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IndiGo, GoAir To Replace Unmodified Engines On 60 A320 Neo Planes By August 31
Indian aviation regulator, DGCA, on Monday extended the deadline for IndiGo and GoAir to replace all the 60 unmodified Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines on their A320 neo planes from May 31 to August 31, as supply chain has been impacted due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown.
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Aviation Body Tells Aircraft Engine Firm To Act On Glitches Or Face "Harshest Action"
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation on Wednesday said that aircraft engine firm Pratt and Whitney has been asked to ensure easy availability of spare engines to airlines such as GoAir and IndiGo, and the aviation regulator will take the "harshest action" if the need arises. About 40 per cent of the domestic seat capacity of India is powered b...
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IndiGo, GoAir Can't Fly A320 Neo Planes To Port Blair: Aviation Regulator
Aviation regulator DGCA Thursday banned IndiGo and GoAir from operating their A320 neo planes to Port Blair in the wake of problems with their Pratt & Whitney engines.
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IndiGo, GoAir Directed To Address Issues With 15 Pratt & Whitney Engines
Aviation watchdog DGCA has directed IndiGo and GoAir to address issues regarding 15 of the Pratt & Whitney engines powering their A320 neo planes, a senior official said Friday.
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IndiGo, GoAir Ground 9 A320 Neos Due To Engine Trouble
IndiGo and GoAir have grounded nine A320 neo planes due to Pratt & Whitney engine problems, prompting Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu to seek a detailed report on the issue from regulator DGCA.
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Now Pay Upto Rs 400 Per Kg For Extra Baggage In Private Air Carriers
In a move which could hit the air passengers hard, private carriers such as IndiGo, GoAir and SpiceJet have together increased baggage charges beyond the standard limit of 15 kgs.
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IndiGo, GoAir Start Receiving Engines From Pratt And Whitney
Budget carriers IndiGo and GoAir , whose 14 A320 Neo aircraft were grounded by aviation regulator DGCA early this month due to faulty engines, have started receiving spare engines from Pratt and Whitney.
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Grounded IndiGo, GoAir Jets Will Fly Again By April, Says Engine-Maker
Grounded passenger jets of no-frills airlines IndiGo and GoAir will take to the skies again by April-end, the president of the American plane engine-maker Pratt & Whitney has said
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IndiGo, GoAir Cancel 50 A320 Neo Flights
Domestic carriers IndiGo and GoAir cancelled around 50 flights today as almost one-third of their A320 Neo aircraft fleet remained grounded for the third day following a safety directive by aviation watchdog DGCA.
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After Aviation Body Grounds 11 Planes, Hundreds Of IndiGo, GoAir Passengers Left Stranded
Hundreds of passengers were stranded across the country today as dozens of flights were cancelled by IndiGo and GoAir after the regulator DGCA grounded 11 A320 Neo planes powered by Pratt & Whitney engines following a mid-air engine failure of an IndiGo plane earlier in the day in Ahmedabad.
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Aviation Regulator Orders Grounding Of 11 GoAir, IndiGo Aircraft
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation in its statement has asked the airlines not to refit the affected engines.
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IndiGo, GoAir To Replace Unmodified Engines On 60 A320 Neo Planes By August 31
Indian aviation regulator, DGCA, on Monday extended the deadline for IndiGo and GoAir to replace all the 60 unmodified Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines on their A320 neo planes from May 31 to August 31, as supply chain has been impacted due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown.
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Aviation Body Tells Aircraft Engine Firm To Act On Glitches Or Face "Harshest Action"
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation on Wednesday said that aircraft engine firm Pratt and Whitney has been asked to ensure easy availability of spare engines to airlines such as GoAir and IndiGo, and the aviation regulator will take the "harshest action" if the need arises. About 40 per cent of the domestic seat capacity of India is powered b...
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IndiGo, GoAir Can't Fly A320 Neo Planes To Port Blair: Aviation Regulator
Aviation regulator DGCA Thursday banned IndiGo and GoAir from operating their A320 neo planes to Port Blair in the wake of problems with their Pratt & Whitney engines.
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IndiGo, GoAir Directed To Address Issues With 15 Pratt & Whitney Engines
Aviation watchdog DGCA has directed IndiGo and GoAir to address issues regarding 15 of the Pratt & Whitney engines powering their A320 neo planes, a senior official said Friday.
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IndiGo, GoAir Ground 9 A320 Neos Due To Engine Trouble
IndiGo and GoAir have grounded nine A320 neo planes due to Pratt & Whitney engine problems, prompting Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu to seek a detailed report on the issue from regulator DGCA.
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Now Pay Upto Rs 400 Per Kg For Extra Baggage In Private Air Carriers
In a move which could hit the air passengers hard, private carriers such as IndiGo, GoAir and SpiceJet have together increased baggage charges beyond the standard limit of 15 kgs.
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IndiGo, GoAir Start Receiving Engines From Pratt And Whitney
Budget carriers IndiGo and GoAir , whose 14 A320 Neo aircraft were grounded by aviation regulator DGCA early this month due to faulty engines, have started receiving spare engines from Pratt and Whitney.
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Grounded IndiGo, GoAir Jets Will Fly Again By April, Says Engine-Maker
Grounded passenger jets of no-frills airlines IndiGo and GoAir will take to the skies again by April-end, the president of the American plane engine-maker Pratt & Whitney has said
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IndiGo, GoAir Cancel 50 A320 Neo Flights
Domestic carriers IndiGo and GoAir cancelled around 50 flights today as almost one-third of their A320 Neo aircraft fleet remained grounded for the third day following a safety directive by aviation watchdog DGCA.
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After Aviation Body Grounds 11 Planes, Hundreds Of IndiGo, GoAir Passengers Left Stranded
Hundreds of passengers were stranded across the country today as dozens of flights were cancelled by IndiGo and GoAir after the regulator DGCA grounded 11 A320 Neo planes powered by Pratt & Whitney engines following a mid-air engine failure of an IndiGo plane earlier in the day in Ahmedabad.
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Aviation Regulator Orders Grounding Of 11 GoAir, IndiGo Aircraft
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation in its statement has asked the airlines not to refit the affected engines.
