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New Guidelines Issued To Prevent Bird Hits At Airports
To check incidents of collision of planes with birds & other animals at airports, aviation regulator DGCA issued guidelines for that included carrying out routine patrols in random patterns & informing pilots whenever there is any wildlife activity.
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IndiGo Boss Praises Aviation Regulator, Says Recent Incidents "Not Safety Issues"
CEO Ronojoy Dutta says Indigo pilots trained to be "super conservative", marks 16th anniversary with launch of faster exit after landing
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Over 1 Crore Domestic Passengers Travelled In April, 2% Higher Than March
Around 1.08 crore domestic passengers travelled by air in April, approximately 2 per cent more than 1.06 crore who flew in March, Indian aviation regulator DGCA stated on Friday.
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After Flight Scare, Team Rahul Gandhi Alleges "Intentional Tampering"
Congress president Rahul Gandhi and four passengers on a chartered flight from Delhi to Karnataka got a major scare on Thursday after the aircraft reportedly developed "multiple faults", triggering a complaint from his key aide to seek a probe to determine if there was any "intentional tampering" of the aircraft.
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New Guidelines Issued To Prevent Bird Hits At Airports
To check incidents of collision of planes with birds & other animals at airports, aviation regulator DGCA issued guidelines for that included carrying out routine patrols in random patterns & informing pilots whenever there is any wildlife activity.
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IndiGo Boss Praises Aviation Regulator, Says Recent Incidents "Not Safety Issues"
CEO Ronojoy Dutta says Indigo pilots trained to be "super conservative", marks 16th anniversary with launch of faster exit after landing
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Over 1 Crore Domestic Passengers Travelled In April, 2% Higher Than March
Around 1.08 crore domestic passengers travelled by air in April, approximately 2 per cent more than 1.06 crore who flew in March, Indian aviation regulator DGCA stated on Friday.
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After Flight Scare, Team Rahul Gandhi Alleges "Intentional Tampering"
Congress president Rahul Gandhi and four passengers on a chartered flight from Delhi to Karnataka got a major scare on Thursday after the aircraft reportedly developed "multiple faults", triggering a complaint from his key aide to seek a probe to determine if there was any "intentional tampering" of the aircraft.
