you for your failure to meet any connecting flights. Your fare will be calculated in accordance with our Tariffs in effect on the date of payment of your ticket for travel on the specific dates and itinerary shown on it.
4.2 Infants
An infant under the age of 2 years (on the date of travel) booked will be charged infant fares and/or at the prevailing administration fees per sector provided he/she sits on an adult's lap. Only one infant is allowed for one adult. No baby seats, basssinets or perambulators are allowed on board the aircraft. No seats are provided for infants.
The infant should be at least 14 days old before air travel.
4.3 Taxes fees and Charges
Applicable taxes, fees and charges imposed by government or other authority, or by the operator of an airport, shall be payable by you. At the time you purchase your Ticket, you will be advised of taxes, fees and charges not included in the fare, most of which will normally be shown separately on the Ticket. The taxes, fees and charges imposed on air travel are constantly changing and can be imposed after the date of Ticket issuance.
If there is an increase in a tax, fee or charge shown on the Ticket, or if a new tax, fee or charge is imposed even after Ticket issuance, you will be obliged to pay it. Further, in case any fee or taxes inadvertently not collected at the time of booking, will also be payable by passengers either at city office or at airport at the time of check-in.
4.3.1 Convenience fee
A Non-Refundable convenience fee will be applicable per passenger per segment for all the online transactions including modification of PNRs.
Convenience fee is a charge levied on the sale of a ticket by the airline towards maintaining and operating the online booking system, so as to enable the passengers to book the air tickets online while using a credit/debit card or net banking.
BHD 3
KWD 2
OMR 3
QAR 30
SAR 30
SGD 7
Fares and charges are payable in the currency specified with our published fares unless otherwise specifically stated by us.
4.5 Accuracy
All fares, flight schedules and routes published are correct at the time of publication. We reserve the right to revise any fares and flight schedules at any time and from time to time without prior notice.
4.6 Applicable Fares
Applicable fares are those published by us or on our behalf, whether electronically or by way of other medium. Fares may exclude administration fees, service charges and other charges unless otherwise specifically stated by us.
Article 5 : Booking of Seats
5.1 Confirmation of Booking
The booking of a seat is confirmed after full payment of the fare is made and after we issue you a booking number and/or the confirmation is reflected in the Itinerary receipt.
Please maintain a record of your confirmation/ PNR number as this will be required to retrieve your itinerary receipt in case you do not recieve it in the e-mail.
5.2 Group Bookings
These are governed by specific terms that vary from time to time. Please mail us at ixgroup@airindiaexpress.in for further details.
5.3 Flight Modifications/ Changes
Based on the fare you have purchased, modification charges will be applicable. For further details, please refer cancellation and refund policy
No change or modification of the booking will be possible from 12 hours prior to departure. Outside of 12 hours prior to the scheduled flight departure time, you are allowed to change the date of the flight subject to certain Fare Basis rules/ charges applicable to the fare conditions.
If the new flight booked is in a lower fare class than that of the cancelled booked flight, the difference in fares will not be refunded to the passenger and if the new flight booked is in a higher fare class than that of the cancelled booked flight, the difference in fares shall be paid by the passenger before the cancellation or change can be made.
5.4 Cancellation and Refunds
If you do not wish to travel, you must cancel your booking at least 24 hours prior to scheduled departure of the flight to be eligible for a refund. Refund will be made to you subject to applicable cancellation charges. Please note that cancellation policy is subject to change without notice.
Air India Express offers different types of fares.
1. Express Value
Modification Charges: INR 2500 or equivalent will be charged as a date change fee per passenger per sector for international flights and INR 1100 or equivalent will be charged as a date change fee per passenger per sector for domestic flights** provided the modification is done atleast 12 hours prior the scheduled departure time.
Cancellation Charges:
Cancellation charges for International flights
Cancellation charges for Domestic flights
96 hours or more prior to departure time INR 4000/- or its equivalent in local currency + Convenience Fee per Passenger per Segment INR 2500/- or its equivalent in local currency + Convenience Fee per Passenger per Segment
96 hours to 24 hours prior to departure INR 4500/-or its equivalent in local currency + Convenience Fee per Passenger per Segment INR 3000/-or its equivalent in local currency + Convenience Fee per Passenger per Segment
Less than 24 hours prior departure time/No show passenger 100% of (Basic Air Fare + Fuel Surcharge) + Convenience Fee per passenger per segment 100% of (Basic Air Fare + Fuel Surcharge) + Convenience Fee per passenger per segment
Wherever the Charge is in excess of the sum of {Basic + YQ/Fuel Surcharge}, 100% of Basic & Fuel Surcharge + Transaction/ Convenience Fee will be deducted.
2. Express Flexi.
Modification Charges: Nil- Unlimited Changes allowed**, provided the modification is done atleast 12 hours prior the scheduled departure time.
Wherever the cancellation charge is in excess of the sum of {Basic + Fuel Surcharge}, 100% of Basic & Fuel Surcharge + Transaction/ Convenience Fee will be deducted.
3. Express Promo.
Modifications may or may not be allowed. Please check the fare rules.
Cancellation Charge : 100% of (Basic Air Fare + Fuel Surcharge) + Transaction/ Convenience Fee
4. Express Repatriation/VBM Fares.
Passengers booked on repatriation/VBM flights can modify their bookings up to 12 hours before departure with normal date change fee. Fare difference if any will apply.
Cancellation of these bookings will attract a 100% penalty. Only non airline taxes will be refunded.
** For all the fare types,
(i) If the new flight booked is in a lower fare class than that of the cancelled booked flight, the difference in fares will not be refunded to the passenger;
(ii) If the new flight booked is in a higher fare class than that of the cancelled booked flight, the difference in fares shall be paid by the passenger before the cancellation or change can be made.
Please note that these rules are subject to change without notice.
5.5. Payment
Fares must be paid in full when a booking is made. In the event that the fare has not been paid in full when a booking is confirmed for any reason whatsoever, we reserve the right to cancel the booking prior to check-in and/or to disallow you to board the aircraft.
5.6 Personal Data
You hereby acknowledge and agree that your personal data has been given to us for the purposes of making bookings for carriage and providing you with confirmation of that booking, providing and developing ancillary services and facilities, facilitating immigration and entry procedures, accounting, billing and auditing, checking credit or other payment cards, security, administrative and legal purposes, credit card issuance, systems testing, maintenance and development, statistical analysis, and helping us in any future dealings with you. For these purposes, by entering into a contract of carriage with us you authorize us to retain and use your personal data and to transmit it to our own offices, authorized agents and third party business associates, government agencies, other carriers or the providers of the services mentioned above.
5.7 Seating
Air India Express offers the facility to pre-select a seat (on most sectors) of your choice while making a booking or upto 12 hours prior to departure by clicking on our Manage my Booking' by paying a nominal fee. You can also opt for seat assignment at the time of check-in at the airport at no additional charges.
Seats available for pre-selection:
Seat Type Seat Rows INR AED BHD KWD MYR OMR QAR SAR SGD USD
Window, Middle & Aisle 1 & 15* 1000 52 5.25 5 57 5.5 52 52 18.5 14
14* 900 50 5 5 52 5 50 50 16.75 12.5
2 & 3 500 26.25 2.65 2.1 29 2.7 26.25 26.25 9.25 7
Window & Aisle 4 to 10 450 25 2.375 2 26 2.45 25 25 8.5 6.5
11 to 31 300 16 1.6 1.5 18 1.65 16 16 5.75 4.25
Middle 4 to 10 300 16 1.6 1.5 18 1.65 16 16 5.75 4.25
11 to 31 100 5.5 0.75 0.75 6 0.75 5.5 5.5 2 1.5
* Emergency exit rows viz. Rows 14/15 or 15/16; depending on the configuration of the aircraft, shall be assigned only to able bodied passengers and Children above the age of 16 due to safety requirements. Customers with special needs, together with the elderly, frail, or any other customer who in our reasonable opinion would be unable to assist in the event of an emergency will not be seated at or adjacent to an Emergency exit.
Air India Express reserves the right to re-assign seats at anytime as may be necessary for security, safety and operational reasons.
All seat charges are non- refundable on cancellations and non- transferable on modifications.
5.8 Code Share Bookings with Air India.
Air India Express and Air India together operate one way code share flights on select sectors wherein Air India Express is the operating carrier. Air India promotes these flights with a 4 digit flight number on their website and GDS distribution channels.
Since Air India Express is the operating carrier, the terms and conditions set forth on Air India Express website will be applicable to passengers booked under their code share flight.
Passengers need to contact Air India Express 24 x7 contact center or city offices to book Air India Express ancillary products and wheel chairs for their code share flights.
Article 6 : Check-In and Other Requirements Of Carriage
6.1 Check-In Conditions and Closure of Counters
All Our Flights depart and arrive from/at International Terminals.
Our check-in counters are open 3 hours prior to the scheduled flight departure time. The counters close 60 minutes before the scheduled flight departure time.
Check-in deadlines may vary at different airports and for particular flights. It is your responsibility to ensure that you comply with these deadlines particulars of which will be available at the time you make your booking.
In any event, without derogating from the generality of other provisions of these Terms & Conditions governing the right of refusal of carriage, we reserve the right not to allow you to check in without any liability to you and without having to refund to you any fare paid:
if you attempt to check in after closure of the check-in counters;
if you fail to have proper identification or fail to identify yourself to our staff;
if you fail to have the proper documents, permits, visa, necessary for travel to a particular place or country;
if you have not fully paid any fare or other fees or charges due to us;
if you have misbehaved with our staff or caused disturbance at our counter or have abused our staff whether physically or verbally;
if the Government or other authorities prohibits your checking in or boarding the aircraft;
if in our judgment, you are not fit to travel due to drunkenness or any obvious adverse medical condition; and/or
if in our judgment, you are not medically fit to travel or your medical condition poses or could pose a danger or threat to the health of other passengers.
6.2 Connection Flights
Connecting Flights – Check-in baggage for Passengers booked on connecting flights designated as (INTL) International will be tagged to the final destination. Passengers will have to clear Immigration/ Customs formalities at the origin /final point of embarkation/disembarkation.
Check-in baggage for Passengers booked on connecting flights designated as Domestic (DOM) will be tagged to the connecting point.
Passengers may refer to the Connections Page for information on Domestic (DOM) / International (INTL) flights.
6.3 Boarding
You must be at the boarding gate at least 60 minutes before the scheduled departure time. Boarding Gates will Close 20 minutes before the departure time.
6.4 No-show
If you fail to check in on time or fail to board the aircraft by the time the aircraft door closes, the fare and the transaction fee you paid will not be refunded to you for any reason whatsoever. However, non-airline taxes paid will be refunded in full.
6.5 Compliance
You are solely responsible for complying with all laws, regulations, orders, demands and requirements of countries flown from, into or over and with our Terms & Conditions, notices and instructions given by us relating thereto. We shall not be liable in any way whatsoever to you in connection with obtaining necessary documents or complying with such laws, regulations, orders, demands, notices, requirements or instructions, whether given orally or in writing or otherwise, or for the consequences to you resulting from your failure to obtain such documents or to comply with such laws, regulations, orders, demands, notices, requirements or instructions.
In accordance with the COVID-19 protocols laid out by the Government of India, all passengers are requested to wear masks properly by covering their nose and mouth, throughout the journey from entering the departure airport to exiting the arrival airport. Passengers wearing masks incorrectly or violating the protocols inside the aircraft may be de-boarded and will not be allowed to travel. Failure to comply with the regulations shall invite action under Civil Aviation Requirements (CAR) Section 3 Series M Part VI.
Onboard the aircraft, if a passenger does not adhere to wearing of mask properly even after repeated warnings, he/she may be de-boarded from the flight before departure. In case any passenger on board an aircraft refuses to wear a mask or violates the COVID 19 protocols for passengers even after repeated warnings, during the course of the flight, such passenger will be treated as an "Unruly Passenger" as defined in para 3.1 of Civil Aviation requirements (CAR) Section 3 Series M Part VI (dated 8 September 2017) and the procedure in respect of handling such unruly passenger, as provided in above mentioned CAR, will be followed the airline.
6.6 Travel Documents
You are responsible for obtaining and must possess and have available for presentation as required by the relevant authorities all entry and exit, health and other documents required by law, regulations, order, demands or requirements of the countries flown from, into or over. We reserve the right to refuse carriage, at any stage, to any Passenger who has not complied with, or whose documents do not appear to comply with, such applicable laws, regulations, orders, demands or requirements.
6.7 Refusal of Entry
You agree to pay the applicable fare and/or penalties or fines whenever we, on order of any Government or immigration authority, are required to return you to your point of origin or elsewhere, owing to your inadmissibility into a country, whether of transit or destination. In such circumstances we will not refund the fare to you and the Airline shall not take any responsibility for this inadmissibility.
6.8 Passenger Responsible for Fines, Detention Costs, etc.
If we are required to pay or deposit any fine or penalty or to incur any expenditure by reason of your failure to comply with laws, regulations, orders, demands or other travel requirements of the countries flown from, into or over or to produce the required documents, you shall on demand reimburse to us any amount so paid or expenditure so incurred or to be paid. We may apply towards such payment or expenditure the value of any carriage unused by you, or any funds due to you in our possession.
6.9 Security Inspections
You shall submit to any security or health checks by Government or airport officials or by us.
Article 7: Terms Of Carriage
7.1 Right to refuse carriage
We may refuse carriage of you or your baggage for reasons of safety or if, in the exercise of our reasonable discretion, we determine that:
such action is necessary for reasons of safety or security;
such action is necessary in order to comply with any applicable laws, regulations or orders of any state or country to be flown from, into or over;
your conduct, status, age or mental or physical condition or the physical condition of your baggage is such as to (i) require special assistance or (ii) cause harm, discomfort or make yourself objectionable to other passengers or our crew or (iii) involve any hazard or risk to yourself or other persons or to property;
you have committed misconduct on a previous flight and such conduct may be repeated;
you have not observed, or are likely to fail to observe, our instructions;
you have refused to submit to a security check;
the applicable fare or any charges or taxes payable have not been paid;
the payment of your fare is fraudulent;
you do not have the proper documents for travel;
the booking of our Seat has been done fraudulently or unlawfully or has been purchased from a person not authorized by us;
the credit card by which you paid for the fare has been reported lost or stolen;
the Itinerary receipt or booking or Electronic Ticket is counterfeit or fraudulently obtained;
the Itinerary receipt has been altered by anyone other than us or our authorized agent, or has been mutilated (in which case we reserve the right to retain such documentation); and/or
the person checking in or boarding cannot prove that he is the person named as the passenger on the flight(we reserve the right to retain such Itinerary receipt in this circumstance).
7.2 Unaccompanied Child
Children between age 5 and 16 will be accepted for carriage as an Unaccompanied Minor in Air India Express, provided all necessary documentation and formalities are provided/completed. Unaccompanied Minor bookings must be made only through Airport/ City office, any other booking method will require you to cancel and rebook it at the Airport/ City office again. Click here for unaccompanied minor request for carriage form
Children below age of 12 years traveling with anyone other than their parents will have to submit an Indian Embassy (Destination Point) attested letter stating so.This is a requirement of the Indian Emigration authorities when travelling international from India.
The requirements are not exhaustive. Please check with the concerned government authorities of the respective countries prior your travel for the latest updates and required documentation.
Procedure for Children & Minors (18 years or below) traveling to UAE without their parent(s)
Effective 1st June, 2018, General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs-Dubai (Immigration) has notified the implementation of the following procedure with regard to children & minors (18 years or below) traveling to UAE without their parent(s)
All minors (18 years and below) would need to have an authorization form filled from their parents with relevant details of their address abroad and in the UAE and information about who would be receiving them in the UAE as they are not travelling with their parent(s).
In case the minor is travelling with any another family member other than their parent(s), an authorization letter from the parents or the guardian is still required.
The minor would be deported if UAE/ Indian Immigration suspect an illegal activity and the information provided are not sufficient to address that. In which case, the normal INAD process and subsequent fines would be applied
7.3 Special Assistance
Acceptance for carriage of incapacitated persons, persons with illness or other people requiring special assistance is subject to prior arrangement with us. Passengers with disabilities who have advised us of any special requirements they may have at the time of booking of the Seat and been accepted by us, shall not subsequently be refused carriage on the basis of such disability or special requirements. We may charge a fee for providing these special requirements.
7.4 Wheelchair
In order not to violate the civil rights of passengers with disabilities, for a barrier free environment, no charges will be levied for the use of wheelchairs and other assistance at all Indian Airports for passengers travelling in Air India Express flights. Ground Handling Agents in certain countries charge for Wheel Chair Assistance and these charges at these destinations have to be paid by the passenger.
Passengers shall be allowed carriage of assistive devices weighing up to 15 Kgs Free of Charge, as additional baggage subject to the limitation of the aircraft.
Battery powered wheel chairs or other similar mobility aids for use by passenger whose mobility is restricted by a disability, their health or age, or a temporary mobility problem (e.g. Broken leg) with Non-Spillable Battery or with batteries which comply with special provision A123 and A199 (as per current edition of IATA DGR Manual Chapter 4.4) shall be accepted for carriage as checked baggage subjected to conditions. Passenger need to seek approval from Air India Express for the carriage.
Note: Wheelchairs fitted with spillable battery will not be accepted on Air India Express flight.
Efforts shall be made to carry passenger's own wheel chair/ assistive devices in the cabin, subject to space availability. If the same cannot be carried in the passenger cabin, these must be loaded in the baggage holds. Such items will be properly identified and tagged.
7.5 Stretcher Case Requirements
In case a Passenger requires a stretcher on board due to medical condition he/ she should download the medical information form (MIDIF) and the same should be filled and signed by a registered medical practitioner. The request for stretcher case travel with the duly filled MEDIF should be submitted to the nearest Air India Office before 72 hours, which is the minimum time taken for obtaining clearances from our medical and engineering departments.
7.6 Expectant Mothers
An expectant mother in good health will be accepted for transportation up to and including the 27th week of pregnancy.
At the time of making the booking, if the pregnancy is beyond 28th weeks and with the anticipation of normal delivery, the expectant mother will be accepted for travel up to and including the 35th week of pregnancy, i.e., up to, at least 5 weeks prior to the expected date of confinement. A medical certificate should be obtained from the attending Obstetrician dated not more than 3 days prior to departure stating that she is fit to travel.
Expectant mothers with multiple pregnancies or with a history of complicated pregnancy will not be accepted for travel after the 32nd week.**
**1. Multiple pregnancy refers to twins, triplets etc.
**2.Complicated pregnancy refers to cases where on previous occasions a mother has experienced difficulty and has had a complicated delivery.
In case of the pregnancy beyond 35 weeks, passenger may be accepted for transportation only on urgent or compassionate grounds, with the authority of the Executive Director – Air India Medical Services, after filling the (MIDIF) form.
7.7 New Born Baby
Exceptionally, for life saving treatment for the new born, the mother and child can be accepted for travel, before 14 days, with a medical certificate of the Obstetrician and a Pediatrician. These passengers have to be accompanied by a doctor.
In such cases also, an Indemnity has to be obtained from the passenger, as in the case of MEDA passengers.
Article 8: Baggage Information
8.1 Air India Express's Baggage Policy
Important Notice to all passengers
Luggage is designed to protect its content. Please note that your baggage may show signs of fair wear and tear as a result of normal baggage handling. You are therefore advised to use baggage that is of a suitable strength and durability to withstand such handling.
Air India Express shall have no liability for fair wear and tear caused to baggage including but not limited to minor cuts, scratches and dents or damage to items protruding from the baggage such as handles, wheels, labels and straps. In addition, Air India Express shall have no liability for damage caused to baggage that is over packed.
Air India Express's liability for delay, loss or damage to baggage may be limited by International Conventions unless a higher value is declared in advance and additional charges are paid.
In order to save your baggage from any Damage/ Loss/ Delay, please Do Not Include Items of Value/ Importance inside your checked baggage such as: Personal Computers/ Laptops/ Portable Electronic Devices/ iPods/ iPads/ Cell Phones/ Fragile/ Perishable Goods/ Prescription Drugs/ Currency/ Negotiable Documents/ Securities/ Passports/ Visa Business Documents/ Identification Papers/ Jewellery/ Precious Metals/ Silverware/ Antiques/ Heirlooms/ Artifacts/ Valuables/ Samples/ House and/or Car Keys/ Certificates/ Photography/ Musical Instruments.
For safe travel of passengers in relation to COVID-19, Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, India is now permitting passengers to carry 350 ml liquid sanitizer in the cabin baggage for travel within India and for outbound flights from India upto 12th August, 2020. Carriage of other liquid items / gel/ paste or items of similar consistency is restricted to 100 ml.
Above Items should be carried in Carry-on / Hand Baggage.
Carriage of such articles in Checked-in Baggage without knowledge of the Airline shall be at your risk, cost and consequences.
Air India Express may refuse carriage of items described in `Items not acceptable as baggage' and may refuse further carriage of any such items on discovery thereof.
Carriage of baggage may also be refused because of its size, shape, weight or character. Unless advance arrangements for carriage have been made, baggage which is in excess of the applicable free baggage allowance may be carried on later flights.
Air India Express may also refuse to accept baggage as checked baggage unless it is properly packed in suitcases or other suitable containers to ensure safe carriage with ordinary care and handling.
For reasons of safety and security, Air India Express may request the passenger to permit a search to be made of his/her baggage and may search or have searched the passenger's baggage in his/ her absence if the passenger is not available for the purpose of determining whether his/ her baggage contains any objectionable items. If the passenger is unwilling to comply with such a request, the carrier may refuse to carry the baggage.
Items which are likely to endanger the aircraft or persons or property on board the aircraft, such as those specified in the Dangerous Goods Regulations of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and in our Terms & Conditions and Conditions of Contract.
Fragile or perishable items;
Live or dead animals;
Human or animal remains;
Fresh or frozen seafood or other meats provided that such items may be carried on board as hand luggage only if we are satisfied that they have been properly packed. Strictly only styrofoam and/or cooler boxes that contain dry food/non-perishables are allowed to be checked-in after inspection of contents by relevant authorities. Should passengers refuse inspection, we have the right to reject admission of luggage;
Firearms and ammunition;
Explosives, flammable or non-inflammable gas (such as aerosol paints, butane gas, lighter refills) refrigerated gas (such as filled aqualung cylinders, liquid nitrogen), flammable liquids (such as paints, thinners, solvents) flammable solids (such as matches, fire lighters), organic peroxides (such as resins), poisons, infective substances (such as viruses, bacteria), radioactive material (such as radium) corrosive materials (such as acid, alkali, mercury, thermometers), magnetic substances, oxidizing materials (such as bleaches).
Weapons such as antique firearms, swords, knives and similar items provided that such items may be allowed as checked baggage at our absolute discretion for very special reasons. These cannot be carried into the aircraft for any reason whatsoever.
All personal motorized transportation devices using Lithium-ion batteries, including, and similar to hover-boards, Segways, Airwheels, Solowheels, Mini-Segway, balance wheels, self-balancing boards, balance gliders are prohibited for transportation as check-in or carry-on baggage.
8.3 Valuable and Fragile Goods
Passengers are strongly advised not to check in such items as baggage. If they are checked in as baggage, passengers agree they send for carriage such items at their own risk. Such items include Electrical/ Electronic devices such as Personal Computers, Laptops, Portable Electronic Devices, iPods, iPads, Cell Phones, Fragile items such as glasswares, crockery, Perishable items such as cooked food, raw food materials, Prescription Drugs, Currency, Negotiable Documents, Securities, Passports, Visa, Business Documents, Identification Papers, Jewellery, Precious Metals, Silverware, Antiques, Heirlooms, Artifacts, Valuables, Samples, House and/or Car Keys, Certificates, video equipments, camera, Photography, Musical Instruments and other identification documents, title deeds, artifacts, manuscripts and the like.
8.4 Right to Search
For reasons of safety and security, we may require you to undergo a search, x-ray or other type of scan on your person or your Baggage. We reserve the right to search your Baggage in your absence if you are not available, for the purpose of determining whether you are in possession of or whether your Baggage contains any unacceptable or prohibited items. If you refuse to comply with such searches or scans we reserve the right to refuse carriage of you and your Baggage without refund of fare to you and without any other liability to you. In the event that a search or scan causes injury to you or damage to your Baggage, we shall not be liable for the same.
8.5 Checked Baggage
The total of the length ,breadth and height (Length + Breadth + Height) of the individual baggage shoud not exceed 62 inches. (158 cms).
As per Labour Laws prevalent worldwide, no single piece of baggage is to be accepted as checked baggage, if it weighs more than 32 Kgs. / 70 lbs.
Passengers are strongly advised to refrain from carrying Carton boxes / baggage's in odd shapes / size and baggage's which are not properly packed. Certain Airports restrict carriage of carton boxes. The Airline shall not be responsible for any damages or for not having carried the said baggage.
Baggage that needs to be checked-in must have your name or other personal identification affixed securely to it and should be within the specified weight and dimensional specifications. The counter staff shall weigh and accept the baggage for check-in and thereafter will issue a baggage identification tag for each piece checked in. The contents of the baggage are subject to screening and in case any of the contents are objectionable for carriage or if the baggage is required for closer scrutiny then the same will be intimated to you. In Case due operational reasons, the baggage is not carried on the same flight that you travel then all steps will be taken to ensure that the baggage is carried on the next available flight and the same will be communicated to you.
8.5.1 Special Baggage:
Sporting equipment's / Bulky fragile bags / Bicycle/ Oversized baggage do not come in the category of normal baggage hence is termed as special baggage items, these items can be carried as part of their checked-in baggage and within the free baggage allowance (FBA) or in addition to the free baggage allowance by paying the applicable excess baggage charges. Bulky or fragile items which if carried on board by blocking a seat will not come under the Free baggage allowance. These items are irrespective of actual dimensions and weight.
Golf Kit: 50% of the applicable excess baggage charge if in addition to the FBA
Skiing Equipment: 33 % of the applicable excess baggage charge if in addition to the FBA
Bicycle: In excess of free baggage allowance, will be charged one flat applicable charge and to be considered as a piece of 62 inches, irrespective of actual dimensions.
NOTE: the above items can be included as part of free baggage allowance and are to be considered as a piece of 62 inches, irrespective of their actual dimensions
LCD / LED Television: The maximum acceptable size for LCD / LED televisions transported on Air India Express is 43 inches.
Bulky / Fragile Baggage by blocking of a seat: If you desire to carry any fragile or bulky baggage on board then the applicable fare for the seat blocked should be paid in advance and the baggage should not weigh more than 70 kgs.
8.5.2 Baggage Policy- Dubai:
A fee of 45 AED will be charged at the Dubai Airport for all Out of Gauge (OOG) baggage, Non-Conveyable Baggage Items as mentioned below:
Baggage that does not meet the minimum dimension i.e. 30cm X 30cms X 7.5cms
Baggage that exceeds 75cms in any one of the sides or a baggage with sum of linear dimensions exceeding 158cms (Length+ Breath + Height).
Baggage meeting the dimensional requirements but weighing less than 2kgs.
Baggage that are fragile, do not have at least one flat surface or that can damage or slow down the baggage system.
All TV's, flat panel displays (maximum permitted screen size - 43 inches in AIX Flights).
Bags / Backpacks / Sport bags that have loose straps or handles that cannot be removed, secured or stowed.
Damaged Baggage Items or baggage items presented as bundles secured by rope.
Non-Conveyable Baggage:
Non-conveyable baggage items will not be accepted at the check in desk. Box packing of non-conveyable baggage services have been provided within the terminal check in area. Non-conveyable items are to be placed and secured into boxes prior to being checked in.
Boxes must be used for all of the following items:
All baggage items that does conform to the dimensional and weight restrictions but is irregular in shape or does not have at least one flat surface.
Sports Bags and backpacks that have long handles/ straps that cannot be removed or stowed within the bag.
Garment Bags, used to carry suits, dresses, etc.
Child Car Seats - placed and secured in a box.
Items in Plastic Bags - Place into a box.
Level 5 Baggage Screening:
Dubai Airport police have started trials for all airlines in Terminal 1 and 2, where the police reserve the right to remove any prohibited item and passngers will be notified with a generic note placed inside the baggage, passenger presence will not be required.
Kindly check with Dubai Airport website for updates.
8.5.3 Baggage Policy – Sharjah
Bags should be 75 cm high, 60 cm wide and 90 cm long with at least one level surface.
Non-compliant baggage, such as two items wrapped together, will not be accepted at the arrival point, either directly or through Sharjah Aviation Services.
Baggage that exceeds these specifications will be considered as oversized baggage and processed based on the airline's weight allowance and on prior arrangements with Sharjah Aviation Services.
Kindly check with Sharjah Airport website for updates.
8.5.4 Baggage Policy – Ras Al Khaimah
Baggage larger than 90cm Long, 75cm High and 60cm Wide, or that does not have a single Flat surface will not be accepted.
Baggage that does not have one flat surface will need to be re-packed into an approved cardboard box. approved boxes are available at baggage wrapping center at a nominal charge.
Baggage secured by rope or string will not be accepted. Strong tape is recommended.
Two items of Baggage taped or wrapped together will not be accepted at Check-in.
Excess Baggage must be re-packed. Excess baggage fees typically apply.
Ras Al Khaimah International Airport reserves the right to refuse acceptance of any non-compliant baggage at check-in. Kindly check with Ras Al Khaimah Airport website for updates.
Security Rules for Liquid Items in Hand Baggage
Quantity in each container must not exceed 100ml.
Containers must be packed in a transparent, re-sealable plastic bag, of 1 litre capacity.
Each passenger may carry only one such transparent plastic bag.
The bag must be presented separately at the security screening point for X-ray.
Exemptions: Medicines and dietary requirements (including baby food), required during the flight, may be carried in addition to the above. When requested, passenger will have to provide proof of authenticity for the medicines.
8.6 Items restricted in cabin baggage
8.6.1 Banned Items
Items such as the following will not be permitted to be carried on person or in cabin baggage or registered baggage while travelling on board our flights. The list given below is not exhaustive and prevailing rules will apply.
8.6.2 Items which cannot be carried in hand baggage
The following items are banned for carriage in baggage or on person on board flights operating from Civil Airports in India and Indian registered Aircrafts from foreign Airports.
1.Personal Items- Lighters, Scissors, metal with pointed tips, Realistic replica of toy weapon.
2.Sharp Objects- Box Cutters, Ice Axes/ Ice Picks, Knives (any length and type except round-bladed, butter, and plastic cutlery), Meat Cleavers, Razor-type blades such as box cutters, utility knives, razor blades not in a cartridge, but excluding safety razors, Sabres, Sword
3.Sporting Goods- Baseball Bats, Bows and Arrows, Cricket Bats, Golf Clubs, Hockey Sticks, Lacrosse Sticks, Pool Cues, Ski Poles, Spear Guns.
4.Guns and Firearm- Ammunition, BB guns, Compressed Air Guns, Firearms, Parts of Guns and Firearms, Pellet Guns, Realistic Replicas of Firearms, Starter pistols.
5.Tools- Axes and hatchets, Cattle Prods, Crowbars, Hammers, Drills (including cordless portables power drills), Saws (including cordless portable power saws), Screwdrivers (except those in eyeglass repair kits), Tools (including but not limited to wrenches and pliers), Wrenches and Pliers.
6.Martial Arts/ Self Defense Items- Billy Clubs, Black Jacks, Brass Knuckles, Kubotons, Mace/ Pepper Spray, Martial Arts Weapons, Night Sticks, Nunchakus, Martial Arts/Self Defense Items, Stun Guns/Shocking Devices, Throwing Star.
7.Explosive Materials- Such as Flare Guns, Gun Lighters and Gun Powder, Explosive material. Blasting caps, Dynamite, Fireworks, Flares (in any form), Hand Grenades, Plastic Explosives and Realistic Replicas of Explosives.
8.Compressed gases- such as (deeply refrigerated, flammable, non-flammable and poisonous) Such as Butane, Oxygen, Liquid nitrogen and Aqualung cylinders. (deeply refrigerated, flammable, non-flammable and poisonous)
9.Flammable Items- Such as Aerosol (any except for personal care or toiletries in limited quantities), Fuels (including cooking fuels and any flammable liquid fuel), Gasoline, Gas Torches, Lighter Fluid, Strike anywhere matches, Turpentine and Paint Thinner, Realistic Replicas of Incendiaries
10.Oxidizing materials- such as bleaching powder, peroxides
11.Poisonous and infectious substances- such as insecticides, weed-killers and live virus materials.
12.Radio-active materials
13.Corrosives- such as acids, alkalis, mercury, wet cell batteries (except those in wheelchairs), oven or drain cleaners
14.Other dangerous articles- such as magnetized, offensive or any other articles which could cause inconvenience/ disturbance to co-passengers or affect the safety of the flight, including briefcases and attaché cases with installed alarm device
8.7 Carriage of Battery cells.
The carriage of battery cells in hand baggage for any electrical/ electronic items are permissible now & will now not be removed at the security point. Batteries spare/ loose, including lithium ion cells or batteries, for portable electronic devices must be carried in cabin baggage only. For lithium metal batteries the lithium metal content must not exceed 2g and for lithium ion batteries the Watt-hour rating must not exceed 100Wh. Articles which have the primary purpose as a power source, e.g. power banks are considered as spare batteries. These batteries must be individually protected to prevent short circuits.
8.8 Precautions for hassle free baggage carriage.
Improper carriage of baggage can put one through a lot of inconvenience. Passengers are therefore advised to ensure their baggage is properly packed and tagged. The following tips will be handy.
Make sure you know your free checked baggage allowance.
Don't pack any valuables in your checked baggage.
Any items over your allowance will be charged as excess baggage.
Label your bags correctly with your name and address and remove tags and labels left over from previous flights.
Make sure you know your hand baggage allowance and the latest restrictions on carriage of certain items in your hand baggage.
Make sure you take medication, important documents, valuable items and cash in your hand baggage.
Do not carry packages with unidentified contents on behalf of other people.
In some instances you may be required to identify or claim your baggage, for security or local customs reasons, at the connecting point
Do not accept any packets from unknown persons.
Do not leave baggage unobserved at any time, especially within airport area. Unattended baggage may be removed by Airport Security Staff as an object of suspicion.
Make sure you declare before checking-in, if carrying any arms or explosive substances. Concealment is an offence under the Aircraft Act and Rules.
Before approaching the check-in counters, you may be required to pass all your pieces of baggage to be checked in through the X-ray machines operated by security personnel.
8.9 ARTICLES REQUIRING ADVANCE ARRANGEMENTS FOR CARRIAGE
Air India Express shall not carry any articles and substance that are specifically identified by name or by generic description in the Technical Instructions issued by ICAO as being forbidden for transport by air under any circumstances.
Air India Express shall not carry any articles and substances that are forbidden unless exempted by the States concerned for transport by air.
Personal oxygen cylinders / Assistive medical devices required for medical use shall be accepted strictly as carry-on baggage and will be subjected to guidelines/ specifications mentioned in the current edition of IATA Dangerous Goods Manual. Passenger need to seek approval from Air India Express for the carriage of personal oxygen cylinders required for medical purpose.
Air India Express Shall accept Portable Medical Electronic devices (PMED) operated by lithium ion Batteries like Automated External Defibrillators (AED), portable oxygen concentrators (POC), Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), subject to approval from the airline and under the following conditions:
Passenger is permitted to use FAA/ EASA Approved devices.
Unit should be portable, battery operated and sealed properly.
The unit should display manufacturer label indicating that the device meets safety requirements.
The unit should be dry cell battery operated which should be leak proof and does not have spillage (Non-Spill able).
Cabin Attendant shall be kept informed prior to and while operating the machine.
Operation of machine should not create any nuisance to fellow passengers.
Each Spare battery should be protected from damage and short circuits.
Maximum of only 2 spares batteries allowed.
Passenger need to seek approval from Air India Express for the carriage.
NB: Wheelchairs fitted with spill able battery will not be accepted on air India Express flight.
Carriage of Arms and ammunition:
Permission may be given to a passenger to carry one Rifle/pistol/shotgun with 50 cartridges, provided, the passenger is bonafide to carry the same and has a valid license issued by the appropriate authority. The ammunition should be separated from the weapon and both should be suitably/ securely packed and shall be accepted as checked – in baggage only. The passenger has to declare at the check-in counter and has to provide all documents such as license; certificates issued by the appropriate authority and fill the appropriate forms before check-in. In accordance with Aircraft Rules 1937 rule 8: The carriage of Arms and Ammunition shall be only with the permission / written approval of the DGCA
The following handling charges per fire-arm and/or 50 cartridges are being levied by Air India Express:
On Domestic sectors INR 5000/- *
On International sectors USD 100.00 (or equivalent amount) *
*Plus, applicable Taxes.
Note: Bringing a prohibited item to the Passenger and Cabin Baggage Screening point without authorization is a criminal offence and may result in charges and prosecution.
8.10 Cabin Baggage
Only one piece of baggage is allowed to be carried on board provided that it does not exceed the dimensions of 56cmsX 36cmsX 23cms and provided that it does not weigh more than 7kg including duty free items. An additional laptop can be carried in laptop bag per passenger along with the 7kg hand baggage.Any Items determined by us to be of excessive weight or size or of an offensive nature will not be permitted on board and the same will be offloaded.
Cabin Baggage Acceptance Criteria:
Contours are available at all airports to check the dimensions of your carry-on baggage. In case your carry-on baggage exceeds the specifications, you will be requested to check-in your bag.
Carry-on baggage is accepted in the cabin subject to availability of space in the overhead bin.
Restricted stowage space is also available under the seat in front of you. In case there is no space available in the aircraft to stow hand baggage, we will need to remove and load the same in the baggage hold as per safety regulations.
Please ensure the containers carrying liquids like gels, alcohol, liquids, creams and lotions must not exceed 100 ml in volume.
Weapons, potential weapons, imitation/ replica weapons, pointed, sharp or blunt items (e.g. scissors, pocket knives, baseball bats) and all other dangerous goods are not allowed in hand baggage.
The following items shall only be carried in the cabin and not as checked in baggage:
Portable oxygen concentrators, spare batteries (lithium metal, lithium ion), power banks etc
8.11 Excess Checked Baggage
Excess baggage is the additional weight you intend to carry beyond the permitted Free Baggage Allowance. If your baggage exceeds the limitations of the Free Baggage allowance, the Airline in its absolute discretion may permit carriage of the excess baggage subject to availability of space/ payload. The excess baggage so carried will be charged as per the prevailing rates. These excess baggage rates may be changed or varied time to time and will be available online or at the check-in counters.
GST rates will be applicable on the value reflected on all Excess Baggage tickets (EBTs), issued in India, except from the exempted airports. Passengers may also need to pay a handling fee for the excess baggage at the airport in addition to the normal excess baggage charge. Passengers can purchase in advance a maximum 15kgs Excess Baggage subject to availability, at a flat rate.
8.12 Collection and Delivery of Baggage
You shall collect your Baggage as soon as it is available for collection at places of destination. If you do not collect it within a reasonable time and the baggage needs to be stored at our premises, we may charge a storage fee. If Checked Baggage is not claimed within 1 month of the time it was made available to you, we may dispose of it without any liability to you. Only the bearer of the Baggage Identification Tag delivered to the Passenger at the time the Baggage was checked, is entitled to delivery of Baggage. If a person claiming the Baggage is unable to produce a Baggage Identification Tag for identification of the Baggage, we will deliver the Baggage to such person only on condition that he has established to our satisfaction his right thereto, and if required by us, such person shall furnish adequate security to indemnify us for any loss, damage or expense which may be incurred by us as a result of such delivery. Acceptance of Baggage by the bearer of the Baggage Identification Tag without complaint at the time of delivery is prima facie evidence that the Baggage has been delivered in good condition and in accordance with the contract of carriage between us.
8.13 Delayed, Lost and Damaged Baggage
Liability for International Carriage (with certain exceptions) is subject to the rules and limitations established by the Convention as embodied in the Indian Carriage by Air Act 1972 as amended vide Act No. 28 of 2009, dated 20/03/2009 and pursuant to Notification No S.O. 1283(e) issued by the Government of India notifying The Carriage by Air Amendment Act, 2009.
Liability for Carriage which is not international is subject to the rules and limitations relating to liability as specified by Notifications issued from time to time under Section 8 of the Indian Carriage by air Act, 1972 and pursuant to Notification No S.O. 142(E), dated January 17, 2014, issued by the Ministry of Civil Aviation.
8.13.1 Delayed Baggage
For baggage which is not received, please contact Air India Express personnel in the arrival hall and report the same. A Property Irregularity Report (PIR) will be filed and a copy will be given with a reference number for follow up action. Maximum taxi fare reimbursement amount is limited to INR 1000 against a bill/ trip sheet for the same. No Interim Relief will be provided for lost luggage.
8.13.2 Lost Baggage
If a delayed baggage could not be traced for 21 days from the date of Property Irregularity Report , the same may be treated as lost. The compensation claim will be processed as per laid down procedures. All claims to be substantiated with itemized list of contents, description, age together with proof of purchase / ownership of all such items.
8.13.2.1 Procedure for Claiming Lost Baggage/ Items
The Item may be claimed by the owner and should be in possession of the following documents:
Copy of Boarding Card/ Proof of journey
Copy of Passport/ ID card issued by any Government Unit
Details of the items being claimed.
The authorized personnel should carry the following documents:
Letter of authorization to
collect the Item on behalf of the owner
Copy of Boarding card
Owner's Government authorized Photo ID, preferably Passport/ Driving License/ PAN card
Photo ID card of the person who is authorized to collect the Item
NOTE: Item(s) must be collected within 90 days from the date of deposit. On expiry of 90 days, it is disposed off as per government directive and handed over to customs. Air India Express will not be liable for any types of further claim.
8.13.3 Damaged Baggage
For baggage which is received in damaged or pilfered condition , please contact Airline Representative in arrival hall and report the same before leaving the arrival hall. This will enable our personnel to physically examine the affected baggage and assess the nature, extent and reparability of the damage.
Luggage is designed to protect its content. In the course of normal handling, your luggage will acquire evidence of use /wear and tear such as, minor cuts, scratches, dents or soil. We trust you understand that we shall have no liability for this type of damage including but not limited to
Broken wheels/ handles/ straps
Damage to over packed/oversized bags
Damage due to unsuitable packing
Damage to pull handles / lost pull handles
Items of a fragile or perishable nature
Manufacturer/s defects.
Efforts are made to get the damaged baggage repaired. If the baggage is damaged beyond repair, then a suitable replacement may be considered.
You may wish to obtain adequate insurance coverage through your Insurance Company prior to travel.
Passengers are advised not to carry valuables such as jewellery, encashable articles, negotiable papers and currency in their checked baggage. The Carrier is not liable for loss/damage to or delay in the delivery of fragile or perishable articles or items of value or importance such as money, jewellery, silverware, cameras, electronics/ video/computer or photographic equipment, negotiable papers, securities, heirlooms, antiques, artifacts, work of art, irreplaceable books or publications, manuscripts, business documents, precious metals and other similar valuables or commercial effects.
Passengers are also advised not to check in any carton boxes, and if checked in the airline will not be liable for any damage to the carton box or its contents.
8.14 Animals and Birds
We do not allow the carriage of any animals or birds other than a guide dog accompanying a blind and/or deaf passenger;
If you intend to travel with a guide dog you must notify us in advance, and comply with any conditions we specify in connection with the carriage of the dog.
Where carriage is not subject to the liability rules of the Convention, we are not responsible for injury to or loss, sickness or death of an animal which we have agreed to carry unless we have been grossly negligent.
We will have no liability in respect of any such animal not having all the necessary exit, entry, health and other documents with respect to the animal's entry into or passage through any country, state or territory and the person accompanying the animal must reimburse us for any fines, costs, losses or liabilities reasonably imposed or incurred by us as a result.
8.15 Items Removed by Airport Security Personnel
We will not be responsible for, or have any liability in respect of, articles removed from your Baggage by airport security personnel acting in accordance with any applicable regulations.
8.16 Carriage of Human Remains
We may accept human remains as Cargo subject to all clearances and procedures . For information on procedures and requirements to transport human remains, kindly contact our offices or an authorized cargo agent.
In order to comply with regulations, the consignee shall produce all documents as mentioned in the website of the ministry of external affairs in its website www.mea.gov.in
Please note if you are carrying cremated remains in your hand baggage, all existing security procedures will apply and the sealed box or case will be scanned through the X-ray device at the airport security point. Passengers will be permitted to carry cremated remains as hand baggage subject to airport security clearance.
Article 9: Schedules, Cancellations
9.1 Schedules
We will use our best efforts to avoid delay in carrying you and your baggage. We will endeavor to adhere to published schedules in effect on the date of travel. However, times shown in timetables, schedules or elsewhere are subject to change at any time and from time to time and we shall not be liable in any way whatsoever for any loss incurred by passengers as a result of such change.
9.2 Cancellation, Changes of Schedules
For flight suspensions due to Government notiifications and restrictions imposed due to COVID-19 pandemic, please refer Covid-19-travel-faqs
At any time after a booking has been made we may change our schedules and/or cancel, terminate, divert, postpone reschedule or delay any flight where we reasonably consider this to be justified by circumstances beyond our control or for reasons of safety or any other reason beyond the control of the carrier. In the event of such flight cancellation or delay beyond 3 hours, we shall at our discretion, either give the option where:
Passengers can be transferred to the next available Air India Express flight without any additional charges subject to seats being available.
Passengers opting not to travel can avail a full refund.
9.3 Sole remedies
Upon the occurrence of any of the events set out in Article 9.2, the options outlined in Article 9.2 (a) to (b) are the sole and exclusive remedies available to you and we shall have no further liability to you.
Article 10: Refunds
10.1 Refund Mode
All refunds will be made in the same mode of payment used while booking. In case of a booking made through a travel agent the refund amount will be made to the travel agency's account on cancellation of the booking. Passengers will have to contact the concerned agency directly to claim their refund.
10.2 Refund period
Refund claims must be made within one year of date of cancellation of your booking.
10.3 Refund policy
Please note that cancellation and refund rules differ for different fare types.
10.4 No Refund for ECNR
No refund will be effected for the return sector until authorized by POE Authorities.
Article 11: Conduct Aboard Aircraft
11.1 If in our reasonable opinion you conduct yourself on board the aircraft so as to endanger the aircraft or any person or property on board, or obstruct or hinder the crew in the performance of their duties, or fail to comply with any instruction of the crew including but not limited to those with respect to smoking, alcohol, use of cellular telephones, or use any threatening, abusive or insulting words towards the crew or behave in a manner which causes discomfort, inconvenience, damage or injury to other passengers of the crew, we may take such measures as we deem necessary to prevent continuation of such conduct including restraint. You may be disembarked and refused onward carriage at any point and may be prosecuted for offences committed on board the aircraft.
11.2 If as a result of your conduct we decide, in exercise of our reasonable discretion, to divert the aircraft for the purpose of offloading you, then you shall be liable for all costs which we incur of any nature whatsoever as a result of or arising out of that diversion.
11.3 For safety reasons, we may forbid or limit operation on board the aircraft of electronic equipment, including but not limited to, cellular telephones, laptop computers, portable recorders, portable radios, CD players, electronic games or transmitting devices, including radio-controlled toys and walkie-talkies. Operation of hearing aids and heart pacemakers is permitted.
11.4 In accordance with the COVID-19 protocols laid out by the Government of India, all passengers are requested to wear masks properly by covering their nose and mouth, throughout the journey from entering the departure airport to exiting the arrival airport. Passengers wearing masks incorrectly or violating the protocols inside the aircraft may be de-boarded and will not be allowed to travel. Failure to comply with the regulations shall invite action under Civil Aviation Requirements (CAR) Section 3 Series M Part VI
Article 12: Liability Limitations
Liability for International Carriage ( with certain exceptions ) is subject to the rules and limitations established by the Convention as embodied in the Indian Carriage by Air Act 1972 as amended vide Act No. 28 of 2009, dated 20/03/2009 and pursuant to Notification No S.O. 1283(e) issued by the Government of India notifying The Carriage by Air Amendment Act, 2009.
Article 13: Time Limitation on Claims and Actions
13.1 Notice of Claims
Acceptance of Baggage by the bearer of the Baggage Identification Tag without complaint at the time of delivery is sufficient evidence that the Baggage has been delivered in good condition and in accordance with the contract of carriage, unless you prove otherwise. If you wish to file a claim or an action regarding Damage to Checked Baggage, you must notify us as soon as you discover the Damage.
13.2 Limitation of actions
Any right to damages shall be extinguished if an action is not brought against us within 2 years of the date of arrival at the destination, or the date on which the aircraft was scheduled to arrive, or the date on which the carriage stopped. The method of calculating the period of limitation shall be determined by law of the court where the case is heard.
13.3 Any action sought to be brought against the Carrier should be brought at the station of boarding or at Kochi or at Mumbai
Article 14: Modification and Waiver
14.1 Modification and Waiver
None of our agents, employees or representatives has authority to alter, modify or waive any provisions of these Terms & Conditions.
Article 15: Credit Card Bookings
15.1 In order to avoid credit card frauds, passengers are requested to note the following:
In case the booking is made using credit card, passengers are requested to carry the following documents at the time of Check In:
If the Credit card holder is the passenger or one of the passengers, then the credit card will have to be produced at the time of Check In. If the Credit Card holder is not one of the passengers, then a copy of the credit card (both front and back), self-attested by the credit card holder should be produced at the time of Check In. In addition to this, it is also required to produce a letter, signed by the credit card holder, authorizing the use of the credit card for the purchase of the ticket. The letter should mention the names of the passengers, date of travel and sector of travel. This letter, along with the self-attested copy of the credit card will have to be submitted at Check In desk. Hence please carry two copies of the same if you are traveling on the return sector.
At the time of submitting the credit card copy, please ensure that the CVV number on it is blacked out. (CVV Number is a three-digit number at the reverse side of the credit card, at the end of the signature panel).
15.2 In case the above documents are not produced by the passenger, Air India Express reserves the right to deny boarding to the passenger. In such case no refund (except for the taxes) will be given to the passenger.
15.3 In case of erroneous / inadequate / misleading information given while, Air India Express reserves the right to cancel the PNR without any intimation
15.4 Please ensure that the name, address and other details entered at the payment page match with the credit card issuing bank's records.
To make online shopping safer, the RBI has made it mandatory, for all online transactions to have an extra level of authentication. The extra level is a password that you will have to enter after entering your credit card details while making online payments. You will require this extra password for transacting on any website. This new technology is called VbyV – Verified by Visa or MSC – MasterCard SecureCode. Please ensure that your card is enrolled in the 3D Secure service such as VbyV or MSC for online payments. Please contact the card issuing bank for further details.
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COLORADO SAND AND GRAVEL MINING . Sand and gravel mining in our rapidly growing state is a big industry. It is necessary in order to build and maintain our many construction needs. In some areas gravel is actually in short supply and must be transported in by train.
These requirements apply to the approximately 150 mining operations in Massachusetts. They also apply to their contractors, such as electricians, drillers, and blasters. The mining operations include sand and gravel pits, crushed operations, and quarries.
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Aggregate Industries' quarries have supplied the highest quality and specialized crushed stone products to the New England construction industry since 1919. We own and operates six stone quarries in Massachusetts as well as several sand and gravel sites.
Today Kingstown Corporation sells over 500,000 cubic yards of aggregate annually, has over 50 trucks and pieces of heavy equipment and currently operates out of three locations with 25 employees.
Aggregate Industries recruiting and employment opportunities are managed at the regional business level. Available employment opportunities are organized by business region and you can apply online. Our employees provide a wide range of skills and knowledge to the mining, manufacture, sales, and distribution of our products.
A proposal for a sand and gravel quarry south of San Jose was abandoned in 2014 after significant opposition, and the federal Bureau of Land Management terminated two controversial aggregate mining permits held by cement and ready-mix concrete producer Cemex for quarry operations in Santa Clarita north of Los Angeles in 2015. The list goes on.
In 1993, the DEP, with the assistance of the Interstate Mining Compact Commission (IMCC), conducted a survey of other state regulatory programs for sand and gravel mining. The primary purpose of the review of other state regulatory programs was to compare and evaluate other regulatory approaches and standards for sand and gravel mining.
NEWPORT owns and operates the granite quarry adjacent to its existing materials processing / future asphalt plant site in Westford, MA. 'NEWPORT AGGREGATES' mines, processes, and sells various types of aggregate product to contractors, material manufacturers, as well as general retail.
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Aggregate Industries is starting land reclamation to fill more than 30 acres of its on-site rock quarry in Saugus, Massachusetts. Aggregate Industries, part of LafargeHolcim, will continue its current operations during the reclamation project, which will span over the next 15 years.


What a fantastic example of a well-kept and remarkably well renovated home. Both inside and out this large family focused brick home with an emphasis on outdoor entertaining ticks all the boxes.
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If you could still remember, last year I posted about the Walk for World Pink event organized by Estee Lauder Malaysia that I participated. Time really flies. However, to my dissapointment, this year there will be no "walk" for me. I have been waiting for this event since August. Nevermind, there will always be next year and I hope Estee Lauder Company will organize it next year.
Ok back to the topic of Breast Cancer Awareness (BCA) Campaign. This year will be the 14th year that Estee Lauder Group of Companies champion the BCA campaign in Malaysia to bring about greater awareness on the importance of Breast Self Examination (BSE) and early detection of breast cancer.
So, don't forget to participate!


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Along Gaza's border, 4 Palestinians enter Israel in the evening and attempt to torch heavy engineering equipment used to construct Israel's underground border barrier. When IDF troops approach the men, they return to Gaza. The IAF then conducts late-night air strikes on 3 Hamas sites near Rafah; there are no reported injuries. Earlier in the day, IDF troops stationed along the border open fire on Palestinian farmers working near al-Maghazi refugee camp, causing no injuries. In the West Bank, IDF troops arrest 4 Palestinians during late-night raids in Bethlehem and near Hebron, and patrol near Tulkarm and Nablus. In East Jerusalem, Israeli forces arrest 1 Palestinian during late-night raids in Shu'fat refugee camp. (HA, MNA, TOI, WAFA, YA 3/25; PCHR 3/29)
The Egyptian authorities open the Rafah border crossing for the 2d of 3 planned days, allowing passage in both directions. (TOI, WAFA 3/23)
A PA official says that the Palestinian authorities recently filed official requests for membership in 8 international treaties and conventions, including the International Convention against Apartheid in Sports. "Becoming members of these international conventions and treaties strengthens the Palestinian issue on the international level and demonstrates our commitment to upholding international standards in our state institutions," the official says. The move comes 3 months after PA president Abbas pledged to join new international treaties and conventions in response to U.S. president Trump's 12/6/17 recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital. (C2, JP, TOI 3/24)
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UK drivers worry about upcoming snow season, says AA
UK road users are most worried about snow and ice as the cold winter months descend, according to a recent survey by AA. Five per cent of drivers said they were 'terrified' of driving on compact snow and ice, with the majority putting this danger ahead of night-time fog and strong winds. The table below outlines the most feared weather conditions across the UK, (showing the percentage of drivers who rated their confidence at 6 or above out of ten, with 10 being extremely confident): 1.	Compacted snow and ice (46%) 2.	Fog at night (53%) 3.	Fog during the day (60%) 4.	Very low temperatures and icy roads (62%) 5.	Heavy rain at night (68%) 6.	Falling snow (70%) 7.	Low dazzling sunlight i.e. spring / autumn evenings (70%) 8.	Strong winds (81%) 9.	Heavy rain during daytime (84%) Surprisingly, it is women who are most terrified of snow and ice, with 11 per cent saying so, compared to only two per cent of men. Unsurprisingly younger drivers tend to be the most confident in these conditions, with 25 per cent saying they were extremely confident, falling to 12 per cent for drivers over 65. Drivers in London and Northern Ireland were the least likely to say they were 'extremely confident in snowy and icy conditions, with Scottish and North Eastern drivers the most likely. Drivers in the North East were the most confident of all in combating adverse weather, particularly in foggy conditions. Jim Kirkwood, managing director of AA DriveTech, said: 'Driving is the most dangerous work-related activity most employees undertake. 'So during the winter months when we are likely to experience adverse weather conditions in the UK it is even more important that employers make sure their drivers' skills are up to scratch. 'Confidence issues _ either too much or too little _ and difficult weather conditions can be a dangerous mix so I would urge all fleets to ensure their training is up to par before the bad weather really hits.î