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Boeing's Broken Engine Parts Hit Ryanair Jet Window Before Man's Head Was Sucked Outside
Investigators also found bird remains inside the engine, suggesting the plane may have struck birds during takeoff.
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Air India Pilot Was Not Tested For Drugs Before Flight. What Rules Say
Air India's Airbus A320, VT-EXO, operating flight AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi on August 4, experienced a sudden loss of altitude of around 300 feet during cruise. The aircraft subsequently stabilised and landed safely in Delhi.
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Skullcandy Aviator 900 ANC Launched in India With Up to 60 Hours of Battery Life
Skullcandy Aviator 900 ANC is now available in India with a special introductory price tag of Rs. 24,999. The headphones have a six-microphone adaptive Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) system, along with an adjustable Stay-Aware Mode. The headphones are advertised to offer up to 60 hours of battery life with ANC turned off and up to 50 hours with AN...
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Meet Kanika Tekriwal, A Cancer Survivor Who Built A Rs 420 Crore Empire From Just Rs 5,600 Investment
Kanika Tekriwal fought Stage 2 Hodgkin's Lymphoma in her early 20s, founded JetSetGo, and today, it flaunts a fleet of aircraft and helicopters
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Domestic Flights To Get Cheaper? Jet Fuel Prices Reduced By Rs 5
On a bulk basis, the aviation turbine fuel price has been lowered to Rs 1.10 lakh per kilolitre from Rs 1.15 lakh per kilolitre,
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Why This United Airlines Flight Needed Sandbags To Take Off
A United Airlines regional flight from Huntsville to Washington Dulles departed with just one passenger on board. The reason sandbags were loaded onto the aircraft may surprise you.
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Trainee Pilot Hit By Spinning Blade After Getting Off Aircraft In Kanpur
According to the statement issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the incident occurred around 11:15 pm on Friday at Kanpur's Chakeri Airport
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Small Plane Crashes Into Beijing's Tallest Building, Debris Falls From Sky
Videos and images also showed a portion of the building damaged, as well as a tail section of the plane and the broken window of a cab on the ground.
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Noida Airport Targets International Flight Operations By Year-End
Noida International Airport's terminal enters final phase, set for 2026 international flights launch
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India's New Hub-And-Spoke Aviation Model That Will Cut Travel Time
The first service under the hub-and-spoke model, operated by Air India as an "Easy Connect" flight, was launched from Varanasi on Thursday.
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Panel Backs Simulator-Heavy Pilot Training Model To Ease Crew Shortage
The Association of Flight Training Organisations (AFTO) has argued that reducing actual flying hours could weaken pilots' hands-on skills, decision-making ability and judgement in unexpected situations.
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Why Was Concorde, The Supersonic Passenger Aircraft With The Droop Nose, Discontinued?
Sonic boom restrictions limited Concorde to transatlantic flights, reducing its route flexibility and revenue potential.
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Centre Hikes Windfall Tax On Diesel And Aviation Turbine Fuel
The government on Monday hiked windfall gains tax on exports of diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF), while retaining the levy on petrol for the fortnight beginning June 16.
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Why Ex-Air India Pilot's Licence Was Restored 15 Years After Suspension
The matter stemmed from a 2011 probe into allegations that several pilots had secured licences using forged examination documents.
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How 'Made In India' Passenger Jets Will Change Indian Aviation Forever
India is one of the fastest-growing economies today, and its aviation sector has taken a massive leap.
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Boeing's Broken Engine Parts Hit Ryanair Jet Window Before Man's Head Was Sucked Outside
Investigators also found bird remains inside the engine, suggesting the plane may have struck birds during takeoff.
-
Air India Pilot Was Not Tested For Drugs Before Flight. What Rules Say
Air India's Airbus A320, VT-EXO, operating flight AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi on August 4, experienced a sudden loss of altitude of around 300 feet during cruise. The aircraft subsequently stabilised and landed safely in Delhi.
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Skullcandy Aviator 900 ANC Launched in India With Up to 60 Hours of Battery Life
Skullcandy Aviator 900 ANC is now available in India with a special introductory price tag of Rs. 24,999. The headphones have a six-microphone adaptive Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) system, along with an adjustable Stay-Aware Mode. The headphones are advertised to offer up to 60 hours of battery life with ANC turned off and up to 50 hours with AN...
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Meet Kanika Tekriwal, A Cancer Survivor Who Built A Rs 420 Crore Empire From Just Rs 5,600 Investment
Kanika Tekriwal fought Stage 2 Hodgkin's Lymphoma in her early 20s, founded JetSetGo, and today, it flaunts a fleet of aircraft and helicopters
-
Domestic Flights To Get Cheaper? Jet Fuel Prices Reduced By Rs 5
On a bulk basis, the aviation turbine fuel price has been lowered to Rs 1.10 lakh per kilolitre from Rs 1.15 lakh per kilolitre,
-
Why This United Airlines Flight Needed Sandbags To Take Off
A United Airlines regional flight from Huntsville to Washington Dulles departed with just one passenger on board. The reason sandbags were loaded onto the aircraft may surprise you.
-
Trainee Pilot Hit By Spinning Blade After Getting Off Aircraft In Kanpur
According to the statement issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the incident occurred around 11:15 pm on Friday at Kanpur's Chakeri Airport
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Small Plane Crashes Into Beijing's Tallest Building, Debris Falls From Sky
Videos and images also showed a portion of the building damaged, as well as a tail section of the plane and the broken window of a cab on the ground.
-
Noida Airport Targets International Flight Operations By Year-End
Noida International Airport's terminal enters final phase, set for 2026 international flights launch
-
India's New Hub-And-Spoke Aviation Model That Will Cut Travel Time
The first service under the hub-and-spoke model, operated by Air India as an "Easy Connect" flight, was launched from Varanasi on Thursday.
-
Panel Backs Simulator-Heavy Pilot Training Model To Ease Crew Shortage
The Association of Flight Training Organisations (AFTO) has argued that reducing actual flying hours could weaken pilots' hands-on skills, decision-making ability and judgement in unexpected situations.
-
Why Was Concorde, The Supersonic Passenger Aircraft With The Droop Nose, Discontinued?
Sonic boom restrictions limited Concorde to transatlantic flights, reducing its route flexibility and revenue potential.
-
Centre Hikes Windfall Tax On Diesel And Aviation Turbine Fuel
The government on Monday hiked windfall gains tax on exports of diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF), while retaining the levy on petrol for the fortnight beginning June 16.
-
Why Ex-Air India Pilot's Licence Was Restored 15 Years After Suspension
The matter stemmed from a 2011 probe into allegations that several pilots had secured licences using forged examination documents.
-
How 'Made In India' Passenger Jets Will Change Indian Aviation Forever
India is one of the fastest-growing economies today, and its aviation sector has taken a massive leap.
