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HAL, Airbus Sign Pact For Civil Aircraft Maintenance Facility
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and Airbus, the largest European aircraft manufacturing company, have inked a contract for the establishment of Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facilities dedicated to the A-320 family of aircraft.
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Amid Safety Worries, GoAir Promises To Change Faulty Engines By January 31
After a series of engine-related malfunctions on its fleet of Airbus A-320 NEO jetliners, GoAir has stated that it will replace all potentially defective Pratt & Whitney 1100 series engines on its fleet by January 31.
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On GoAir Guwahati-Kolkata Flight, Engine Stalled, Passengers Noticed Fire
An Airbus A-320 NEO airliner operated by carrier GoAir had a serious problem with one of its engines on Monday with some passengers reporting a fire in the tailpipe of the engine, the government's aviation watchdog, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has confirmed. The aircraft, which was flying to Kolkata from Guwahati and carrying 1...
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IndiGo Planes With Faulty Engines Face Catastrophic Situation: Regulator
Worried by an alert by the US aviation watchdog, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA has warned IndiGo Airlines that its Airbus A-320 NEO airliners could face a catastrophic situationif they continue to operate with unmodified engines.
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Airbus Takes 1.3 Billion Euros Charge On A400M Military Plane
Airbus on Thursday took a new 1.3 billion euro ($1.6 billion) hit on its A400M military transport plane, lifting charges on Europe's troubled defence project above 8 billion euros and clouding higher-than-expected underlying profits.
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Air India to Phase Out Its Ageing A-320s Soon: Sources
Air India - fresh from its Monday evening scare of its Kajuraho-Varanasi flight catching fire while landing in Delhi - is speeding up its plans to replace its ageing fleet of Airbus A 320 planes.
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This Plane Unsafe, Said Air India Pilots. Airline Doesn't Think So.
If you fly Air India, there's a good chance that you've been on the sort of plane that made an emergency landing in Delhi on Monday evening. The Airbus A320, is a warhorse for the airline, with nearly 60 of these planes currently in service. The glaring problem, according to pilots who fly with the national carrier, is that 15 of them are far too ...
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Computer Expert Hacked into Plane and Made it Fly Sideways: FBI
In a shocking incident in the US, a computer security expert hacked into a plane's in-flight entertainment system and made the jet briefly fly sideways by ordering one of the engines to go into climb mode.
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AirAsia Captain Left Seat Before Jet Lost Control, Say Sources
The captain of the AirAsia jet that crashed into the sea in December was out of his seat conducting an unorthodox procedure when his co-pilot apparently lost control, and by the time he returned it was too late to save the plane, two people familiar with the investigation said.
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Vistara Likely to Take Delivery of 3rd A-320 This Week
Tata-SIA joint venture airline Vistara, which is all set to take wings from Friday with flights connecting Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad, is expected to take delivery of its third Airbus A-320 aircraft this week.
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Passengers Evacuated Using Slides After Smoke on IndiGo Plane
An IndiGo flight from Mumbai to Delhi with nearly 150 people on board reportedly caught fire after it landed in Delhi this afternoon.
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Narrow escape for passengers as flight hits runway lights in Bangalore
Over 100 people on board an Indigo flight from Delhi had a miraculous escape when the aircraft hit the runway lights, deflating its tyres at the Bangalore International Airport today.
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Air India to resume Dreamliner flights next week, replace 19 planes
Air India on Tuesday decided to resume next week domestic operations of the Dreamliner aircraft, grounded for four months due to a battery problem, and replace 19 aged Airbus A-320s with new leased ones.
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HAL, Airbus Sign Pact For Civil Aircraft Maintenance Facility
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and Airbus, the largest European aircraft manufacturing company, have inked a contract for the establishment of Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facilities dedicated to the A-320 family of aircraft.
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Amid Safety Worries, GoAir Promises To Change Faulty Engines By January 31
After a series of engine-related malfunctions on its fleet of Airbus A-320 NEO jetliners, GoAir has stated that it will replace all potentially defective Pratt & Whitney 1100 series engines on its fleet by January 31.
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On GoAir Guwahati-Kolkata Flight, Engine Stalled, Passengers Noticed Fire
An Airbus A-320 NEO airliner operated by carrier GoAir had a serious problem with one of its engines on Monday with some passengers reporting a fire in the tailpipe of the engine, the government's aviation watchdog, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has confirmed. The aircraft, which was flying to Kolkata from Guwahati and carrying 1...
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IndiGo Planes With Faulty Engines Face Catastrophic Situation: Regulator
Worried by an alert by the US aviation watchdog, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA has warned IndiGo Airlines that its Airbus A-320 NEO airliners could face a catastrophic situationif they continue to operate with unmodified engines.
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Airbus Takes 1.3 Billion Euros Charge On A400M Military Plane
Airbus on Thursday took a new 1.3 billion euro ($1.6 billion) hit on its A400M military transport plane, lifting charges on Europe's troubled defence project above 8 billion euros and clouding higher-than-expected underlying profits.
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Air India to Phase Out Its Ageing A-320s Soon: Sources
Air India - fresh from its Monday evening scare of its Kajuraho-Varanasi flight catching fire while landing in Delhi - is speeding up its plans to replace its ageing fleet of Airbus A 320 planes.
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This Plane Unsafe, Said Air India Pilots. Airline Doesn't Think So.
If you fly Air India, there's a good chance that you've been on the sort of plane that made an emergency landing in Delhi on Monday evening. The Airbus A320, is a warhorse for the airline, with nearly 60 of these planes currently in service. The glaring problem, according to pilots who fly with the national carrier, is that 15 of them are far too ...
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Computer Expert Hacked into Plane and Made it Fly Sideways: FBI
In a shocking incident in the US, a computer security expert hacked into a plane's in-flight entertainment system and made the jet briefly fly sideways by ordering one of the engines to go into climb mode.
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AirAsia Captain Left Seat Before Jet Lost Control, Say Sources
The captain of the AirAsia jet that crashed into the sea in December was out of his seat conducting an unorthodox procedure when his co-pilot apparently lost control, and by the time he returned it was too late to save the plane, two people familiar with the investigation said.
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Vistara Likely to Take Delivery of 3rd A-320 This Week
Tata-SIA joint venture airline Vistara, which is all set to take wings from Friday with flights connecting Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad, is expected to take delivery of its third Airbus A-320 aircraft this week.
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Passengers Evacuated Using Slides After Smoke on IndiGo Plane
An IndiGo flight from Mumbai to Delhi with nearly 150 people on board reportedly caught fire after it landed in Delhi this afternoon.
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Narrow escape for passengers as flight hits runway lights in Bangalore
Over 100 people on board an Indigo flight from Delhi had a miraculous escape when the aircraft hit the runway lights, deflating its tyres at the Bangalore International Airport today.
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Air India to resume Dreamliner flights next week, replace 19 planes
Air India on Tuesday decided to resume next week domestic operations of the Dreamliner aircraft, grounded for four months due to a battery problem, and replace 19 aged Airbus A-320s with new leased ones.
