Elle a introduit le nouveau système dans les quatre terminaux de l’aéroport de Changi le 30 septembre. < Back Singapour commence les contrôles sans passeport à l’aéroport de Changi Elle a introduit le nouveau système dans les quatre terminaux de l’aéroport de Changi le 30 septembre. Afin d’améliorer le système de dédouanement dans ses aéroports, l’autorité de Singapour chargée de l’immigration et des points de contrôle (ICA) a déclaré que les passagers n’auront plus besoin de présenter leur passeport au départ. Le mécanisme biométrique gérera la procédure pour les Singapouriens. Le nouveau procès réduit le temps de dédouanement de 25 à 10 secondes. Au 15 octobre, 1,5 million de passagers étaient passés par l’immigration sans passeports. Les autorités ont réaffecté des agents à de meilleurs profils, comme les entretiens. Ce système permet aux citoyens de Singapour, aux résidents, aux résidents permanents et aux détenteurs de laissez-passer de longue durée entrent dans l’aéroport de bénéficier d’une reconnaissance faciale et biométrique. Les immigrants voyageant depuis l’étranger doivent présenter leur passeport, mais au départ, ils peuvent bénéficier d’un dédouanement sans passeports. Les enfants ne sont pas inclus dans ce régime, car les mécanismes de dédouanement sont en développement. Previous Next

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< Back Çelebi says 65% of ownership held by int’l institutional investors 16 May 2025 After the Indian government revoked Çelebi’s airport ground handling license, the company refuted any ties with Turkey. Çelebi Havacılık Holding A.Ş., founded in 1958, was Turkey’s first privately owned ground handling company. Due to its open support for Pakistan during the ongoing tensions, the Indian aviation security regulator, Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS), cancelled the security clearance of Çelebi Airport Services India. 65% of its ownership is held by international institutional investors from the US, Canada, the UK, Singapore, Western Europe, and the UAE. Jersey-based Actera Partners II holds 50%, while the Dutch entity Alpha Airport Services BV holds 15%. The founding Turkish Çelebioğlu family holds the remaining ownership. Çelebi handles high-security ground handling and air cargo operations at nine major airports in India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Chennai. Delhi, Mumbai,, Ahmedabad, and Bengaluru have taken over all ground handling operations, thus severing all ties with Çelebi. New ground handling agencies will take over in these cities, including the absorption of the existing workforce. Never miss another post from SalestorrsNews150. Follow Salestorrs on WhatsApp , LinkedIn , Facebook , X , and Instagram . Previous Next

< Back Vistara cancels 50 flights in a day, reports delays as pilots call in sick 2 Apr 2024 Pilots are collectively protesting the new contract terms, revised salary structure of Vistara’s upcoming merger with Air India. Tata-Singapore Airlines joint venture, Vistara, had to cancel 50 departures and report delays in over 150 flights due to pilots protesting against its merger with Air India. The new contract aligns with Tata Group Airlines’ compensation structure, offering them a fixed salary for 40 hours instead of the previous 70. Vistara pilots are uncertain of retaining their seniority after the merger. Vistara issued a notice on March 15th asking its pilots to accept the contract terms by the day’s end or risk losing a one-time payout and indicating a lack of interest in joining Air India post-merger. Vistara is operating wide-body aircraft B787-9 Dreamliner and A321neo and combining flights to accommodate passengers. It had to fly during night hours to abide by the DGCA rule that mandates more rest for pilots flying between 12-5 am. DGCA and Civil Aviation Ministry have sought details of delays and cancellations from Vistara. Previous Next

< Back Indian Tech ruling the roost: Infosys strikes 3-yr deal with Nadal Ishita Nigam 25 Aug 2023 Rafael to become Infosys' brand ambassador. On another note, all public services to become available on India's Digital Public Infrastructure in two years. India is making grand strides in tech on both the moon and earth. On one hand, Infosys has signed a three-year deal with Rafael Nadal to build an AI-enabled match analysis tool. Nadal's coaching team will use it in real time to track and gain insights from his live matches and past data from previous games. Together, Infosys, Tech Mahindra , Tata Consultancy Services , HCL Technologies Ltd and Wipro drive up to $1 billion from global sports partnerships. This raises India's contribution to 5% in the international sports tech industry, currently worth $21 billion. Moreover, the Minister of State for Electronics and IT, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, announced that all public services will go digital using India’s Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in the next two years. DPIs are open source platforms, like Aadhaar and UPI, that facilitate digital service delivery. France, Singapore, UAE, Nepal, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka have bought India's UPI technology. Previous Next

< Back India-US trade deal – 25% tariffs reduced to 18% 3 Feb 2026 The 25% tariff will be dropped, given India’s agreement to stop buying Russian oil and switch to US and Venezuelan oil instead. President Trump announced a reduction in the US “reciprocal” tariff on Indian goods from 25% to 18%. A separate punitive 25% levy linked to India’s Russian oil purchases will be dropped, bringing the effective rate down from 50% to 18%. The move follows a call with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Trump says India pledged to halt Russian oil imports and significantly increase purchases of US energy, technology, agricultural products, coal, and other goods, potentially exceeding $500 billion. In return, India is expected to “move forward” toward reducing its tariffs and non-tariff barriers on US products to zero. Prime Minister Modi thanked Trump for the tariff reduction but did not comment on any policy changes regarding Russian oil purchases. India has depended on Russian oil for energy security. Even at the height of Western pressure in 2022–2025, India never committed to a full halt, only to staying within G7 price‑cap rules. Check out my new book, THE BLACK FLAMES . A gripping, high-stakes mystery. Previous Next

Le World Monuments Fund (WMF) publie cette liste tous les deux ans. < Back La Lune ajoutée à la liste des sites patrimoniaux menacés Le World Monuments Fund (WMF) publie cette liste tous les deux ans. Le WMF, une organisation à but non lucratif, dévoile une liste de sites du patrimoine culturel qu’il estime menaces par le changement climatique et la guerre. Le Comite scientifique international du patrimoine aérospatial a proposé la Lune. Selon le groupe, la Lune doit être préservée à mesure que le nombre de missions humaines dans l’espace augmente. L’endroit où les astronautes ont enregistré leurs premiers pas lors de la mission Apollo 11 compte plus de 11 artefacts. Depuis le début de l’année, le WMF a ajoute 25 nouveaux sites dans 29 pays des cinq continents à son programme 2025 World Monuments Watch et a fait don de 120 millions de dollars à 350 sites figurant sur la liste. Il a ajouté à sa liste la côte swahilie d’Afrique, les grottes bouddhistes du Maijistan, Antakya en Turquie, la chapelle de la Sorbonne en France et les phares du Maine aux États-Unis. Ne manquez pas un autre article de SalestorrsNouvelles150. Suivez Salestorrs sur WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, et Instagram. Previous Next

< Back US-China to lower tariffs by May 14 for 90 days 13 May 2025 The US will temporarily reduce the 145% duty to 30% for most Chinese imports. China will cut the tariff on US goods from 125% to 10%. The US-China tariff war halted trade for many companies, forcing them to pass the cost on to consumers. The US decided to implement a strategic reduction in tariffs, particularly for items of national security interest, such as medicine, steel, and semiconductors. The 90-day temporary tariff reduction will alleviate trade tensions between the two economies and facilitate smoother negotiations. If they fail to reach a reprieve within these three months, the tariffs could revert to their previous levels. During this period, the tariffs Trump applied earlier will remain in effect, which means automobiles, electronics, and pharmaceuticals may witness a slight price drop. These tariffs can still reduce US imports from China by 70%, Bloomberg reported. Tim Cook expects tariffs to cost Apple $900 million in the June 2025 quarter. Apple may raise its prices, thereby transferring the cost to consumers. Never miss another post from SalestorrsNews150. Follow Salestorrs on WhatsApp , LinkedIn , Facebook , X , and Instagram . Previous Next

< Back US Airlines saving time and costs with new strategies and tools 27 Nov 2023 While the time saved may look insignificant, it reduced costs and higher operational efficiency for an industry that is perpetually bleeding. Airlines in the US have started relying on various tech and strategies to help save time, which could translate to reduced costs and better operating efficiency. American Airlines deployed Machine Learning for flight gate allocation to save an average of two minutes of taxi time for every flight, a reduction of 20%, and hours of gate planning time. This translated as up to 11 hours saved daily, and numerous gate changes and conflicts cut down drastically. Airlines have also saved 1.4 million gallons of fuel annually and reduced CO2 emissions by 13,400 metric tonnes per year. Besides, United Airlines saved two minutes per flight by boarding economy class passengers first, followed by the middle and the aisle. Southwest Airlines uses better signage and music on the bridge for faster boarding. Frontier has started using staircases directly to and from its Airbus’ second door to expedite boarding. Previous Next

< Back Faster immigration for int’l passengers at Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru 29 Jan 2024 The government plans to roll out biometric checks, DigiYatra for international passengers to speed up the process. International passengers travelling to and from India will soon be offered biometric immigration services at New Delhi, Bengaluru, and Mumbai airports. The government is also working on making DigiYatra available to international passengers for electronic passport-based enrolment. The biometric check-in will be first available for international passengers. Indians will receive it after the issuance of much-awaited e-passports, which are expected to begin this year. E-passports will combine paper and electronic passports, with an RFID chip and antenna installed in the back cover. The passport’s first page and the chip will store the individual’s complete data. Indian government officials and diplomats have been receiving such passports since 2021. First-time visitors will still need to enrol and clear immigration with facial, iris, and fingerprint scanners to be able to use the e-clearance during departure. It will reduce the touch points for passengers and lower their overall checking-in duration. Previous Next

< Back Tata JLR, China’s Chery to develop EVs in China 25 Jun 2024 Tata Motor’s subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and Chinese Chery Automobile Company have formed a 50:50 joint venture, Chery-Jaguar Land Rover (CJLR). Chery Jaguar Land Rover will manufacture petrol, diesel, and electric vehicles in China. To date, it has produced five different models: the Land Rover Discovery Sport, Range Rover Evoque L, Jaguar E-PACE, Jaguar XFL, and Jaguar XEL. JLR is ready to license the Freelander brand to CJLR. This brand was produced between 1997 and 2015 and was succeeded by Discovery Sport in 2016. The new model developed by CJLR will be a mainstream electric vehicle (EV) for the Chinese market, slated for global export later. JLR has also announced the production of Range Rover in India. The brand was previously manufactured in the UK. Making it in India is expected to reduce the waiting period and bring the cost down by 18 to 22 per cent. As Chinese brands BYD and NIO entered India, Tata partnered with Chery to comply with the laws regarding foreign companies doing business in China. Previous Next

< Back CaratLane sells 27% more stake to Titan for ₹4,621 crores Ishita Nigam 21 Aug 2023 This deal brings Titan's stake in the online ecommerce retailer to 98.28%. It is the second biggest exit for an eCommerce founder after the Bansals exit from Flipkart in their deal with Walmart. In the country's second largest eCommerce deal, CaratLane's founder, Mithun Sacheti, sold another 27% stake to Titan for ₹4,621 crores. This brings the online jewellery retailer's total worth to ₹17,000 crores ($2 billion) and Titan's entire stake in the company to 98.28%. CaratLane’s relationship with Titan began in 2010 with a strategic partnership with its jewellery brand, Tanishq. In 2015, Titan’s then MD, Bhaskar Bhatt, expressed interest in investing in CaratLane. To get him onboard, CaratLane parted ways with its existing investor Tiger Global, who had just pumped $30 million into the company. Titan then bought a 62% stake in CaratLane in 2016 for around ₹563 crores and bought more shares between 2016 and 2019. Mithun Sacheti, the heir of Jaipur Gems, was able to turn around his loss-making venture profitable under Titan’s partnership. Previous Next