The ship's helicopters were prevented from flying after their pilots were dazzled with laser beams.
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Last week, the U.N. envoy said he had been prevented from flying to Tripoli for a visit to "pave the way" for the unity government.
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Navalny had difficulties getting to Strasbourg for the ruling when he was initially prevented from flying out of Moscow on Tuesday over an unpaid court fine.
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In 2015, Mr. Bao and his son were stopped at the Beijing airport and prevented from flying to Australia, where the son planned to attend high school.
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Business travelers and tourists could be prevented from flying in and out of the U.K. as of March 2019, the chief financial officer of Ryanair warned on Tuesday.
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The ban was put in place after Najib and his wife were prevented from flying to Indonesia by an angry mob a day after he conceded the election.
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"As soon as U.S.-Russia strikes begin then the Syrian regime will be prevented from flying combat missions over areas in which the legitimate opposition is present," Kerry said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Yemen's Houthi movement said on Wednesday its delegation was prevented from flying to attend United Nations-sponsored peace talks in Geneva, the group's al-Masirah TV reported.
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I am very worried about my job: I estimate that we'll face more expensive fuel, a business downturn and possibly be prevented from flying on some of our routes within Europe.
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This follows a 2017 United Airlines incident when two teenagers who were "pass travelers" (a category that includes relatives of airline employees) were prevented from flying because they were wearing leggings.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - An Egyptian activist was prevented from flying to Beirut for a women's rights conference on Monday after passport control officials told her she was banned from traveling, her organization said.
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On March 7th authorities in Pyongyang, the capital, said that 11 Malaysian citizens living in North Korea would be prevented from flying home until the two countries had resolved their differences over the murder of Kim Jong Nam—the half-brother of Kim Jong Un, the North's dictator.
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The critic, William F. Browder, a prominent investor who has led an international campaign to punish Russian human rights abusers that has deeply irritated the Kremlin, said he was initially prevented from flying to the United States after Moscow put his name on an Interpol list of criminal fugitives but later announced that the ban had been lifted.
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Even if an interim deal is reached to continue flights between Britain and the EU, it is possible that Ryanair will be prevented from flying within Britain and that easyJet, a British carrier, will be unable to fly within the EU. In March 2019 they may each have to split themselves into a British-registered firm and one based in the EU. The LCCs are famously flexible.
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This term was used initially in aviation: when a pilot is prevented from flying an aircraft due to misconduct, illness, technical issues with the aircraft, or other reasons, the pilot is "grounded" – that is, literally confined to the ground.
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In March 1943, Sismore was appointed a Gee-H instructor at RAF Swanton Morley. Returning to operational duties later that year, Sismore was appointed Navigation Leader of No. 21 Squadron. In February 1944 Sismore was involved in the planning of Operation Jericho but was prevented from flying with Air Chief Marshal Basil Embry because of their knowledge of the plans. Operation Jericho was a low-level bombing raid on Amiens Prison in German-occupied France.
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After a while Anne demands they use the earnings on repairing the aircraft. Since the men do not follow her advice she takes matters in her own hands and talks to the owner of a garage, Harry (Charles Tannen), about the repairs and the aircraft is transported there. Johnny is furious when he finds out, since the company is prevented from flying a mission and loses its commission. Since they don't have the money to pay Harry, the aircraft remains at the garage.
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U.S. Army Air Forces fighter pilot Johnny Martin (Richard Crane) is diagnosed with nerve exhaustion at his discharge medical and is prevented from flying for a year. Instead he goes home with one of the other pilots, Miles Cary (Charles Russell), to his hometown in Iowa. While Miles returns to his family and his job at the bank, Johnny has a hard time adapting to the tedious ordinary life in the small town and starts working as a bus driver. One day he quits his job.
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Prevented from flying further combat missions for propaganda reasons, at the age of 28 Mölders was appointed Inspector of Fighters. He was inspecting the Luftwaffe units in the Crimea when he was ordered to Berlin to attend the state funeral of Ernst Udet, a Luftwaffe general and World War I flying ace. On the flight to Berlin, the aircraft in which he was traveling as a passenger attempted an emergency landing due to an engine failure. It crashed at Breslau, killing Mölders and two others.
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Pages 9-29, K.C. Hudson's, RAF Observer's and Air Gunner's Flying Log Book During this period he was twice prevented from flying due to a recurrent ear problem and on both occasions his plane was shot down with the loss of all crew. In October 1942, Hudson was commissioned as Flight Lieutenant and later in the same month married Pamela Yates, a primary school teacher. In November 1942 he became a gunnery instructor and was assigned to the Central Gunnery School of No. 26 Operational Training Unit RAF, at Sutton Bridge.
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Alexey Gushchin is a talented young military pilot who does not accept authority and acts in accordance with a personal code of honor. He is given a mission to deliver a cargo of supplies for charity, but the plane is also filled with cars for a general whose friend's daughter is getting married. During the mission, realising that the plane cannot go through the storm easily, he disposes of one of the cars in mid-air. For his actions, he is prevented from flying a military aircraft again and in spite of that, he asks his father Igor (famous aircraft engineer) for help getting back on the scene.
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El Al Flight 219 (type Boeing 707, serial 18071/216, registration ) originated in Tel Aviv, Israel, and was headed to New York City. It had 138 passengers and 10 crew members aboard. It stopped in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and was hijacked shortly after it took off from there by Patrick Argüello,Public Broadcasting Service website for Hijacked, a Nicaraguan American, and Leila Khaled, a Palestinian. The original plan was to have four hijackers aboard this flight, but two were prevented from boarding in Amsterdam by Israeli security—these two conspirators, traveling under Senegalese passports with consecutive numbers,Public Broadcasting Service, Hijacked website, were prevented from flying on El Al on 6 September.
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Newly graduated doctors have also tended to prefer jobs in hospitals, rather than jobs in family practices that are more common in rural areas. Only 1% of medical students in their final year of school prefer to live in communities under 10,000. The lack of entertainment or food diversity, fear of prejudice, and reduced financial prospects associated with rural regions have been cited as factors leading to medical students' reluctance to practice in rural regions, as well as the unique difficulties associated with practice rural healthcare. For example, in parts of rural Alaska, transferring patients to hospital emergency rooms can "depend on the schedules of rickety charter planes" which are often prevented from flying due to the weather.
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Infuriated, Rebecca bought Luce Oil from Wade Luce (Robert Ackerman), renamed it "Barnes-Wentworth Oil", and gifted it to Cliff, telling him that she would support him in crushing the Ewing business empire. In 1983, Cliff and J.R. were in competition again, fighting over an oil well in the Middle East. When Cliff was suddenly prevented from flying to the oil well, Rebecca volunteered to go in his place, knowing that she would defeat J.R. by acting as Cliff's proxy buyer. However, Rebecca's plane collided during take- off with an incoming plane; although Rebecca was taken to hospital, she died from her injuries after seeing Cliff, Pam and Katherine for a final time.
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On 19 May 2010, BP established a live feed, popularly known as spillcam, of the spill after hearings in Congress accused the company of withholding data from the ocean floor and blocking efforts by independent scientists to come up with estimates for the amount of crude flowing into the Gulf each day. On 20 May 2010, United States Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar indicated that the U.S. government would verify how much oil had leaked into the Gulf of Mexico. United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lisa Jackson and United States Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano asked for the results of tests looking for traces of oil and dispersant chemicals in the waters of the gulf. Journalists attempting to document the impact of the spill were repeatedly refused access to public areas, and photojournalists were prevented from flying over areas of the gulf to document the scope of the disaster.
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