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Airbus Wins Hong-Kong Based Cathay Pacific Order For 32 A320 Neo Jets
Airbus said Friday that it had secured an order for 32 A320neo planes from Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific, as the airline expands its flights to the Chinese mainland and elsewhere in Asia.
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Air India Made Emergency Landing After Airbus Engine Shut Mid-Air: Report
An Airbus A320neo plane of Tata Group-run Air India returned to Mumbai airport just 27 minutes after take off as one of its engines shut down mid-air due to a technical issue, sources said today.
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Air India Delhi-Moscow Flight Returns As Pilot Has COVID, Probe Ordered
The aviation regulator DGCA will order a probe into a "lapse" after an empty Air India plane flying from Delhi to Moscow returned midway when the pilot was found infected with coronavirus. The state-run carrier's ground team realised the pilot was a COVID-19 patient only after the Airbus A320NEO had taken off.
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IndiGo Plane Turns Mid-Air After Engine Vibration, 2nd Incident This Week
An A320neo aircraft operated by IndiGo had to return to Mumbai airport from where it had taken off because of high engine vibrations. This is the second IndiGo A320neo aircraft to have encountered vibration issues with one of its engine. In both cases, the aircraft were grounded, pending inspections and a clearance to fly.
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Replacing Pratt Engines In IndiGo Fleet By End Of January A Challenge: CEO
Low cost carrier IndiGo is Airbus' biggest client for A320neo planes, and while the United Technologies' P&W engines are fuel efficient there have been issues since they entered service in 2016, forcing the airline to ground its planes several times.
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IndiGo Ordered To Replace All Pratt Engines On Airbus A320neo Planes
The groundings have cost IndiGo, which last month posted its biggest-ever quarterly loss after being forced to lease aircraft.
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IndiGo Places Order For 300 Airbus Planes
This will take IndiGo's total A320neo family aircraft orders to 730 making it the world's biggest customer for these planes.
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IndiGo Drops Pratt & Whitney For CFM's Jet Engines In $20 Billion Order
CFM will provide the 1LEAP-1A engines to power 280 A320neo and A321neo jetliners already on order from Airbus by the Delhi-based budget carrier.
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IndiGo Close To New Engine Deal, May Drop Pratt & Whitney: Report
IndiGo has an order book of 430 Airbus planes of the A320neo family, of which the first 150 aircraft were to be powered by engines from United Technologies Corp's Pratt & Whitney.
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Vistara Leases Six Planes From BOC Aviation For Local Expansion
Vistara said it plans to lease four Boeing Co 737-800 aircraft which will be delivered in May and two Airbus A320neo planes that are scheduled for delivery later this year.
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IndiGo, Which Adds A Plane To Fleet Every Week, Isn't Slowing Down
IndiGo has specialized in buying in bulk, ordering 430 jets in the A320neo family on top of an initial contract for 100 older A320 models. That's made IndiGo one of the biggest buyers of Airbus's best-selling plane. Such large-scale orders help airlines negotiate discounts and better maintenance terms.
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Aviation Regulator Orders More Checks On Planes With Pratt & Whitney Engines
The notification also said there would be restrictions imposed on the operation of A320neo flights to Port Blair - the capital of Andaman and Nicobar islands.
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GoAir Flight Returns To Mumbai After Mid-Air "High Engine Vibrations"
Mumbai Delhi Flight: A Pratt & Whitney-engine powered A320neo plane of GoAir returned to Mumbai due to "high engine vibrations" an hour after its take-off for Delhi on Thursday, a source said.
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Centre To Issue New Safety Rules For Airbus A320 Neos
The government will issue new safety protocols for airlines operating Airbus A320neo aircraft fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines, the civil aviation secretary said, after temporary grounding orders affected the planes last year.
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IndiGo Plane Stalled Mid-Air With "Loud Bang", Forced To Return To Chennai
An IndiGo Airbus A320neo plane suffered a mid-air engine failure with a "loud bang" on Thursday and the civil aviation ministry has taken serious note of the incident, sources said.
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Airbus Wins Hong-Kong Based Cathay Pacific Order For 32 A320 Neo Jets
Airbus said Friday that it had secured an order for 32 A320neo planes from Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific, as the airline expands its flights to the Chinese mainland and elsewhere in Asia.
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Air India Made Emergency Landing After Airbus Engine Shut Mid-Air: Report
An Airbus A320neo plane of Tata Group-run Air India returned to Mumbai airport just 27 minutes after take off as one of its engines shut down mid-air due to a technical issue, sources said today.
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Air India Delhi-Moscow Flight Returns As Pilot Has COVID, Probe Ordered
The aviation regulator DGCA will order a probe into a "lapse" after an empty Air India plane flying from Delhi to Moscow returned midway when the pilot was found infected with coronavirus. The state-run carrier's ground team realised the pilot was a COVID-19 patient only after the Airbus A320NEO had taken off.
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IndiGo Plane Turns Mid-Air After Engine Vibration, 2nd Incident This Week
An A320neo aircraft operated by IndiGo had to return to Mumbai airport from where it had taken off because of high engine vibrations. This is the second IndiGo A320neo aircraft to have encountered vibration issues with one of its engine. In both cases, the aircraft were grounded, pending inspections and a clearance to fly.
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Replacing Pratt Engines In IndiGo Fleet By End Of January A Challenge: CEO
Low cost carrier IndiGo is Airbus' biggest client for A320neo planes, and while the United Technologies' P&W engines are fuel efficient there have been issues since they entered service in 2016, forcing the airline to ground its planes several times.
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IndiGo Ordered To Replace All Pratt Engines On Airbus A320neo Planes
The groundings have cost IndiGo, which last month posted its biggest-ever quarterly loss after being forced to lease aircraft.
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IndiGo Places Order For 300 Airbus Planes
This will take IndiGo's total A320neo family aircraft orders to 730 making it the world's biggest customer for these planes.
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IndiGo Drops Pratt & Whitney For CFM's Jet Engines In $20 Billion Order
CFM will provide the 1LEAP-1A engines to power 280 A320neo and A321neo jetliners already on order from Airbus by the Delhi-based budget carrier.
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IndiGo Close To New Engine Deal, May Drop Pratt & Whitney: Report
IndiGo has an order book of 430 Airbus planes of the A320neo family, of which the first 150 aircraft were to be powered by engines from United Technologies Corp's Pratt & Whitney.
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Vistara Leases Six Planes From BOC Aviation For Local Expansion
Vistara said it plans to lease four Boeing Co 737-800 aircraft which will be delivered in May and two Airbus A320neo planes that are scheduled for delivery later this year.
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IndiGo, Which Adds A Plane To Fleet Every Week, Isn't Slowing Down
IndiGo has specialized in buying in bulk, ordering 430 jets in the A320neo family on top of an initial contract for 100 older A320 models. That's made IndiGo one of the biggest buyers of Airbus's best-selling plane. Such large-scale orders help airlines negotiate discounts and better maintenance terms.
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Aviation Regulator Orders More Checks On Planes With Pratt & Whitney Engines
The notification also said there would be restrictions imposed on the operation of A320neo flights to Port Blair - the capital of Andaman and Nicobar islands.
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GoAir Flight Returns To Mumbai After Mid-Air "High Engine Vibrations"
Mumbai Delhi Flight: A Pratt & Whitney-engine powered A320neo plane of GoAir returned to Mumbai due to "high engine vibrations" an hour after its take-off for Delhi on Thursday, a source said.
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Centre To Issue New Safety Rules For Airbus A320 Neos
The government will issue new safety protocols for airlines operating Airbus A320neo aircraft fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines, the civil aviation secretary said, after temporary grounding orders affected the planes last year.
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IndiGo Plane Stalled Mid-Air With "Loud Bang", Forced To Return To Chennai
An IndiGo Airbus A320neo plane suffered a mid-air engine failure with a "loud bang" on Thursday and the civil aviation ministry has taken serious note of the incident, sources said.
