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Historic Move As 3 Private Players In Race To Build AMCA, India's Homegrown Stealth Fighter Jet
The Rs 15,000 crore project will see the winning private partner build five prototypes of the AMCA at a new greenfield facility in Andhra Pradesh
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Air India's Delhi-Bengaluru Flight Suffers Tail Strike During Landing
Air India's Delhi-Bengaluru Flight Suffers Tail Strike During Landing
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Passengers At Mumbai Airport Raise Anti-SpiceJet Slogans After Multiple Flight Cancellations And Major Delays
Multiple videos on X show passengers raising anti-SpiceJet slogans at Mumbai Airport after facing long delays and cancellations.
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EasyJet Asks Passengers To Deboard Flight Last Minute As It Was Too Heavy To Take Off
The flight was delayed after safety calculations showed it could not take off at full weight due to wind conditions and Southend's short runway, easyJet said.
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US Military Blew Up Its $100 Million Aircraft In Iran. Here's Why
The damaged aircraft appear to be Lockheed Martin C-130 types, likely the MC-130J Commando II variant, valued at over $100 million, often used to infiltrate and exfiltrate troops into enemy territories for special operations.
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Flying Too Often? This Common Blood Issue Could Make It Risky: Don't Ignore It
Low haemoglobin reduces oxygen delivery, making flying riskier due to lower cabin oxygen levels and increased fatigue or dizziness.
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Air India's London Flight Back To Delhi After Snag, Was In Air For 7 Hours
The same A350-900 aircraft VT-JRF had faced a technical issue on March 15, following which the plane operating the flight from New York to Delhi was diverted
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Videos From Air India Express "Hard Landing" Show Touchdown Moment
Airport authorities issued a Notice to Air Mission (NOTAM) after the landing, closing the runway for several hours while emergency teams responded and the aircraft was cleared.
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China, Iran Close To Deal For Missiles That Can Sink Aircraft Carriers
Iran is reportedly nearing a deal with China to purchase anti-ship cruise missiles, as the US threatens strikes on the Islamic Republic and presses its biggest military build-up in the Middle East in decades.
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Delhi Airport To Shut One Of 4 Runways For 3 Months For Major Repair Work
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport will shut one of its four runways for nearly three months starting February 26 for major rehabilitation work, according to a Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) issued by the Airports Authority of India.
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Iran Faces US Wrath, But 5,000 Sailors On USS Ford Face 650 Failing Toilets
The USS Gerald R. Ford has been at sea since June last year. The Republican leader's decision to extend its deployment for a second time has snowballed into a growing list of problems, such as blocked toilets and sewage troubles.
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'It Was Minor Tech Incident On Ground': HAL Dismisses Tejas Crash Reports
India's top plane-maker HAL has denied media reports that claimed a Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas crashed earlier this month. In a statement, the Bengaluru-based Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) said it was "a minor technical incident".
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Parents Flying IndiGo With Infant Struggle For Adjacent Seats, Call Up Airline. What Happens Next
In a statement, IndiGo said that seat selection options may vary based on aircraft configuration and availability during online check-in.
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70% Of Air India Planes Have Recurring Technical Issues: Centre
More than seven out of every ten aircraft reviewed in the Air India Group fleet have shown recurring technical defects, according to official data tabled in Parliament on Thursday.
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"No Issues": Air India Re-Inspects Fuel Control Switch Across Boeing Dreamliners
The Fuel Control Switches across all operational Boeing 787 aircraft in the Air India fleet were found to have no issues, the carrier said.
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Historic Move As 3 Private Players In Race To Build AMCA, India's Homegrown Stealth Fighter Jet
The Rs 15,000 crore project will see the winning private partner build five prototypes of the AMCA at a new greenfield facility in Andhra Pradesh
-
Air India's Delhi-Bengaluru Flight Suffers Tail Strike During Landing
Air India's Delhi-Bengaluru Flight Suffers Tail Strike During Landing
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Passengers At Mumbai Airport Raise Anti-SpiceJet Slogans After Multiple Flight Cancellations And Major Delays
Multiple videos on X show passengers raising anti-SpiceJet slogans at Mumbai Airport after facing long delays and cancellations.
-
EasyJet Asks Passengers To Deboard Flight Last Minute As It Was Too Heavy To Take Off
The flight was delayed after safety calculations showed it could not take off at full weight due to wind conditions and Southend's short runway, easyJet said.
-
US Military Blew Up Its $100 Million Aircraft In Iran. Here's Why
The damaged aircraft appear to be Lockheed Martin C-130 types, likely the MC-130J Commando II variant, valued at over $100 million, often used to infiltrate and exfiltrate troops into enemy territories for special operations.
-
Flying Too Often? This Common Blood Issue Could Make It Risky: Don't Ignore It
Low haemoglobin reduces oxygen delivery, making flying riskier due to lower cabin oxygen levels and increased fatigue or dizziness.
-
Air India's London Flight Back To Delhi After Snag, Was In Air For 7 Hours
The same A350-900 aircraft VT-JRF had faced a technical issue on March 15, following which the plane operating the flight from New York to Delhi was diverted
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Videos From Air India Express "Hard Landing" Show Touchdown Moment
Airport authorities issued a Notice to Air Mission (NOTAM) after the landing, closing the runway for several hours while emergency teams responded and the aircraft was cleared.
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China, Iran Close To Deal For Missiles That Can Sink Aircraft Carriers
Iran is reportedly nearing a deal with China to purchase anti-ship cruise missiles, as the US threatens strikes on the Islamic Republic and presses its biggest military build-up in the Middle East in decades.
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Delhi Airport To Shut One Of 4 Runways For 3 Months For Major Repair Work
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport will shut one of its four runways for nearly three months starting February 26 for major rehabilitation work, according to a Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) issued by the Airports Authority of India.
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Iran Faces US Wrath, But 5,000 Sailors On USS Ford Face 650 Failing Toilets
The USS Gerald R. Ford has been at sea since June last year. The Republican leader's decision to extend its deployment for a second time has snowballed into a growing list of problems, such as blocked toilets and sewage troubles.
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'It Was Minor Tech Incident On Ground': HAL Dismisses Tejas Crash Reports
India's top plane-maker HAL has denied media reports that claimed a Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas crashed earlier this month. In a statement, the Bengaluru-based Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) said it was "a minor technical incident".
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Parents Flying IndiGo With Infant Struggle For Adjacent Seats, Call Up Airline. What Happens Next
In a statement, IndiGo said that seat selection options may vary based on aircraft configuration and availability during online check-in.
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70% Of Air India Planes Have Recurring Technical Issues: Centre
More than seven out of every ten aircraft reviewed in the Air India Group fleet have shown recurring technical defects, according to official data tabled in Parliament on Thursday.
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"No Issues": Air India Re-Inspects Fuel Control Switch Across Boeing Dreamliners
The Fuel Control Switches across all operational Boeing 787 aircraft in the Air India fleet were found to have no issues, the carrier said.
