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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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32 Airports, Shut Due To India-Pakistan Conflict, Reopen For Flight Operations
The 32 airports across northern and northwestern regions of India that were closed due to airspace restrictions in the wake of heightened tensions with Pakistan have reopened, said India's aviation regulator.
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Airlines Ask Passengers To Arrive 3 Hours Before Flight Amid India-Pak Tension
Several airlines, including Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet, advised passengers to arrive at their respective airports at least three hours before scheduled departure on Thursday amid rising India-Pak tensions.
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Chaos After Delhi Dust Storm: 205 Flights Delayed, Departures An Hour Late
A strong dust storm whipped up Delhi and adjoining areas on Friday evening, a day after a dust storm and moderate rain lashed parts of the national capital.
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Government Issues New Rule for In-Flight Wi-Fi Connectivity on Indian Domestic Airlines
The Indian Department of Telecommunications (DoT) announced a new rule for in-flight and maritime Wi-Fi connectivity recently. With the new rules, the government department has specified the criteria under which travellers will be allowed to access Internet connectivity. It is believed that with this rule change, Indian airlines such as Air India, ...
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"Bomb Hoax Calls To Flights Made By Minors, Pranksters": Aviation Minister
Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has said initial investigations do not point to a conspiracy and that most of the bomb threats to flights had been "made by minors and pranksters".
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Indigo, Spicejet Cancel Flights As Roof Collapses At Delhi Airport Terminal 1
Flight operations of airlines like IndiGo and SpiceJet have been impacted after a roof collapsed at Terminal 1 of Delhi airport, on Friday morning, leaving six people injured and one dead.
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Why IndiGo, SpiceJet And Air India Have Been Fined By Aviation Regulator
IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India have all come under the radar of India's aviation regulator for flouting rules amid the rampant flight delays.
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Air India Reported 184 Technical Snags In Last 1 Year, IndiGo 98: Centre
Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet reported 184, 98 and 77 incidents due to technical snags during the one year period till June 30.
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SpiceJet, IndiGo Faulted For Poor Service And Behaviour By Flyers
Topping respondents' list of airlines whose service was deemed most unsatisfactory was SpiceJet Ltd., followed by the country's biggest airline with a 55 per cent market share, IndiGo.
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India Investigating 3 Cases Where Pilots Shut Down Engines Mid-Flight
India is investigating three separate incidents in the past two months where airline pilots had to shut down plane engines mid-flight. All three incidents involved engines made by CFM, a joint venture between General Electric Co and France's Safran.
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Airline Stocks Rise After Centre Allows Domestic Flights To Operate At Full Capacity
Airline operators' shares surged on Wednesday after the government lifted Covid-19 pandemic-led restrictions and allowed domestic flights operations at full capacity from October 18.
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IndiGo, SpiceJet Staff Arrested As Customs Cracks Down On Gold Smuggling At Delhi Airport
Seven persons, including four staff members of Indigo and Spicejet airlines, have been arrested at Delhi Airport by the customs officials for allegedly smuggling gold worth Rs 72.46 lakh, the Delhi customs said today.
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Airlines Risk Consolidation, Plane Repossessions Amid Covid-19 Surge
Passenger traffic fell nearly 30 per cent in April from a month before and has halved again so far in May.
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Four Major Domestic Airlines' Dues To Airports Authority More Than Doubled In February-July
Dues of four major domestic airlines -- IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir and AirAsia India -- to the Airports Authority of India more than doubled between February and July, senior officials said.
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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.
-
32 Airports, Shut Due To India-Pakistan Conflict, Reopen For Flight Operations
The 32 airports across northern and northwestern regions of India that were closed due to airspace restrictions in the wake of heightened tensions with Pakistan have reopened, said India's aviation regulator.
-
Airlines Ask Passengers To Arrive 3 Hours Before Flight Amid India-Pak Tension
Several airlines, including Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet, advised passengers to arrive at their respective airports at least three hours before scheduled departure on Thursday amid rising India-Pak tensions.
-
Chaos After Delhi Dust Storm: 205 Flights Delayed, Departures An Hour Late
A strong dust storm whipped up Delhi and adjoining areas on Friday evening, a day after a dust storm and moderate rain lashed parts of the national capital.
-
Government Issues New Rule for In-Flight Wi-Fi Connectivity on Indian Domestic Airlines
The Indian Department of Telecommunications (DoT) announced a new rule for in-flight and maritime Wi-Fi connectivity recently. With the new rules, the government department has specified the criteria under which travellers will be allowed to access Internet connectivity. It is believed that with this rule change, Indian airlines such as Air India, ...
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"Bomb Hoax Calls To Flights Made By Minors, Pranksters": Aviation Minister
Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has said initial investigations do not point to a conspiracy and that most of the bomb threats to flights had been "made by minors and pranksters".
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Indigo, Spicejet Cancel Flights As Roof Collapses At Delhi Airport Terminal 1
Flight operations of airlines like IndiGo and SpiceJet have been impacted after a roof collapsed at Terminal 1 of Delhi airport, on Friday morning, leaving six people injured and one dead.
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Why IndiGo, SpiceJet And Air India Have Been Fined By Aviation Regulator
IndiGo, SpiceJet, and Air India have all come under the radar of India's aviation regulator for flouting rules amid the rampant flight delays.
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Air India Reported 184 Technical Snags In Last 1 Year, IndiGo 98: Centre
Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet reported 184, 98 and 77 incidents due to technical snags during the one year period till June 30.
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SpiceJet, IndiGo Faulted For Poor Service And Behaviour By Flyers
Topping respondents' list of airlines whose service was deemed most unsatisfactory was SpiceJet Ltd., followed by the country's biggest airline with a 55 per cent market share, IndiGo.
-
India Investigating 3 Cases Where Pilots Shut Down Engines Mid-Flight
India is investigating three separate incidents in the past two months where airline pilots had to shut down plane engines mid-flight. All three incidents involved engines made by CFM, a joint venture between General Electric Co and France's Safran.
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Airline Stocks Rise After Centre Allows Domestic Flights To Operate At Full Capacity
Airline operators' shares surged on Wednesday after the government lifted Covid-19 pandemic-led restrictions and allowed domestic flights operations at full capacity from October 18.
-
IndiGo, SpiceJet Staff Arrested As Customs Cracks Down On Gold Smuggling At Delhi Airport
Seven persons, including four staff members of Indigo and Spicejet airlines, have been arrested at Delhi Airport by the customs officials for allegedly smuggling gold worth Rs 72.46 lakh, the Delhi customs said today.
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Airlines Risk Consolidation, Plane Repossessions Amid Covid-19 Surge
Passenger traffic fell nearly 30 per cent in April from a month before and has halved again so far in May.
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Four Major Domestic Airlines' Dues To Airports Authority More Than Doubled In February-July
Dues of four major domestic airlines -- IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir and AirAsia India -- to the Airports Authority of India more than doubled between February and July, senior officials said.
