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How Indian Firms Are Silently Gaining Ground On Global Aerospace Giants
Airbus, Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Rolls-Royce are expanding parts sourcing from India, driving growth in the country's emerging aerospace sector and pushing local firms to elevate their games, industry insiders say.
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IndiGo To Receive Compensation From US Engine Maker Over Engine Issues
IndiGo operator Interglobe Aviation said on Friday it would receive compensation from Pratt & Whitney through its affiliate for powder metal issues that grounded some of its aircraft.
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Aviation Body Raises IndiGo Engine Failure Issue With US Engine Maker
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has raised three incidents of engine failure in IndiGo flights with engine maker Pratt & Whitney, aviation ministry said on Thursday.
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Pursuing "Legal Recourse" Against Go First's Claims: US Engine-Maker
Pratt & Whitney on Wednesday said it is pursuing its own legal recourse against budget airline Go First, which has alleged that the engine maker is responsible for its financial condition.
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Engine-Maker To Oppose Go First's Bid To Enforce Arbitration Order
Pratt & Whitney plans to oppose Go Airlines Ltd's push to enforce an arbitration ruling against the U.S. company for the supply of spare engines, a US court filing from Dealware showed.
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After Go First, Lufthansa Forced To Ground Aircraft, Cites Similar Issue
Days after Go First grounded its aircraft, leading international carrier, Lufthansa, on Thursday announced to temporarily ground a third of its 'Airbus A220' fleet in Zurich, Switzerland citing some issues with Pratt & Whitney engines.
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"Doing Everything Possible With Utmost Care", Go First CEO Tells Staff
Go First chief Kaushik Khona has told employees that the airline has been crippled by recurring Pratt & Whitney engine troubles and assured that the carrier is doing everything possible to navigate the situation with utmost care.
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"Go First Will Be Made 'Unviable' If....": 10 Points On Airline's Crisis
Budget airline Go First will stop flights on Wednesday and Thursday due to a severe funds shortage. Only half of the airline's fleet is operational due to a shortage of spare engines.
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"Ever-Increasing Number Of Failing Engines...": Go First's Full Statement
Budget airline Go First on Tuesday said it has been forced to seek voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings due to shortage of spare engines from US firm Pratt & Whitney (P&W), resulting in grounding of 50 per cent of the fleet.
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Broke Go First Stops Flights, Blames US Engine-Maker For Troubles
Go First airline will stop flights from Wednesday to Friday due to a severe funds shortage. Only 50 per cent of the airline's fleet is operational as it is not getting spare engines from US firm Pratt & Whitney (P&W), the carrier said in a statement.
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IndiGo, Go First Forced To Ground Nearly 50 Planes. Here's Why
IndiGo and GoFirst were forced to ground around 50 planes in the country due to the supply chain being affected by Pratt and Whitney (P&W) engines, informed a P&W spokesperson.
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Boeing 777: Engine Maker Will Conduct Inspections Ordered By US Regulator
Plane engine maker Pratt & Whitney said Tuesday it will carry out inspections as ordered by the US Federal Aviation Administration on 125 planes with engine blades similar to those that recently failed on a Boeing 777 aircraft.
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United Airlines Engine Failure: US Orders Deeper Inspections Of Some Plane Engines
US aviation regulators on Tuesday ordered inspections of all Pratt & Whitney engines similar to the one that broke up on a Boeing 777 passenger plane over Denver at the weekend, directing the tests be carried out before any return to service.
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Engine On United Boeing 777 Showed Signs Of Metal Fatigue: Investigators
Damage to a fan blade on an engine that failed on a United Airlines Boeing 777 flight is consistent with metal fatigue, based on a preliminary assessment, the chairman of the US air accident investigator said on Monday.
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IndiGo In Talks For Big Jet Engine Order, $10 Billion Deal Likely: Report
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, is in talks with Pratt & Whitney and CFM International Inc. for its next batch of jet engine orders, according to people familiar with the matter, a rare sign of dealmaking in a sector that's been paralyzed by the virus pandemic.
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How Indian Firms Are Silently Gaining Ground On Global Aerospace Giants
Airbus, Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Rolls-Royce are expanding parts sourcing from India, driving growth in the country's emerging aerospace sector and pushing local firms to elevate their games, industry insiders say.
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IndiGo To Receive Compensation From US Engine Maker Over Engine Issues
IndiGo operator Interglobe Aviation said on Friday it would receive compensation from Pratt & Whitney through its affiliate for powder metal issues that grounded some of its aircraft.
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Aviation Body Raises IndiGo Engine Failure Issue With US Engine Maker
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has raised three incidents of engine failure in IndiGo flights with engine maker Pratt & Whitney, aviation ministry said on Thursday.
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Pursuing "Legal Recourse" Against Go First's Claims: US Engine-Maker
Pratt & Whitney on Wednesday said it is pursuing its own legal recourse against budget airline Go First, which has alleged that the engine maker is responsible for its financial condition.
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Engine-Maker To Oppose Go First's Bid To Enforce Arbitration Order
Pratt & Whitney plans to oppose Go Airlines Ltd's push to enforce an arbitration ruling against the U.S. company for the supply of spare engines, a US court filing from Dealware showed.
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After Go First, Lufthansa Forced To Ground Aircraft, Cites Similar Issue
Days after Go First grounded its aircraft, leading international carrier, Lufthansa, on Thursday announced to temporarily ground a third of its 'Airbus A220' fleet in Zurich, Switzerland citing some issues with Pratt & Whitney engines.
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"Doing Everything Possible With Utmost Care", Go First CEO Tells Staff
Go First chief Kaushik Khona has told employees that the airline has been crippled by recurring Pratt & Whitney engine troubles and assured that the carrier is doing everything possible to navigate the situation with utmost care.
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"Go First Will Be Made 'Unviable' If....": 10 Points On Airline's Crisis
Budget airline Go First will stop flights on Wednesday and Thursday due to a severe funds shortage. Only half of the airline's fleet is operational due to a shortage of spare engines.
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"Ever-Increasing Number Of Failing Engines...": Go First's Full Statement
Budget airline Go First on Tuesday said it has been forced to seek voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings due to shortage of spare engines from US firm Pratt & Whitney (P&W), resulting in grounding of 50 per cent of the fleet.
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Broke Go First Stops Flights, Blames US Engine-Maker For Troubles
Go First airline will stop flights from Wednesday to Friday due to a severe funds shortage. Only 50 per cent of the airline's fleet is operational as it is not getting spare engines from US firm Pratt & Whitney (P&W), the carrier said in a statement.
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IndiGo, Go First Forced To Ground Nearly 50 Planes. Here's Why
IndiGo and GoFirst were forced to ground around 50 planes in the country due to the supply chain being affected by Pratt and Whitney (P&W) engines, informed a P&W spokesperson.
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Boeing 777: Engine Maker Will Conduct Inspections Ordered By US Regulator
Plane engine maker Pratt & Whitney said Tuesday it will carry out inspections as ordered by the US Federal Aviation Administration on 125 planes with engine blades similar to those that recently failed on a Boeing 777 aircraft.
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United Airlines Engine Failure: US Orders Deeper Inspections Of Some Plane Engines
US aviation regulators on Tuesday ordered inspections of all Pratt & Whitney engines similar to the one that broke up on a Boeing 777 passenger plane over Denver at the weekend, directing the tests be carried out before any return to service.
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Engine On United Boeing 777 Showed Signs Of Metal Fatigue: Investigators
Damage to a fan blade on an engine that failed on a United Airlines Boeing 777 flight is consistent with metal fatigue, based on a preliminary assessment, the chairman of the US air accident investigator said on Monday.
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IndiGo In Talks For Big Jet Engine Order, $10 Billion Deal Likely: Report
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, is in talks with Pratt & Whitney and CFM International Inc. for its next batch of jet engine orders, according to people familiar with the matter, a rare sign of dealmaking in a sector that's been paralyzed by the virus pandemic.
