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Air India Pilot Detects Fuel Leak During Final Pre-Flight Inspection, Averts Tragedy
A potential tragedy was averted at the Chennai Airport on Wednesday when the pilot of an Air India flight travelling from Chennai to Singapore detected a possible fuel leak during the final pre-flight inspection.
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Chennai Salons Reopen After Two Months, Mask, Gloves, Apron And No AC
The telephone keeps ringing for appointments at the Naturals Salon in Chennai's Alwarpet as the outlet reopened today after two months, a day after the Tamil Nadu government permitted salons and grooming parlours to resume services without air conditioning. The state government also announced resumption of public transport and more employees at the...
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Fly Past, Flower Showers In Armed Forces' Tribute To Coronavirus Warriors: 10 Points
A mega effort by the armed forces to felicitate healthcare workers and other corona warriors is underway across the country, complete with flypasts by fighter jets over state capitals, aerial flower shower and performances by military bands outside hospitals. In the evening, Navy ships docked at major ports, including Mumbai and Chennai, will be li...
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"It's A Mess": Pongal Bonfire Smog Hits Flight Operations In Chennai
Flight operations in Chennai were suspended for at least five hours this morning due to thick smog and poor visibility on the runway as Tamil Nadu celebrates the beginning of Pongal festivities with 'Bhogi'. The celebrations started this morning with people setting bonfires on the streets with agricultural and household waste. The Air Quality Index...
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Cyclone Vardah Update: Rail And Air Services Affected In Chennai
Rail and flight services in Chennai were affected by heavy rain and strong winds that lashed the city and other coastal areas of Tamil Nadu due to cyclone Vardah, officials said.
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Heavy Rain Disrupts Air Services On Delhi-Chennai Route
Air services on the New Delhi-Chennai route were today affected due to rain in the national capital, airport officials said.
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Air India Introduces Self Check-In Facility At 26 Airports
Making flying easier, state-run Air India has made available self check-in facility to its fliers at 26 domestic airports, including in Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi and Hyderabad, which allows passengers to skip check-in queues and head to a dedicated baggage drop counter.
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Chennai Floods: Big B, Anushka Sharma 'Salute' Armed Forces
"Let us not forget the heroes in the Army and the Air Force that work selflessly for CHENNAI ! SALUTE," Amitabh Bachchan wrote on Twitter. "Salute the armed forces for repeatedly coming to the reduce of nation, selflessly, whenever asked," Anushka Sharma wrote on Twitter
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Chennai Floods: Rail, Air Services Restored
Train services and flights today resumed operations in the city after days of disruption due to torrential rains that left thousands of passengers stranded.
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Air Force's C-17 Globemaster, C-130J Super Hercules Saving Lives From Kashmir to Chennai
Heavy-lifter C-17 Globemaster and the C-130J Super Hercules, which helped in saving thousands of lives during Uttarakhand and Kashmir floods and the deadly Nepal earthquake early this year, again did a yeoman service in rain-hit Chennai where they ferried nearly 1,500 people to safety following the deluge.
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Air India Pilot Detects Fuel Leak During Final Pre-Flight Inspection, Averts Tragedy
A potential tragedy was averted at the Chennai Airport on Wednesday when the pilot of an Air India flight travelling from Chennai to Singapore detected a possible fuel leak during the final pre-flight inspection.
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Chennai Salons Reopen After Two Months, Mask, Gloves, Apron And No AC
The telephone keeps ringing for appointments at the Naturals Salon in Chennai's Alwarpet as the outlet reopened today after two months, a day after the Tamil Nadu government permitted salons and grooming parlours to resume services without air conditioning. The state government also announced resumption of public transport and more employees at the...
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Fly Past, Flower Showers In Armed Forces' Tribute To Coronavirus Warriors: 10 Points
A mega effort by the armed forces to felicitate healthcare workers and other corona warriors is underway across the country, complete with flypasts by fighter jets over state capitals, aerial flower shower and performances by military bands outside hospitals. In the evening, Navy ships docked at major ports, including Mumbai and Chennai, will be li...
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"It's A Mess": Pongal Bonfire Smog Hits Flight Operations In Chennai
Flight operations in Chennai were suspended for at least five hours this morning due to thick smog and poor visibility on the runway as Tamil Nadu celebrates the beginning of Pongal festivities with 'Bhogi'. The celebrations started this morning with people setting bonfires on the streets with agricultural and household waste. The Air Quality Index...
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Cyclone Vardah Update: Rail And Air Services Affected In Chennai
Rail and flight services in Chennai were affected by heavy rain and strong winds that lashed the city and other coastal areas of Tamil Nadu due to cyclone Vardah, officials said.
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Heavy Rain Disrupts Air Services On Delhi-Chennai Route
Air services on the New Delhi-Chennai route were today affected due to rain in the national capital, airport officials said.
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Air India Introduces Self Check-In Facility At 26 Airports
Making flying easier, state-run Air India has made available self check-in facility to its fliers at 26 domestic airports, including in Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi and Hyderabad, which allows passengers to skip check-in queues and head to a dedicated baggage drop counter.
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Chennai Floods: Big B, Anushka Sharma 'Salute' Armed Forces
"Let us not forget the heroes in the Army and the Air Force that work selflessly for CHENNAI ! SALUTE," Amitabh Bachchan wrote on Twitter. "Salute the armed forces for repeatedly coming to the reduce of nation, selflessly, whenever asked," Anushka Sharma wrote on Twitter
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Chennai Floods: Rail, Air Services Restored
Train services and flights today resumed operations in the city after days of disruption due to torrential rains that left thousands of passengers stranded.
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Air Force's C-17 Globemaster, C-130J Super Hercules Saving Lives From Kashmir to Chennai
Heavy-lifter C-17 Globemaster and the C-130J Super Hercules, which helped in saving thousands of lives during Uttarakhand and Kashmir floods and the deadly Nepal earthquake early this year, again did a yeoman service in rain-hit Chennai where they ferried nearly 1,500 people to safety following the deluge.
