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Air Force's C-17 Globemaster Stuck At Leh Runway, Flights Cancelled
Almost all flights to and from the Leh airport were cancelled today as a transport aircraft belonging to the Indian Air Force remains stuck on its lone runway due to a technical issue.
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Leh Flight Turns Back After Mandatory Quarantine Begins At Srinagar
An Air India flight from Leh to Srinagar was told to turn back this morning when it was halfway to its destination. Reason - an order from the Jammu and Kashmir administration that anyone flying into the Srinagar airport has to undergo compulsory 14-day quarantine in view of the coronavirus threat.
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Trauma at Tarmac: Sources Recount Pilot's Version of Flight Delay by VIPs
Sources say the pilot is now concerned that he may be punished just for doing his job. "My duty is to my passengers,' he told the ministers.
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Why Air India Shouldn't Have Opened Its Doors For Minister Kiren Rijiju
An Air India flight ready for take-off in one of India's most sensitive airports, reopened its door to take Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on board at the last minute. This was among the many possible security breaches in an incident last week that Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju today called "indefensible," without specifying who was to ...
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Air Force's C-17 Globemaster Stuck At Leh Runway, Flights Cancelled
Almost all flights to and from the Leh airport were cancelled today as a transport aircraft belonging to the Indian Air Force remains stuck on its lone runway due to a technical issue.
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Leh Flight Turns Back After Mandatory Quarantine Begins At Srinagar
An Air India flight from Leh to Srinagar was told to turn back this morning when it was halfway to its destination. Reason - an order from the Jammu and Kashmir administration that anyone flying into the Srinagar airport has to undergo compulsory 14-day quarantine in view of the coronavirus threat.
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Trauma at Tarmac: Sources Recount Pilot's Version of Flight Delay by VIPs
Sources say the pilot is now concerned that he may be punished just for doing his job. "My duty is to my passengers,' he told the ministers.
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Why Air India Shouldn't Have Opened Its Doors For Minister Kiren Rijiju
An Air India flight ready for take-off in one of India's most sensitive airports, reopened its door to take Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on board at the last minute. This was among the many possible security breaches in an incident last week that Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju today called "indefensible," without specifying who was to ...
