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Alliance Air Flight Returns After Take Off Due To Open Fuel Tank
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Wednesday ordered an investigation after an Alliance Air aircraft took off with an open fuel tank from Mysore to Hyderabad.
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Air India Pilot, Entire Crew Grounded For Allowing Friend Into Cockpit
Nearly two months after an Air India pilot allowed a female friend into the cockpit during a Dubai-Delhi flight, aviation watchdog DGCA has directed the airline to deroster the entire crew till investigations are complete.
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IndiGo Probes Youth Congress's Protest In Flight Against Kerala Chief Minister: Report
IndiGo has begun investigating the incident on its Kannur-Trivandrum flight where two Youth Congress workers allegedly raised slogans against Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, according to sources.
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Mid-Air Collision Of Indigo Flights Averted, Regulator Orders Probe
The issue of Indigo's two domestic flights narrowly escaping mid-air collision will be investigated by the aviation watchdog Director General of Civil Aviation.
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Media Chaos On Kangana Ranaut's Flight, Regulator Seeks IndiGo Report
Media frenzy on Kangana Ranaut's flight from Chandigarh to Mumbai on Wednesday, which completely defied social distancing protocol, is under investigation after chaotic videos were shared on social media.
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Aviation Regulator Probing AirAsia India After Pilot Alleges Violations
The aviation regulator is investigating AirAsia India after one of its pilots, who runs a popular YouTube channel called Flying Beast, alleged violations of safety norms by the low-cost airliner, senior DGCA officials said on Monday.
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Vistara Pilots, Grounded For Flying With Low Fuel, Resume Duties: Report
Aviation regulator DGCA Thursday permitted two Vistara pilots, who had issued a ''Mayday'' distress call due to low-fuel near Lucknow airport while operating a Mumbai-Delhi flight, to resume their duties till the final investigation report comes in, sources said.
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IndiGo Plane, Air Force Jet Were Just 300 Feet Apart On "Collision Course"
A mid-air disaster was averted last week when an IndiGo plane and an Indian Air Force (IAF) jet were on a "collision course" in Chennai airspace, setting off an RA warning for IndiGo pilot to steer the aircraft to a safer distance, a source said.
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Air India Plane Rolls Into Drain At Kochi Airport, 102 On Board Evacuated
An Air India Express aircraft with 102 passengers veered off the taxiway as it landed around 2.40 am this morning at the Kochi airport in Kerala. All passengers were evacuated safely from the Abu Dhabi-Kochi flight.
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Wings Of 2 Planes Collide At Delhi Airport, No Injuries Reported
The wings of two planes collided at the Delhi international airport yesterday in an accident that is being investigated now by the civil aviation regulator, the DGCA
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5 Injured As Jet Blast Breaks IndiGo Bus Window At Delhi Airport
Five passengers on board an IndiGo bus at Delhi airport sustained minor injuries after the bus' window shattered due to jet blast, allegedly from a SpiceJet plane approaching a parking bay
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IndiGo Flight Enters Wrong Runway At Delhi Airport, Stops Close To Jet Airways Plane
A Visakhapatnam-bound IndiGo aircraft today entered a wrong taxiway at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, where a Jet Airways plane was already parked. But an accident was averted after the Air Traffic Controller alerted the plane authorities.
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Shrine Board Asks Aviation Regulator to Conduct Safety Audit of Chopper Operations
Vaishno Devi Shrine Board has asked Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to conduct a detailed safety audit of the helicopter operations between Katra-Sanjichhat sector in Jammu and Kashmir, where a recent chopper crash killed six pilgrims and a woman pilot.
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2 Pilots Suspended for Flying Raman Singh in Anti-Naxal Chopper
Two pilots of a private firm have been suspended by the aviation regulator, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), for allegedly flying Chhattisgarh chief minister Raman Singh in a chopper that is meant to be used only for anti-naxal operations, and for flouting other safety norms, said sources.
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Pigs Invade Runway as President's Jet Lands, Government Launches Probe
In a serious safety breach, Nagpur airport runway was intruded by a drove of pigs when President Pranab Mukherjee's aircraft, the jumbo Boeing 737 was taxiing towards the runway after landing on Monday, prompting the Civil Aviation Ministry to seek a report.
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Alliance Air Flight Returns After Take Off Due To Open Fuel Tank
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Wednesday ordered an investigation after an Alliance Air aircraft took off with an open fuel tank from Mysore to Hyderabad.
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Air India Pilot, Entire Crew Grounded For Allowing Friend Into Cockpit
Nearly two months after an Air India pilot allowed a female friend into the cockpit during a Dubai-Delhi flight, aviation watchdog DGCA has directed the airline to deroster the entire crew till investigations are complete.
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IndiGo Probes Youth Congress's Protest In Flight Against Kerala Chief Minister: Report
IndiGo has begun investigating the incident on its Kannur-Trivandrum flight where two Youth Congress workers allegedly raised slogans against Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, according to sources.
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Mid-Air Collision Of Indigo Flights Averted, Regulator Orders Probe
The issue of Indigo's two domestic flights narrowly escaping mid-air collision will be investigated by the aviation watchdog Director General of Civil Aviation.
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Media Chaos On Kangana Ranaut's Flight, Regulator Seeks IndiGo Report
Media frenzy on Kangana Ranaut's flight from Chandigarh to Mumbai on Wednesday, which completely defied social distancing protocol, is under investigation after chaotic videos were shared on social media.
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Aviation Regulator Probing AirAsia India After Pilot Alleges Violations
The aviation regulator is investigating AirAsia India after one of its pilots, who runs a popular YouTube channel called Flying Beast, alleged violations of safety norms by the low-cost airliner, senior DGCA officials said on Monday.
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Vistara Pilots, Grounded For Flying With Low Fuel, Resume Duties: Report
Aviation regulator DGCA Thursday permitted two Vistara pilots, who had issued a ''Mayday'' distress call due to low-fuel near Lucknow airport while operating a Mumbai-Delhi flight, to resume their duties till the final investigation report comes in, sources said.
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IndiGo Plane, Air Force Jet Were Just 300 Feet Apart On "Collision Course"
A mid-air disaster was averted last week when an IndiGo plane and an Indian Air Force (IAF) jet were on a "collision course" in Chennai airspace, setting off an RA warning for IndiGo pilot to steer the aircraft to a safer distance, a source said.
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Air India Plane Rolls Into Drain At Kochi Airport, 102 On Board Evacuated
An Air India Express aircraft with 102 passengers veered off the taxiway as it landed around 2.40 am this morning at the Kochi airport in Kerala. All passengers were evacuated safely from the Abu Dhabi-Kochi flight.
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Wings Of 2 Planes Collide At Delhi Airport, No Injuries Reported
The wings of two planes collided at the Delhi international airport yesterday in an accident that is being investigated now by the civil aviation regulator, the DGCA
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5 Injured As Jet Blast Breaks IndiGo Bus Window At Delhi Airport
Five passengers on board an IndiGo bus at Delhi airport sustained minor injuries after the bus' window shattered due to jet blast, allegedly from a SpiceJet plane approaching a parking bay
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IndiGo Flight Enters Wrong Runway At Delhi Airport, Stops Close To Jet Airways Plane
A Visakhapatnam-bound IndiGo aircraft today entered a wrong taxiway at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, where a Jet Airways plane was already parked. But an accident was averted after the Air Traffic Controller alerted the plane authorities.
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Shrine Board Asks Aviation Regulator to Conduct Safety Audit of Chopper Operations
Vaishno Devi Shrine Board has asked Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to conduct a detailed safety audit of the helicopter operations between Katra-Sanjichhat sector in Jammu and Kashmir, where a recent chopper crash killed six pilgrims and a woman pilot.
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2 Pilots Suspended for Flying Raman Singh in Anti-Naxal Chopper
Two pilots of a private firm have been suspended by the aviation regulator, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), for allegedly flying Chhattisgarh chief minister Raman Singh in a chopper that is meant to be used only for anti-naxal operations, and for flouting other safety norms, said sources.
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Pigs Invade Runway as President's Jet Lands, Government Launches Probe
In a serious safety breach, Nagpur airport runway was intruded by a drove of pigs when President Pranab Mukherjee's aircraft, the jumbo Boeing 737 was taxiing towards the runway after landing on Monday, prompting the Civil Aviation Ministry to seek a report.
