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Aviation Body Withdraws Pilots' Weekly Rest Order Amid IndiGo Meltdown
India's aviation regulator on Friday withdrew, with immediate effect, one part of its new Flight Duty Time Limitations rules - which said 'no leave shall be substituted for weekly rest' - in an attempt to resolve the crisis that has affected IndiGo.
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All IndiGo Domestic Flights Out Of Delhi Cancelled Till Midnight Amid Chaos
All IndiGo domestic flights departing Delhi have been cancelled till midnight, the airport said in a brief post on X Friday morning, only for sources in the national aviation regulator, the DGCA, to say flights had only been cancelled till 3 pm.
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IndiGo Launches Female-Friendly Seat Selection Option. Here's What It Means
Indigo Flights: The feature is specifically tailored to Passenger Name Records (PNR) with women travellers - solo as well as part of family bookings.
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Japanese City's Controversial Tourism Stunt With $2,800 Sex Doll Draws Criticism
A Japanese government official has come under scrutiny for purchasing a sex doll, valued at over $2,800, for a tourist exhibition.
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Fliers Allege They Were Deboarded As Only 8 Were On Flight. IndiGo Replies
IndiGo today responded to the allegation that a group of fliers were "tricked" into getting off a flight as the airline didn't want to operate with just eight people.
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"Salute Him": Kunal Kamra On IndiGo Pilot Who Objected To His Ban
Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra, who has been at the centre of a massive controversy after beingbanned by four airlines for heckling Republic TV's editor-in-chief on a flight, today tweeted to show his appreciation for the IndiGo pilot who objected to the action against him.
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Amid IndiGo Web Check-In Controversy, A Dig From Indian Railways
"Why pay a premium for web-checkins on flights...when you can just take a train?" the railways tweeted Monday, in an apparent dig at budget carrier IndiGo's decision to levy charges for web check-in for all seats.
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"What If Pilots Got Locked Out": Aviation Regulator Fumes After Jet Row
First it was Indigo, then Vistara and now Jet Airways. Three private players in the aviation industry have been hit by controversies in the last two months, which has led the civil aviation ministry to direct the aviation watchdog Director General of Civil Aviation or DGCA to ensure discipline in the air and among the ground staff.
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Sona Mohapatra Accuses IIT-B Fest Mood Indigo Of Sexism In Facebook Post
Sona Mohapatra writes despite the success of Anoushka Shankar, music festivals like Mood Indigo and NH7 create 'boys clubs'
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6 Pilots Told To Get Corrective Training Over Mamata Banerjee Plane Row
Six private airline pilots have been grounded and asked to take "corrective training" for reporting low fuel after being asked to hover at the airport in Kolkata last week, which became a huge political controversy as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was in one of the flights.
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Aviation Body Withdraws Pilots' Weekly Rest Order Amid IndiGo Meltdown
India's aviation regulator on Friday withdrew, with immediate effect, one part of its new Flight Duty Time Limitations rules - which said 'no leave shall be substituted for weekly rest' - in an attempt to resolve the crisis that has affected IndiGo.
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All IndiGo Domestic Flights Out Of Delhi Cancelled Till Midnight Amid Chaos
All IndiGo domestic flights departing Delhi have been cancelled till midnight, the airport said in a brief post on X Friday morning, only for sources in the national aviation regulator, the DGCA, to say flights had only been cancelled till 3 pm.
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IndiGo Launches Female-Friendly Seat Selection Option. Here's What It Means
Indigo Flights: The feature is specifically tailored to Passenger Name Records (PNR) with women travellers - solo as well as part of family bookings.
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Japanese City's Controversial Tourism Stunt With $2,800 Sex Doll Draws Criticism
A Japanese government official has come under scrutiny for purchasing a sex doll, valued at over $2,800, for a tourist exhibition.
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Fliers Allege They Were Deboarded As Only 8 Were On Flight. IndiGo Replies
IndiGo today responded to the allegation that a group of fliers were "tricked" into getting off a flight as the airline didn't want to operate with just eight people.
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"Salute Him": Kunal Kamra On IndiGo Pilot Who Objected To His Ban
Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra, who has been at the centre of a massive controversy after beingbanned by four airlines for heckling Republic TV's editor-in-chief on a flight, today tweeted to show his appreciation for the IndiGo pilot who objected to the action against him.
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Amid IndiGo Web Check-In Controversy, A Dig From Indian Railways
"Why pay a premium for web-checkins on flights...when you can just take a train?" the railways tweeted Monday, in an apparent dig at budget carrier IndiGo's decision to levy charges for web check-in for all seats.
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"What If Pilots Got Locked Out": Aviation Regulator Fumes After Jet Row
First it was Indigo, then Vistara and now Jet Airways. Three private players in the aviation industry have been hit by controversies in the last two months, which has led the civil aviation ministry to direct the aviation watchdog Director General of Civil Aviation or DGCA to ensure discipline in the air and among the ground staff.
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Sona Mohapatra Accuses IIT-B Fest Mood Indigo Of Sexism In Facebook Post
Sona Mohapatra writes despite the success of Anoushka Shankar, music festivals like Mood Indigo and NH7 create 'boys clubs'
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6 Pilots Told To Get Corrective Training Over Mamata Banerjee Plane Row
Six private airline pilots have been grounded and asked to take "corrective training" for reporting low fuel after being asked to hover at the airport in Kolkata last week, which became a huge political controversy as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was in one of the flights.
