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Air India To Give $400 Million Makeover To Over Half Of Its Fleet
Air India on Tuesday said it expects to complete the upgradation of its 27 legacy A320 neo aircraft by mid-2025, following which all its narrow body planes will have the three-class configuration of business, premium economy and economy seats.
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IndiGo Asked To Replace Pratt And Whitney Engines In A320 Neo Aircraft
Stating "desperate measures" were required to "put things in order", aviation regulator DGCA told IndiGo airlines on Friday to replace the Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines under both wings of 97 A320neo aircraft "at all costs" by January 31 or they would be grounded.
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Aviation Body Orders IndiGo To Replace Engines On 16 A320 Neo Planes
The country's civil aviation regulator DGCA, on Monday asked IndiGo not to use A320 Neo planes fitted with ratt and Whitney (PW) engines that have already been used for over 3,000 hours, or face grounding of aircraft, officials said.
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Aviation Body Calls Urgent Meeting With IndiGo, GoAir Over Airbus Plane
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA called an urgent meeting with Indigo and GoAir today to review the performance of the Airbus Neo aircraft in their fleets.
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IndiGo Flight's Mid-Air "Turn Back" After Engine Shook Violently: Report
Budget carrier IndiGo's Delhi-Mumbai flight had to perform a mid-air "turn back" manoeuvre due to excessive vibration from the aircraft's engine number two, industry insiders privy to the development said today.
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Centre To Issue New Safety Rules For Airbus A320 Neos
The government will issue new safety protocols for airlines operating Airbus A320neo aircraft fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines, the civil aviation secretary said, after temporary grounding orders affected the planes last year.
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Accident Probe Agency Seeks US Help in Probing IndiGo Engine Incident
Aircraft Accident Probe Agency has sought assistance from its US counterpart National Transportation Safety Board in investigating into the incident of an IndiGo plane's engine emitting smoke mid-air, a senior official said today.
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IndiGo Grounds A320 Neos, Cites "Non-Availability" Of Spare Engines
Budget carrier IndiGo, which has been grappling with Pratt and Whitney engine issue, today said some of its Airbus A320 Neo aircraft have been grounded "proactively" due to "non-availability" of spare engines from the manufacturer.
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IndiGo Grounds Sixth A320 Neo Aircraft
Budget carrier IndiGo has grounded another of its A320 neo aircraft, the airline confirmed on Tuesday, making it the sixth aircraft to be stopped from operations since July.
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IndiGo, GoAir Induct 8 A320 Neos After Planes Suffer Engine Issues
Budget carriers IndiGo and GoAir have together inducted eight Airbus A320 Neo planes in their fleet since the resumption of deliveries, which was halted due to the Pratt & Whitney engine issues, according to a source.
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IndiGo Grounds Another A320 Neo Aircraft After "Minor Snag" In Engine
Pratt and Whitney engine turbulence hit IndiGo again as a technical glitch in one of the engines of an Airbus A320 Neo plane forced the airline to ground the flight at the last moment, an industry source said.
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IndiGo, GoAir Start Receiving Engines From Pratt And Whitney
Budget carriers IndiGo and GoAir , whose 14 A320 Neo aircraft were grounded by aviation regulator DGCA early this month due to faulty engines, have started receiving spare engines from Pratt and Whitney.
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IndiGo Grounds Another A320 Neo Aircraft After "Oil Chip Issue" In Engine
Budget carrier IndiGo today grounded one more A320 Neo fitted with Pratt&Whitney engine due to "oil chip issue" taking the total number of planes on ground to seven.
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Are A320 Neos Airworthy: Court Asks Civil Aviation Regulator
In a move that may impact the operations of no-frill carriers IndiGo and GoAir which operate the A-320 neo planes, the Delhi High Court today directed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to state on affidavit that the remaining fleet of aircraft of this model, which have not yet been grounded, were safe and airworthy.
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Aviation Watchdog Told To File Affidavit On Safety Of A320 Neo Aircraft
The Delhi High Court today directed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to file an affidavit as required under the Aircraft Rules on the safety and airworthiness of the A320 Neo planes flying in India.
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Air India To Give $400 Million Makeover To Over Half Of Its Fleet
Air India on Tuesday said it expects to complete the upgradation of its 27 legacy A320 neo aircraft by mid-2025, following which all its narrow body planes will have the three-class configuration of business, premium economy and economy seats.
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IndiGo Asked To Replace Pratt And Whitney Engines In A320 Neo Aircraft
Stating "desperate measures" were required to "put things in order", aviation regulator DGCA told IndiGo airlines on Friday to replace the Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines under both wings of 97 A320neo aircraft "at all costs" by January 31 or they would be grounded.
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Aviation Body Orders IndiGo To Replace Engines On 16 A320 Neo Planes
The country's civil aviation regulator DGCA, on Monday asked IndiGo not to use A320 Neo planes fitted with ratt and Whitney (PW) engines that have already been used for over 3,000 hours, or face grounding of aircraft, officials said.
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Aviation Body Calls Urgent Meeting With IndiGo, GoAir Over Airbus Plane
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA called an urgent meeting with Indigo and GoAir today to review the performance of the Airbus Neo aircraft in their fleets.
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IndiGo Flight's Mid-Air "Turn Back" After Engine Shook Violently: Report
Budget carrier IndiGo's Delhi-Mumbai flight had to perform a mid-air "turn back" manoeuvre due to excessive vibration from the aircraft's engine number two, industry insiders privy to the development said today.
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Centre To Issue New Safety Rules For Airbus A320 Neos
The government will issue new safety protocols for airlines operating Airbus A320neo aircraft fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines, the civil aviation secretary said, after temporary grounding orders affected the planes last year.
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Accident Probe Agency Seeks US Help in Probing IndiGo Engine Incident
Aircraft Accident Probe Agency has sought assistance from its US counterpart National Transportation Safety Board in investigating into the incident of an IndiGo plane's engine emitting smoke mid-air, a senior official said today.
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IndiGo Grounds A320 Neos, Cites "Non-Availability" Of Spare Engines
Budget carrier IndiGo, which has been grappling with Pratt and Whitney engine issue, today said some of its Airbus A320 Neo aircraft have been grounded "proactively" due to "non-availability" of spare engines from the manufacturer.
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IndiGo Grounds Sixth A320 Neo Aircraft
Budget carrier IndiGo has grounded another of its A320 neo aircraft, the airline confirmed on Tuesday, making it the sixth aircraft to be stopped from operations since July.
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IndiGo, GoAir Induct 8 A320 Neos After Planes Suffer Engine Issues
Budget carriers IndiGo and GoAir have together inducted eight Airbus A320 Neo planes in their fleet since the resumption of deliveries, which was halted due to the Pratt & Whitney engine issues, according to a source.
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IndiGo Grounds Another A320 Neo Aircraft After "Minor Snag" In Engine
Pratt and Whitney engine turbulence hit IndiGo again as a technical glitch in one of the engines of an Airbus A320 Neo plane forced the airline to ground the flight at the last moment, an industry source said.
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IndiGo, GoAir Start Receiving Engines From Pratt And Whitney
Budget carriers IndiGo and GoAir , whose 14 A320 Neo aircraft were grounded by aviation regulator DGCA early this month due to faulty engines, have started receiving spare engines from Pratt and Whitney.
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IndiGo Grounds Another A320 Neo Aircraft After "Oil Chip Issue" In Engine
Budget carrier IndiGo today grounded one more A320 Neo fitted with Pratt&Whitney engine due to "oil chip issue" taking the total number of planes on ground to seven.
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Are A320 Neos Airworthy: Court Asks Civil Aviation Regulator
In a move that may impact the operations of no-frill carriers IndiGo and GoAir which operate the A-320 neo planes, the Delhi High Court today directed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to state on affidavit that the remaining fleet of aircraft of this model, which have not yet been grounded, were safe and airworthy.
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Aviation Watchdog Told To File Affidavit On Safety Of A320 Neo Aircraft
The Delhi High Court today directed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to file an affidavit as required under the Aircraft Rules on the safety and airworthiness of the A320 Neo planes flying in India.
