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Aviation Watchdog Panel Submits Report To Government On IndiGo Disruptions
The four-member panel that probed the massive flight disruptions at IndiGo earlier this week has submitted its report to the aviation regulator DGCA, according to a senior official.
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Aviation Regulator To Deploy Oversight Teams At IndiGo Office Amid Crisis
A day after the Centre doubled the number of flights IndiGo will have to curtail to over 200 a day, aviation regulator DGCA has set up two teams to be deployed at the carrier's office in Gurugram to oversee various operations.
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Day 5 Of IndiGo Crisis: Passengers Reach Destination, Their Bags Don't
As the IndiGo crisis entered day five, passengers in Mumbai complained about poor communication and their baggage being lost.
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Russian Couple, Man Who Lost Mother: Passengers Stranded Amid IndiGo Chaos
IndiGo's disruptions were reduced at the Chennai airport on Saturday after the Centre relaxed some Flight Duty Time Limitations, but several passengers remained stranded following cancellations,
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"Not Could Be, It Will Be": Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on action against IndiGo
Ram Mohan Naidu told NDTV that all other airlines have faced no problems despite the new Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) norms coming into effect in November.
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IndiGo Apologises After 2 Days Of Widespread Disruption Over Staff Shortage
IndiGo issued a "heartfelt apology" to customers and industry stakeholders after widespread disruptions across its network and operations over the past two days, and said the airline "remains focussed on streamlining its operations at the earliest."
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"Couldn't Live Up To Promise To Customers": IndiGo CEO Amid Disruptions
As the airline faces massive disruptions, including 300 cancellations on Thursday alone, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers has acknowledged that the carrier failed to live up to its promise of providing a good experience to its customers.
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Aviation Watchdog Panel Submits Report To Government On IndiGo Disruptions
The four-member panel that probed the massive flight disruptions at IndiGo earlier this week has submitted its report to the aviation regulator DGCA, according to a senior official.
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Aviation Regulator To Deploy Oversight Teams At IndiGo Office Amid Crisis
A day after the Centre doubled the number of flights IndiGo will have to curtail to over 200 a day, aviation regulator DGCA has set up two teams to be deployed at the carrier's office in Gurugram to oversee various operations.
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Day 5 Of IndiGo Crisis: Passengers Reach Destination, Their Bags Don't
As the IndiGo crisis entered day five, passengers in Mumbai complained about poor communication and their baggage being lost.
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Russian Couple, Man Who Lost Mother: Passengers Stranded Amid IndiGo Chaos
IndiGo's disruptions were reduced at the Chennai airport on Saturday after the Centre relaxed some Flight Duty Time Limitations, but several passengers remained stranded following cancellations,
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"Not Could Be, It Will Be": Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on action against IndiGo
Ram Mohan Naidu told NDTV that all other airlines have faced no problems despite the new Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) norms coming into effect in November.
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IndiGo Apologises After 2 Days Of Widespread Disruption Over Staff Shortage
IndiGo issued a "heartfelt apology" to customers and industry stakeholders after widespread disruptions across its network and operations over the past two days, and said the airline "remains focussed on streamlining its operations at the earliest."
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"Couldn't Live Up To Promise To Customers": IndiGo CEO Amid Disruptions
As the airline faces massive disruptions, including 300 cancellations on Thursday alone, IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers has acknowledged that the carrier failed to live up to its promise of providing a good experience to its customers.
