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Panic on board as IndiGo flight hit by hailstorm, lands in Srinagar with damaged nose - BusinessToday
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3m ago
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An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Srinagar encountered a sudden hailstorm, resulting in panic on board and damage to the aircraft's nose. The flight and cabin crew managed the situation by following protocol, leading to a safe landing in Srinagar. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported. The aircraft has been grounded in Srinagar for a thorough inspection and will undergo necessary maintenance before being released for service again.
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Following military strikes under Operation Sindoor, tensions between India and Pakistan have led to major disruptions in air travel across northern India. Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet have canceled or temporarily closed flights to several key locations, including Srinagar, Jammu, and Amritsar, citing changing airspace conditions. The Airports Authority of India also closed Srinagar airport, while Qatar Airways suspended its flights to Pakistan. Authorities urge travelers to check their flight status ahead of travel.
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Air India plane crash: IndiGo flight returns to Kolkata after take-off due to closure of Ahmedabad airport
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A private airline's flight from Kolkata to Ahmedabad returned to the NSCBI Airport due to the closure of Ahmedabad Airport following an Air India aircraft crash. IndiGo flight 6E-318, which departed from Kolkata at 1.49 pm, returned around 2.52 pm with 179 passengers on board. The Air India aircraft, a London-bound Boeing 787-8, carrying 242 passengers, crashed shortly after take-off, instigating several casualties. Ahmedabad airport's closure prompted the flight diversion.
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IndiGo's Tbilisi, Baku flights make one stop at Doha due to Iranian airspace closure
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IndiGo and Air India have altered their flight routes due to the Iranian airspace closure amid escalating tensions in the region. IndiGo flights to Tbilisi and Baku require a refuelling stop at Doha as their A321 planes lack the range for direct flights. Air India has rerouted European flights through Egypt and Greece to avoid the airspace. This change has extended travel times, thereby increasing operational costs and impacting Flight Duty Time Limitations.
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Over 200 Flights Cancelled; 18 Airports Temporarily Closed for Operations
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3m ago
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In response to missile attacks against Pakistan, over 200 flights have been canceled, and 18 airports in northern and western India, including Srinagar and Leh, are temporarily shut. Airlines such as Air India, IndiGo, and SpiceJet have halted services, affecting major airports like Delhi. Passengers can reschedule or get refunds. There are widespread cancellations in retaliation for the Pahalgam terror attack as part of India's Operation Sindoor, further impacting regional and international flights.
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Air India plane crash: IndiGo issues advisory following suspension of operations at Ahmedabad Airport
Economic Times
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2m ago
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An Air India flight, B787, crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad en route to London, leading to the temporary suspension of operations at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport. Prime Minister Modi has called for immediate action following the accident. IndiGo issued a travel advisory, urging passengers to rebook or claim refunds if affected. The crash involved 232 passengers and 10 crew members, prompting airport authorities to ask for patience as the situation unfolds.
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Air India plane crash: AI-171 Capt Sumeet Sabharwal had 8,200 flying hours, co-pilot Clive Kundar had 1,100
Economic Times
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2m ago
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An Air India flight bound for London with 242 people on board crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner, operating as flight AI 171, issued a MAYDAY call but did not respond to further air traffic control communications. The flight was piloted by Captain Sumeet Sabharwal with 8,200 flying hours and First Officer Clive Kundar with 1,100 hours. Air India is investigating the incident.
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Flight operations affected as Qatar shuts airspace
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2m ago
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India's airlines, including Air India Express, Air India, and IndiGo, adjusted operations as Qatar closed its airspace due to regional security concerns. This closure led to flight cancellations, diversions, and delays affecting Indian and international carriers. Qatar's decision, prompted by escalating Middle East tensions following U.S. military actions, disrupted global aviation routes, especially those linking Asia with Europe and North America. Major international airlines also adjusted their operations to Gulf hubs in response to the situation.
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IndiGo co-founder Gangwal to join US airline Southwest's board
VCCircle
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1y ago
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Southwest Airlines has appointed Rakesh Gangwal, co-founder of InterGlobe Aviation (operator of India's largest airline, IndiGo), to its board of directors. This move comes as Southwest faces pressure from activist investor Elliott to take defensive measures. Elliott has called for changes in the board composition and leadership due to disappointing financial results. Southwest recently implemented a "poison pill" strategy to prevent Elliott from increasing its stake in the company. Gangwal's expertise in travel technology is seen as valuable to support Southwest's operations and strategic initiatives.
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IndiGo to invest ₹30 crore in new unit to finance aviation assets
Money Control
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1y ago
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IndiGo operator InterGlobe Aviation on Monday announced its board has approved the creation of a new subsidiary with an investment of up to ₹30 crore. The subsidiary, which will be located in Gujarat's GIFT City, will finance aviation assets, a filing stated. As per reports, it will invest in startups in areas like aviation, travel, hospitality and transportation.
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The disarray inside Boeing’s 737 factory before the door plug blowout
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1y ago
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Last year, workers at Boeing's Renton factory faced mounting pressure and delays on a future 737 MAX jet, which later experienced a partial door failure during a flight. Internal communications revealed that employees had flagged damaged rivets on the fuselage, but faced difficulties in getting the issue addressed and documented. As delays piled up, crews struggled to keep up with the production schedule and production pressure intensified. The incident sparked investigations and leadership changes at Boeing, prompting a renewed focus on safety and quality. The company is also in talks to acquire supplier Spirit AeroSystems to address quality concerns.
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