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Blog | 30 Terrifying Minutes On A Delhi-Srinagar Flight That Changed My Life - By Derek O'Brien
We see lightning, clearly visible as it stabs through daylight. Now there is some turbulence, but it progresses rapidly. I realise this is not your regular turbulence. This is severe, the likes I've never experienced on my frequent flyer miles before
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"Immediately Assisted...": Air Force Sources On IndiGo's Mid-Air Scare
The IndiGo plane that encountered severe turbulence en route from Delhi to Srinagar - leading to a terrifying 8,500-feet-per-minute descent, when the normal is no more than 3,000 - had been told Pak airspace was off limits, sources said.
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Storm, Screams, Hailstones: IndiGo's 8,500 Ft/Min Drop After Pak Refusal
A domestic flight from Delhi to Srinagar went through a chaotic situation on Wednesday, after the IndiGo aircraft encountered a violent hailstorm and severe turbulence, triggering multiple warnings, an 8,500-feet-per-minute descent.
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Pak Rejected IndiGo Pilot's Request To Use Its Airspace To Avoid Turbulence
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Friday said the crew of IndiGo flight from the national capital to Srinagar on Wednesday had sought permission to enter the Pakistan airspace to avoid turbulence but the request was rejected.
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'Near-Death Experience': Trinamool MPs' Team On IndiGo Plane Caught In Storm
TMC leader Sagarika Ghose, who was on the turbulence-hit Indigo Delhi-Srinagar flight, termed it a "near-death experience."
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Video: Passengers Scream As IndiGo Flight Hit By Turbulence, Aircraft Damaged
A Srinagar-bound IndiGo flight from Delhi, with more than 200 passengers on board, experienced strong turbulence as it navigated through an unexpected hailstorm that damaged a small portion of the aircraft's nose on Wednesday.
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Flights Resume Over Border Areas As 32 Airports Reopen Days After Ceasefire
Flight operations across 32 airports in North and West India are expected to return to normal, as cross-border military action between India and Pakistan came to a halt over the past few days.
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Centre Asks Airlines To Ensure No Surge In Srinagar Fares After Terror Attack
Air India, IndiGo will operate a total of 4 additional flights from Srinagar to the Delhi and Mumbai. Airlines have also waived ticket rescheduling and cancellation charges.
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Video: Passengers Terrified After IndiGo Flight Hit By Turbulence
A video of scared passengers inside an Indigo flight from Delhi to Srinagar has gone viral on social media. The short video shows frightened fliers inside the plane as it is hit by severe turbulence.
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India's First Air Corridor: IndiGo Flies Plasma From Bengaluru For COVID-19 Patient In Srinagar
Two bags of convalescent plasma was transported by IndiGo on its connecting flights from Bengaluru to Srinagar, via Delhi, today for a COVID-19 patient.
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IndiGo Sells Flight Tickets From Rs 999. Details On Airline's Latest Offer
IndiGo was also offering tickets starting at Rs 1,169 on flights from Jammu to Srinagar; Rs 1,299 from Chandigarh to Delhi; Rs 1,400 from Jaipur to Delhi, and Rs 1,448 on those hailing out of Lucknow to Delhi, according to the airline's website.
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In IndiGo's Latest Offer, Tickets Below Rs 1,200 On Sale
IndiGo said that an additional, non-refundable convenience fee of Rs. 200 per passenger per sector will be levied on all online payments made through net banking/credit card/debit card.The IndiGo airline is operated by InterGlobe Aviation.
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IndiGo Offers All-Inclusive Rs 1,000 Tickets. Details Here
IndiGo was offering tickets starting at Rs 1,178 for flights from Delhi to Jaipur.
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Near Miss Between IndiGo and BSF Planes in Jammu and Kashmir
An IndiGo aircraft flying from Srinagar to Delhi was involved in a near-miss incident with a Border Security Force plane carrying Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi on Friday. Asked, an IndiGo spokesperson confirmed the incident.
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IndiGo Introduces 8 New Services on Domestic Routes
IndiGo will also connect Srinagar to Chennai with the introduction of its first daily flight via Delhi, the airline said in a release on Thursday.
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Blog | 30 Terrifying Minutes On A Delhi-Srinagar Flight That Changed My Life - By Derek O'Brien
We see lightning, clearly visible as it stabs through daylight. Now there is some turbulence, but it progresses rapidly. I realise this is not your regular turbulence. This is severe, the likes I've never experienced on my frequent flyer miles before
-
"Immediately Assisted...": Air Force Sources On IndiGo's Mid-Air Scare
The IndiGo plane that encountered severe turbulence en route from Delhi to Srinagar - leading to a terrifying 8,500-feet-per-minute descent, when the normal is no more than 3,000 - had been told Pak airspace was off limits, sources said.
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Storm, Screams, Hailstones: IndiGo's 8,500 Ft/Min Drop After Pak Refusal
A domestic flight from Delhi to Srinagar went through a chaotic situation on Wednesday, after the IndiGo aircraft encountered a violent hailstorm and severe turbulence, triggering multiple warnings, an 8,500-feet-per-minute descent.
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Pak Rejected IndiGo Pilot's Request To Use Its Airspace To Avoid Turbulence
Aviation watchdog DGCA on Friday said the crew of IndiGo flight from the national capital to Srinagar on Wednesday had sought permission to enter the Pakistan airspace to avoid turbulence but the request was rejected.
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'Near-Death Experience': Trinamool MPs' Team On IndiGo Plane Caught In Storm
TMC leader Sagarika Ghose, who was on the turbulence-hit Indigo Delhi-Srinagar flight, termed it a "near-death experience."
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Video: Passengers Scream As IndiGo Flight Hit By Turbulence, Aircraft Damaged
A Srinagar-bound IndiGo flight from Delhi, with more than 200 passengers on board, experienced strong turbulence as it navigated through an unexpected hailstorm that damaged a small portion of the aircraft's nose on Wednesday.
-
Flights Resume Over Border Areas As 32 Airports Reopen Days After Ceasefire
Flight operations across 32 airports in North and West India are expected to return to normal, as cross-border military action between India and Pakistan came to a halt over the past few days.
-
Centre Asks Airlines To Ensure No Surge In Srinagar Fares After Terror Attack
Air India, IndiGo will operate a total of 4 additional flights from Srinagar to the Delhi and Mumbai. Airlines have also waived ticket rescheduling and cancellation charges.
-
Video: Passengers Terrified After IndiGo Flight Hit By Turbulence
A video of scared passengers inside an Indigo flight from Delhi to Srinagar has gone viral on social media. The short video shows frightened fliers inside the plane as it is hit by severe turbulence.
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India's First Air Corridor: IndiGo Flies Plasma From Bengaluru For COVID-19 Patient In Srinagar
Two bags of convalescent plasma was transported by IndiGo on its connecting flights from Bengaluru to Srinagar, via Delhi, today for a COVID-19 patient.
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IndiGo Sells Flight Tickets From Rs 999. Details On Airline's Latest Offer
IndiGo was also offering tickets starting at Rs 1,169 on flights from Jammu to Srinagar; Rs 1,299 from Chandigarh to Delhi; Rs 1,400 from Jaipur to Delhi, and Rs 1,448 on those hailing out of Lucknow to Delhi, according to the airline's website.
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In IndiGo's Latest Offer, Tickets Below Rs 1,200 On Sale
IndiGo said that an additional, non-refundable convenience fee of Rs. 200 per passenger per sector will be levied on all online payments made through net banking/credit card/debit card.The IndiGo airline is operated by InterGlobe Aviation.
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IndiGo Offers All-Inclusive Rs 1,000 Tickets. Details Here
IndiGo was offering tickets starting at Rs 1,178 for flights from Delhi to Jaipur.
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Near Miss Between IndiGo and BSF Planes in Jammu and Kashmir
An IndiGo aircraft flying from Srinagar to Delhi was involved in a near-miss incident with a Border Security Force plane carrying Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi on Friday. Asked, an IndiGo spokesperson confirmed the incident.
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IndiGo Introduces 8 New Services on Domestic Routes
IndiGo will also connect Srinagar to Chennai with the introduction of its first daily flight via Delhi, the airline said in a release on Thursday.
