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Jyotiraditya Scindia Says "Unacceptable" After IndiGo Passenger Hits Pilot
IndiGo Pilot Attacked: Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has said "unruly behaviour" on board planes will not be tolerated and every such incident will be dealt with as strongly as existing legal provisions allow.
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Man Who Slapped IndiGo Pilot Was Sitting In Plane For Several Hours
The IndiGo passenger who slapped the captain of a Delhi-Goa flight may have been sitting in the plane, with his 100-odd co-passenger, for nearly 10 hours, waiting for the Airbus A20 to take off, sources told NDTV Monday afternoon.
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India Investigating 3 Cases Where Pilots Shut Down Engines Mid-Flight
India is investigating three separate incidents in the past two months where airline pilots had to shut down plane engines mid-flight. All three incidents involved engines made by CFM, a joint venture between General Electric Co and France's Safran.
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IndiGo, GoAir To Replace Unmodified Engines On 60 A320 Neo Planes By August 31
Indian aviation regulator, DGCA, on Monday extended the deadline for IndiGo and GoAir to replace all the 60 unmodified Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines on their A320 neo planes from May 31 to August 31, as supply chain has been impacted due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown.
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Deadline Extended For Indigo To Replace Pratt And Whitney Engines
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Monday announced the extension of the deadline for IndiGo to replace about 135 unmodified Pratt and Whitney engines till May 31, 2020.
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IndiGo Pilots Revving Jets Too Hard Led To Engine Problems: Report
IndiGo and Go Airlines India use the same type of engine made by Pratt & Whitney that's susceptible to mid-flight shutdowns. Yet IndiGo, one of Airbus's biggest customers, is the only one to encounter turbine failures this year, drawing heavy scrutiny from the aviation regulator.
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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 Plane Turns Back After Engine Stalls Mid-Air, 4th Incident This Week
One of the Pratt and Whitney engines of an IndiGo A320neo plane that was heading from Kolkata to Pune on Wednesday evening stalled mid-air, forcing the pilot to return to the Kolkata airport, making it the fourth such incident involving PW engines at the low-cost carrier in a week, a source said.
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Aviation Body Orders IndiGo To Replace Engines On 16 A320 Neo Planes
The country's civil aviation regulator DGCA, on Monday asked IndiGo not to use A320 Neo planes fitted with ratt and Whitney (PW) engines that have already been used for over 3,000 hours, or face grounding of aircraft, officials said.
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Aviation Body Calls Urgent Meeting With IndiGo, GoAir Over Airbus Plane
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA called an urgent meeting with Indigo and GoAir today to review the performance of the Airbus Neo aircraft in their fleets.
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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 Plane Engine Stalled Mid-Air, Flew Back To Lucknow
An IndiGo plane flying from Lucknow to Jaipur had to turn back to the airport today after one of its two engines stalled, news agency ANI reported. The pilot of IndiGo flight 6E-451 saw high vibration in the engine after it stalled shortly after take-off, following which he decided to turn back to Lucknow, ANI reported.
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IndiGo, GoAir Can't Fly A320 Neo Planes To Port Blair: Aviation Regulator
Aviation regulator DGCA Thursday banned IndiGo and GoAir from operating their A320 neo planes to Port Blair in the wake of problems with their Pratt & Whitney engines.
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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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Accident Probe Agency Seeks US Help in Probing IndiGo Engine Incident
Aircraft Accident Probe Agency has sought assistance from its US counterpart National Transportation Safety Board in investigating into the incident of an IndiGo plane's engine emitting smoke mid-air, a senior official said today.
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Jyotiraditya Scindia Says "Unacceptable" After IndiGo Passenger Hits Pilot
IndiGo Pilot Attacked: Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has said "unruly behaviour" on board planes will not be tolerated and every such incident will be dealt with as strongly as existing legal provisions allow.
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Man Who Slapped IndiGo Pilot Was Sitting In Plane For Several Hours
The IndiGo passenger who slapped the captain of a Delhi-Goa flight may have been sitting in the plane, with his 100-odd co-passenger, for nearly 10 hours, waiting for the Airbus A20 to take off, sources told NDTV Monday afternoon.
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India Investigating 3 Cases Where Pilots Shut Down Engines Mid-Flight
India is investigating three separate incidents in the past two months where airline pilots had to shut down plane engines mid-flight. All three incidents involved engines made by CFM, a joint venture between General Electric Co and France's Safran.
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IndiGo, GoAir To Replace Unmodified Engines On 60 A320 Neo Planes By August 31
Indian aviation regulator, DGCA, on Monday extended the deadline for IndiGo and GoAir to replace all the 60 unmodified Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines on their A320 neo planes from May 31 to August 31, as supply chain has been impacted due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown.
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Deadline Extended For Indigo To Replace Pratt And Whitney Engines
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Monday announced the extension of the deadline for IndiGo to replace about 135 unmodified Pratt and Whitney engines till May 31, 2020.
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IndiGo Pilots Revving Jets Too Hard Led To Engine Problems: Report
IndiGo and Go Airlines India use the same type of engine made by Pratt & Whitney that's susceptible to mid-flight shutdowns. Yet IndiGo, one of Airbus's biggest customers, is the only one to encounter turbine failures this year, drawing heavy scrutiny from the aviation regulator.
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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 Plane Turns Back After Engine Stalls Mid-Air, 4th Incident This Week
One of the Pratt and Whitney engines of an IndiGo A320neo plane that was heading from Kolkata to Pune on Wednesday evening stalled mid-air, forcing the pilot to return to the Kolkata airport, making it the fourth such incident involving PW engines at the low-cost carrier in a week, a source said.
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Aviation Body Orders IndiGo To Replace Engines On 16 A320 Neo Planes
The country's civil aviation regulator DGCA, on Monday asked IndiGo not to use A320 Neo planes fitted with ratt and Whitney (PW) engines that have already been used for over 3,000 hours, or face grounding of aircraft, officials said.
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Aviation Body Calls Urgent Meeting With IndiGo, GoAir Over Airbus Plane
Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation or DGCA called an urgent meeting with Indigo and GoAir today to review the performance of the Airbus Neo aircraft in their fleets.
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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 Plane Engine Stalled Mid-Air, Flew Back To Lucknow
An IndiGo plane flying from Lucknow to Jaipur had to turn back to the airport today after one of its two engines stalled, news agency ANI reported. The pilot of IndiGo flight 6E-451 saw high vibration in the engine after it stalled shortly after take-off, following which he decided to turn back to Lucknow, ANI reported.
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IndiGo, GoAir Can't Fly A320 Neo Planes To Port Blair: Aviation Regulator
Aviation regulator DGCA Thursday banned IndiGo and GoAir from operating their A320 neo planes to Port Blair in the wake of problems with their Pratt & Whitney engines.
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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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Accident Probe Agency Seeks US Help in Probing IndiGo Engine Incident
Aircraft Accident Probe Agency has sought assistance from its US counterpart National Transportation Safety Board in investigating into the incident of an IndiGo plane's engine emitting smoke mid-air, a senior official said today.
