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Deadline For Panel's Report On IndiGo Flight Chaos Extended Till Friday
The civil aviation regulator DGCA has extended the deadline for a four-member committee to submit its report on the massive disruptions of IndiGo's flight operations, sources said.
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Exclusive: Thrashed By Pilot, Left Bloodied, Flier Recounts Airport Episode
The SpiceJet passenger who was allegedly assaulted and left bloodied by an Air India Express pilot is struggling to come to terms with the assault that his family witnessed at the Delhi airport.
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Centre Asks IndiGo To Cut Over 200 Flights A Day After Days Of Disruptions
IndiGo, the country's largest airline, will have to cut down its operations by 10 per cent, the government has decided in view of the massive crisis sparked by its 2000-plus flight cancellations in recent days.
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Why You Should Not Put A Padlock On Your Bag While Travelling By Air
Securing your luggage with a padlock may seem convenient but may not be the best way to keep it safe. Here's what makes it a bad practice for what to do instead.
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Passengers On This New Jet May Get To Watch The Sun Rise Twice
The airline mentioned that all the main parts of the plane have come together, along with the wings, tail section and landing gear, now attached.
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US Faces Worst Flight Disruptions Of Shutdown: 10,000 Delays, 3,200 Cancellations
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy cautioned that if the deadlock continues, flight operations could dwindle to a "trickle" ahead of the busy holiday travel season.
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Republicans Reject Democratic Offer To End Shutdown As Impasse Enters Day 38
Despite the stalemate, lawmakers in both parties were feeling increased urgency to reopen the government as airlines were forced to cut more than 1,000 flights, government workers remained unpaid and food aid was delayed for millions of people.
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Over 1,200 Flights Cut Across US Amid Shutdown Standoff
More than 1,200 flights were canceled across the United States on Friday after the Trump administration ordered reductions to ease strain on air traffic controllers working without pay amid a federal government shutdown.
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US To Cut 10% Of Flights At 40 Major Airports Amid Longest Shutdown
The shutdown, now in its 36th day and the longest in US history, has forced 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 Transportation Security Administration agents to work without pay.
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US Government Shutdown Enters Day 36, Trump Refuses To Negotiate
The government shutdown has entered its 36th day, breaking the record as the longest ever and disrupting the lives of millions of Americans with federal program cuts, flight delays and federal workers nationwide left without paychecks.
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New Helicopter For Chandrababu Naidu To Enhance Security, Cut Travel Time
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu has started using a new, high-tech helicopter, the Airbus H-160, for his official tours.
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Will Flights And Hotels Get Cheaper Now? How Revised GST Rates Impact Travel
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council approved a significant overhaul of tax rates on hotel stays and air travel during its 56th meeting on September 3, 2025
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Why Coconuts Are Banned On Flights And What Foods You Can Carry Instead
Foods banned on flights: While most travellers know the common restrictions, something as ordinary as a coconut can also be hazardous in the air. Here is why.
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Stairway Collapses In Ghaziabad Complex, Firefighters Rescue Those Trapped
Some people living in a residential complex in Ghaziabad were trapped inside their homes after a flight of stairs in a building collapsed and hung precariously, cutting off their exit. Eventually, firefighters rescued those trapped, including a dog,
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NASA Grounds Boeing Starliner Until 2026 After Test Flight Failures
NASA has grounded Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner until at least 2026 following critical malfunctions during its June 2024 crewed test flight. The mission was cut short due to multiple thruster failures and helium pressurization leaks. NASA decided to bring Starliner back to Earth empty, leaving the astronauts on the ISS for safety. Engineers traced t...
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Deadline For Panel's Report On IndiGo Flight Chaos Extended Till Friday
The civil aviation regulator DGCA has extended the deadline for a four-member committee to submit its report on the massive disruptions of IndiGo's flight operations, sources said.
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Exclusive: Thrashed By Pilot, Left Bloodied, Flier Recounts Airport Episode
The SpiceJet passenger who was allegedly assaulted and left bloodied by an Air India Express pilot is struggling to come to terms with the assault that his family witnessed at the Delhi airport.
-
Centre Asks IndiGo To Cut Over 200 Flights A Day After Days Of Disruptions
IndiGo, the country's largest airline, will have to cut down its operations by 10 per cent, the government has decided in view of the massive crisis sparked by its 2000-plus flight cancellations in recent days.
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Why You Should Not Put A Padlock On Your Bag While Travelling By Air
Securing your luggage with a padlock may seem convenient but may not be the best way to keep it safe. Here's what makes it a bad practice for what to do instead.
-
Passengers On This New Jet May Get To Watch The Sun Rise Twice
The airline mentioned that all the main parts of the plane have come together, along with the wings, tail section and landing gear, now attached.
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US Faces Worst Flight Disruptions Of Shutdown: 10,000 Delays, 3,200 Cancellations
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy cautioned that if the deadlock continues, flight operations could dwindle to a "trickle" ahead of the busy holiday travel season.
-
Republicans Reject Democratic Offer To End Shutdown As Impasse Enters Day 38
Despite the stalemate, lawmakers in both parties were feeling increased urgency to reopen the government as airlines were forced to cut more than 1,000 flights, government workers remained unpaid and food aid was delayed for millions of people.
-
Over 1,200 Flights Cut Across US Amid Shutdown Standoff
More than 1,200 flights were canceled across the United States on Friday after the Trump administration ordered reductions to ease strain on air traffic controllers working without pay amid a federal government shutdown.
-
US To Cut 10% Of Flights At 40 Major Airports Amid Longest Shutdown
The shutdown, now in its 36th day and the longest in US history, has forced 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 Transportation Security Administration agents to work without pay.
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US Government Shutdown Enters Day 36, Trump Refuses To Negotiate
The government shutdown has entered its 36th day, breaking the record as the longest ever and disrupting the lives of millions of Americans with federal program cuts, flight delays and federal workers nationwide left without paychecks.
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New Helicopter For Chandrababu Naidu To Enhance Security, Cut Travel Time
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu has started using a new, high-tech helicopter, the Airbus H-160, for his official tours.
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Will Flights And Hotels Get Cheaper Now? How Revised GST Rates Impact Travel
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council approved a significant overhaul of tax rates on hotel stays and air travel during its 56th meeting on September 3, 2025
-
Why Coconuts Are Banned On Flights And What Foods You Can Carry Instead
Foods banned on flights: While most travellers know the common restrictions, something as ordinary as a coconut can also be hazardous in the air. Here is why.
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Stairway Collapses In Ghaziabad Complex, Firefighters Rescue Those Trapped
Some people living in a residential complex in Ghaziabad were trapped inside their homes after a flight of stairs in a building collapsed and hung precariously, cutting off their exit. Eventually, firefighters rescued those trapped, including a dog,
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NASA Grounds Boeing Starliner Until 2026 After Test Flight Failures
NASA has grounded Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner until at least 2026 following critical malfunctions during its June 2024 crewed test flight. The mission was cut short due to multiple thruster failures and helium pressurization leaks. NASA decided to bring Starliner back to Earth empty, leaving the astronauts on the ISS for safety. Engineers traced t...
