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Watch: Go First Car Passes Under IndiGo Plane, Narrowly Misses Wheel At Delhi Airport
A car belonging to Go First airline went under an IndiGo A320neo aircraft at the Delhi airport today, narrowly avoiding a collision with the plane's nose wheel. The incident was caught on camera.
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Airlines Want $1.5 Billion In Interest-Free Credit Line: Minister
IndiGo is the world's biggest customer for Airbus SE's best-selling A320neo jets, while SpiceJet is among the top buyers of Boeing Co.'s now-grounded 737 Max planes.
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IndiGo Flight Returns To Ahmedabad After Engine Snag
An IndiGo flight heading to Kolkata on Friday returned to Ahmedabad after one of the Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines in the Airbus A320neo aircraft faced snag mid-air, according to senior government officials.
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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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PW Engine Issue Likely To Have An Impact On Future Capacity: IndiGo
With aviation watchdog DGCA ordering IndiGo to replace all A320neo aircraft with unmodified Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines by January 31, the airline on Wednesday designated this matter as one of the "revenue headwinds" of 2019-20, and said it is "likely to have an impact on future capacity".
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IndiGo A320neo Engine Suffers Snag, Lands Safely In Hyderabad
A Pratt and Whitney (PW) engine on IndiGo's A320neo aircraft, which was heading from Chennai to Hyderabad on Monday, suffered a snag, according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter.
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IndiGo, GoAir To Replace 2 Key Engines In 72 Days After Mid-Air Glitches: Government
IndiGo and GoAir will have to replace 111 and 54 Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines respectively within the next 72 days in their A320neo planes, the government told Parliament on Wednesday.
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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 Asked To Replace Pratt And Whitney Engines In A320 Neo Aircraft
Stating "desperate measures" were required to "put things in order", aviation regulator DGCA told IndiGo airlines on Friday to replace the Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines under both wings of 97 A320neo aircraft "at all costs" by January 31 or they would be grounded.
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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 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 Regulator Asks GoAir To Change Engines In 13 Aircraft Within 15 Days
The development comes a day after DGCA instructed IndiGo to install at least one modified engine in 16 of its A320neo aircraft within the next 15 days.
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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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3 Pilots Among 5 IndiGo Staff Grounded Over Engine Issue: Aviation Body
Aviation regulator DGCA has grounded three pilots and two aircraft maintenance engineers of IndiGo for not reporting vibrations in the Pratt and Whitney engines of the A320neo planes in separate incidents that have occurred since March, officials said.
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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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Watch: Go First Car Passes Under IndiGo Plane, Narrowly Misses Wheel At Delhi Airport
A car belonging to Go First airline went under an IndiGo A320neo aircraft at the Delhi airport today, narrowly avoiding a collision with the plane's nose wheel. The incident was caught on camera.
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Airlines Want $1.5 Billion In Interest-Free Credit Line: Minister
IndiGo is the world's biggest customer for Airbus SE's best-selling A320neo jets, while SpiceJet is among the top buyers of Boeing Co.'s now-grounded 737 Max planes.
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IndiGo Flight Returns To Ahmedabad After Engine Snag
An IndiGo flight heading to Kolkata on Friday returned to Ahmedabad after one of the Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines in the Airbus A320neo aircraft faced snag mid-air, according to senior government officials.
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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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PW Engine Issue Likely To Have An Impact On Future Capacity: IndiGo
With aviation watchdog DGCA ordering IndiGo to replace all A320neo aircraft with unmodified Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines by January 31, the airline on Wednesday designated this matter as one of the "revenue headwinds" of 2019-20, and said it is "likely to have an impact on future capacity".
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IndiGo A320neo Engine Suffers Snag, Lands Safely In Hyderabad
A Pratt and Whitney (PW) engine on IndiGo's A320neo aircraft, which was heading from Chennai to Hyderabad on Monday, suffered a snag, according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter.
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IndiGo, GoAir To Replace 2 Key Engines In 72 Days After Mid-Air Glitches: Government
IndiGo and GoAir will have to replace 111 and 54 Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines respectively within the next 72 days in their A320neo planes, the government told Parliament on Wednesday.
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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 Asked To Replace Pratt And Whitney Engines In A320 Neo Aircraft
Stating "desperate measures" were required to "put things in order", aviation regulator DGCA told IndiGo airlines on Friday to replace the Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines under both wings of 97 A320neo aircraft "at all costs" by January 31 or they would be grounded.
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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 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 Regulator Asks GoAir To Change Engines In 13 Aircraft Within 15 Days
The development comes a day after DGCA instructed IndiGo to install at least one modified engine in 16 of its A320neo aircraft within the next 15 days.
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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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3 Pilots Among 5 IndiGo Staff Grounded Over Engine Issue: Aviation Body
Aviation regulator DGCA has grounded three pilots and two aircraft maintenance engineers of IndiGo for not reporting vibrations in the Pratt and Whitney engines of the A320neo planes in separate incidents that have occurred since March, officials said.
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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.
