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'Flagged Issues In July': Air Traffic Controllers After Delhi Airport Glitch
The system failure incident that happened at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport on Friday could possibly have been prevented, an organisation of air traffic controllers has said.
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Air India To Resume Flights To Middle East, Europe From Today
Air India, which halted its flights to several regions as Iran fired missiles at the United States' Al Udeid air base in Qatar on Monday, is resuming services to the Middle East and Europe starting Tuesday.
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Air India 'Black Box' Damaged, Centre To Decide Whether To Send It Abroad
The black box of Air India's Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner plane that crashed on June 12 in Ahmedabad has sustained damage and may have to be sent to the United States to continue the data extraction process, sources have said.
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'Pattern Of Issues At Boeing': Whistleblower To NDTV After Air India Crash
Ed Pierson - the ex-high-level Boeing manager-turned-whistleblower, who testified before the United States Congress in 2019 that he had flagged safety concerns with the 737 Max variant - spoke to NDTV about "a bothersome patterns of issues".
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US Sees No Immediate Reason To Ground Boeing 787 After Air India Crash
U.S. officials said on Thursday they have not seen any immediate safety data that would require halting Boeing 787 flights after a fatal Air India accident killed over 240 people.
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"Anything We Can Do, We Will Do": Trump On Ahmedabad Plane Crash
US President Donald Trump spoke about the tragic plane crash in India on Thursday, offering any support the United States can provide as investigations are under way to ascertain what the reasons were that led to the incident.
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How Indian Defences Protected Nation, Shot Down Pak Missiles, Drones
India's 'impregnable' air defence wall - to protect from missile and drone strikes - stood steadfast against two waves of attacks from Pakistan, knocking down projectiles targeting military installations in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Rajasthan.
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"Real Luxury": Woman's Post On Quality Of Life In India Vs US Sparks Online Debate
"Real quality of life is actually stuff that's super basic. It's clean air, ongoing electricity, availability of water, plenty of greenery, good roads," Ms Sodhi said.
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Opinion | India's Growing Defence Needs Can Force It To Make A Tough Choice Soon
India needs more sophisticated technology than what Russia can offer today. There is now a complex choice that it has avoided making for years: rely on Western states led by the US or on an increasingly inconsistent Russia.
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US Says "Monitoring" Situation After Air India Flight Diverted To Russia
The United States on Tuesday said it is closely monitoring the situation after a San Francisco-bound Air India flight made an emergency landing in Russia.
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Indian, US Fighter Jets Take Part In Joint Exercise In Bengal
Fighter jets of the air forces of India and the United States took part in a joint exercise at Kalaikunda Air Force Station in West Bengal's Paschim Medinipur district, an official said on Monday.
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Indian-American Confirmed As Assistant Secretary Of US Air Force
The United States Senate on Wednesday confirmed Indian American Ravi Chaudhary as the Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Air Force, one of the top civilian leadership positions in the Pentagon.
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America's B-1B Long-Range Heavy Bomber Returns To Aero Show India
The United States Air Force (USAF) has once again sent their B-1B Lancers and an array of other defence machinery to participate in the Aero Show held at Bengaluru, according to an official statement by US Ministry of Defence.
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US Air Force's F-35 To Debut At Aero India 2023
The United States Air Force's newest fifth-generation fighters, including the multirole F-35A Lightning II, are all set to make their debut at Aero India 2023, according to the press statement released by US Consulate Chennai.
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On US System Outage, Aviation Body DGCA Says Operations Normal In India
Aviation regulator DGCA said operations are normal at all airports in the country, and as of now, "there does not seem to be a cause for concern" amid air traffic in the United States getting affected due to a technical failure.
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'Flagged Issues In July': Air Traffic Controllers After Delhi Airport Glitch
The system failure incident that happened at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport on Friday could possibly have been prevented, an organisation of air traffic controllers has said.
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Air India To Resume Flights To Middle East, Europe From Today
Air India, which halted its flights to several regions as Iran fired missiles at the United States' Al Udeid air base in Qatar on Monday, is resuming services to the Middle East and Europe starting Tuesday.
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Air India 'Black Box' Damaged, Centre To Decide Whether To Send It Abroad
The black box of Air India's Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner plane that crashed on June 12 in Ahmedabad has sustained damage and may have to be sent to the United States to continue the data extraction process, sources have said.
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'Pattern Of Issues At Boeing': Whistleblower To NDTV After Air India Crash
Ed Pierson - the ex-high-level Boeing manager-turned-whistleblower, who testified before the United States Congress in 2019 that he had flagged safety concerns with the 737 Max variant - spoke to NDTV about "a bothersome patterns of issues".
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US Sees No Immediate Reason To Ground Boeing 787 After Air India Crash
U.S. officials said on Thursday they have not seen any immediate safety data that would require halting Boeing 787 flights after a fatal Air India accident killed over 240 people.
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"Anything We Can Do, We Will Do": Trump On Ahmedabad Plane Crash
US President Donald Trump spoke about the tragic plane crash in India on Thursday, offering any support the United States can provide as investigations are under way to ascertain what the reasons were that led to the incident.
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How Indian Defences Protected Nation, Shot Down Pak Missiles, Drones
India's 'impregnable' air defence wall - to protect from missile and drone strikes - stood steadfast against two waves of attacks from Pakistan, knocking down projectiles targeting military installations in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Rajasthan.
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"Real Luxury": Woman's Post On Quality Of Life In India Vs US Sparks Online Debate
"Real quality of life is actually stuff that's super basic. It's clean air, ongoing electricity, availability of water, plenty of greenery, good roads," Ms Sodhi said.
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Opinion | India's Growing Defence Needs Can Force It To Make A Tough Choice Soon
India needs more sophisticated technology than what Russia can offer today. There is now a complex choice that it has avoided making for years: rely on Western states led by the US or on an increasingly inconsistent Russia.
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US Says "Monitoring" Situation After Air India Flight Diverted To Russia
The United States on Tuesday said it is closely monitoring the situation after a San Francisco-bound Air India flight made an emergency landing in Russia.
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Indian, US Fighter Jets Take Part In Joint Exercise In Bengal
Fighter jets of the air forces of India and the United States took part in a joint exercise at Kalaikunda Air Force Station in West Bengal's Paschim Medinipur district, an official said on Monday.
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Indian-American Confirmed As Assistant Secretary Of US Air Force
The United States Senate on Wednesday confirmed Indian American Ravi Chaudhary as the Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Air Force, one of the top civilian leadership positions in the Pentagon.
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America's B-1B Long-Range Heavy Bomber Returns To Aero Show India
The United States Air Force (USAF) has once again sent their B-1B Lancers and an array of other defence machinery to participate in the Aero Show held at Bengaluru, according to an official statement by US Ministry of Defence.
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US Air Force's F-35 To Debut At Aero India 2023
The United States Air Force's newest fifth-generation fighters, including the multirole F-35A Lightning II, are all set to make their debut at Aero India 2023, according to the press statement released by US Consulate Chennai.
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On US System Outage, Aviation Body DGCA Says Operations Normal In India
Aviation regulator DGCA said operations are normal at all airports in the country, and as of now, "there does not seem to be a cause for concern" amid air traffic in the United States getting affected due to a technical failure.
