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SpiceJet Faces Spot Checks, Night Surveillance Over Cancellations
SpiceJet, for the second time in two years, has been placed under "enhanced surveillance" by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation following reports of cancelled flights and financial stress.
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Aviation Watchdog To Lift 50% Cap On SpiceJet Flights
SpiceJet will be able to operate more than 50 per cent of its flights from October 30 as the three-month long restrictions imposed on the embattled airline will be lifted in the winter schedule.
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Aviation Regulator Temporarily Suspends SpiceJet's Licence To Carry Dangerous Goods
The suspension is for 30 days, and during this period, SpiceJet will not be allowed to carry dangerous goods, including lithium-ion batteries, on its domestic as well as international flights
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DGCA Not Conducting Safety Audit, Says SpiceJet
DGCA has directed within a fortnight a safety audit of SpiceJet after finding "serious engineering issues" with some of its aircraft in the Boeing 737 fleet of SpiceJet.
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Aviation Body DGCA Puts SpiceJet Under Enhanced Surveillance
According to the regulatory official, the enhanced surveillance includes increased night surveillance and spot checks.
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Aviation Watchdog To Lift 50% Cap On SpiceJet Flights
SpiceJet will be able to operate more than 50 per cent of its flights from October 30 as the three-month long restrictions imposed on the embattled airline will be lifted in the winter schedule.
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After Smoke In SpiceJet Cabin, Regulator Warns Of Action
India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, has ordered the budget carrier to inspect all its operational Q400 aircraft engines within one week and send all oil samples to Canada every 15 days
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Restrictions To Remain On SpiceJet As "Abundant Caution", Says Regulator
SpiceJet has been instructed by Directorate General of Civil Aviation to operate only 50 per cent of departures until October 29, 2022
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SpiceJet Pilot's Licence Suspended For 6 Months Over Turbulence Incident
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation has suspended the licence of a SpiceJet pilot for six months following an incident where the airline's flight from Mumbai to Durgapur had faced severe turbulence and resulted in injuries.
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SpiceJet Flyers Walk On Tarmac At Delhi Airport, Probe Launched
A significant number of passengers who disembarked from SpiceJet's Hyderabad-Delhi flight on Saturday night walked on the airport's tarmac as the airline could not provide a bus for around 45 minutes to take them to the terminal, sources said.
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SpiceJet flights To Be Reinstated Gradually, Says Regulator DGCA
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation will allow SpiceJet to reinstate flights in a "graded manner" once the airline shows it has sufficient engineering strength and the ability to stock up spares, the aviation regulator told Reuters.
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"No Safety Scare": SpiceJet Aborts Mumbai Takeoff Due To Caution Alert
A SpiceJet airplane on Thursday had to abort its takeoff on a Mumbai runway due to a caution alert, but there was no safety scare, the Indian airline told Reuters in a statement.
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"There Will Be No Flight Cancellation": SpiceJet After Regulator's Action
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), India's aviation regulator, today ordered SpiceJet to fly only 50 per cent of its flights for a period of eight weeks.
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"Poor Internal Safety Oversight": Full SpiceJet Order By Aviation Watchdog
SpiceJet airlines has been ordered by the aviation regulator to operate only 50 per cent of its flights for eight weeks.
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SpiceJet Denies Reports Of Windshield Crack, Surprise Inspection
Indian budget airline SpiceJet on Monday refuted reports claiming the windshield of an aircraft cracked minutes after its departure from Chennai and another flight was delayed by six hours after a surprise inspection called by the DGCA.
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SpiceJet Faces Spot Checks, Night Surveillance Over Cancellations
SpiceJet, for the second time in two years, has been placed under "enhanced surveillance" by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation following reports of cancelled flights and financial stress.
-
Aviation Watchdog To Lift 50% Cap On SpiceJet Flights
SpiceJet will be able to operate more than 50 per cent of its flights from October 30 as the three-month long restrictions imposed on the embattled airline will be lifted in the winter schedule.
-
Aviation Regulator Temporarily Suspends SpiceJet's Licence To Carry Dangerous Goods
The suspension is for 30 days, and during this period, SpiceJet will not be allowed to carry dangerous goods, including lithium-ion batteries, on its domestic as well as international flights
-
DGCA Not Conducting Safety Audit, Says SpiceJet
DGCA has directed within a fortnight a safety audit of SpiceJet after finding "serious engineering issues" with some of its aircraft in the Boeing 737 fleet of SpiceJet.
-
Aviation Body DGCA Puts SpiceJet Under Enhanced Surveillance
According to the regulatory official, the enhanced surveillance includes increased night surveillance and spot checks.
-
Aviation Watchdog To Lift 50% Cap On SpiceJet Flights
SpiceJet will be able to operate more than 50 per cent of its flights from October 30 as the three-month long restrictions imposed on the embattled airline will be lifted in the winter schedule.
-
After Smoke In SpiceJet Cabin, Regulator Warns Of Action
India's aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, has ordered the budget carrier to inspect all its operational Q400 aircraft engines within one week and send all oil samples to Canada every 15 days
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Restrictions To Remain On SpiceJet As "Abundant Caution", Says Regulator
SpiceJet has been instructed by Directorate General of Civil Aviation to operate only 50 per cent of departures until October 29, 2022
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SpiceJet Pilot's Licence Suspended For 6 Months Over Turbulence Incident
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation has suspended the licence of a SpiceJet pilot for six months following an incident where the airline's flight from Mumbai to Durgapur had faced severe turbulence and resulted in injuries.
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SpiceJet Flyers Walk On Tarmac At Delhi Airport, Probe Launched
A significant number of passengers who disembarked from SpiceJet's Hyderabad-Delhi flight on Saturday night walked on the airport's tarmac as the airline could not provide a bus for around 45 minutes to take them to the terminal, sources said.
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SpiceJet flights To Be Reinstated Gradually, Says Regulator DGCA
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation will allow SpiceJet to reinstate flights in a "graded manner" once the airline shows it has sufficient engineering strength and the ability to stock up spares, the aviation regulator told Reuters.
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"No Safety Scare": SpiceJet Aborts Mumbai Takeoff Due To Caution Alert
A SpiceJet airplane on Thursday had to abort its takeoff on a Mumbai runway due to a caution alert, but there was no safety scare, the Indian airline told Reuters in a statement.
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"There Will Be No Flight Cancellation": SpiceJet After Regulator's Action
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), India's aviation regulator, today ordered SpiceJet to fly only 50 per cent of its flights for a period of eight weeks.
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"Poor Internal Safety Oversight": Full SpiceJet Order By Aviation Watchdog
SpiceJet airlines has been ordered by the aviation regulator to operate only 50 per cent of its flights for eight weeks.
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SpiceJet Denies Reports Of Windshield Crack, Surprise Inspection
Indian budget airline SpiceJet on Monday refuted reports claiming the windshield of an aircraft cracked minutes after its departure from Chennai and another flight was delayed by six hours after a surprise inspection called by the DGCA.
