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"Plane Was At Full Speed, Then Sparks...": IndiGo Passenger Who Recorded Engine Fire
"The pilot told us it was an engine malfunction," said the passenger, communications professional Priyanka Kumar from the spot. She said passengers have been told an alternate flight for Bengaluru is now being arranged.
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Video: IndiGo Plane's Engine Catches Fire Moments Before Take-Off In Delhi
An IndiGo aircraft was grounded at the Delhi airport after a video showed one of its engines on fire on Friday night, seconds before taking off for Bengaluru.
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Smartphone Catches Fire Mid-Air on IndiGo Flight, No Injuries Reported
Passenger's smartphone caught fire mid-air on an IndiGo flight, but cabin crew was able to douse it using a fire extinguisher. No injuries were caused to any passenger or cabin crew members.
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Passenger's Phone Catches Fire Mid-Air On IndiGo Flight, Say Officials
A passenger's mobile phone caught fire mid-air on IndiGo's Dibrugarh-Delhi flight on Thursday but cabin crew doused it with the help of a fire extinguisher, said officials of aviation regulator DGCA.
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IndiGo Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Chennai After False Fire Alarm: Report
IndiGo's Chennai-Kuwait flight carrying more than 160 passengers returned to Chennai airport minutes after taking off in the early hours of Friday when pilots declared a mid-air emergency following a fire alarm.
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IndiGo Denies 'Fire In Engine' Claim By Minister After Flight Turns Back
An IndiGo flight to Delhi had to return to the Goa airport and make an emergency landing after its engine developed "some technical issues" mid-air, the airline said on Monday.
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IndiGo Bus Catches Fire At Chennai Airport, Passengers Rescued
A bus belonging to IndiGo Airlines caught fire Thursday at the airport in Chennai while ferrying passengers of a domestic in-bound evening flight, according to airport officials.
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Indigo Passenger Bus Catches Fire At Chennai Airport, No One Injured
A passenger bus of the Indigo Airlines caught fire in Chennai airport this morning. The bus caught fire after dropping passengers on the tarmac. Fortunately no one is injured in the incident. Indigo has not issued a statement yet.
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Smoke From Laptop Creates Panic on IndiGo Flight
"IndiGo crew operating flight 6E-445 from Thiruvananthapuram to Bengaluru noticed the smoke in the cabin."
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IndiGo, Clobbered For Passenger Assault Video, Pleads Self-Defence
A passenger is assaulted and dragged on the tarmac at the Delhi airport by the staff of IndiGo airlines in a video that has been widely shared since it emerged yesterday. "How dare you!" the furious passenger screams as he is manhandled and physically prevented from boarding a coach to the terminal after his plane landed in Delhi on October 15.
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IndiGo Passenger Dragged On Tarmac; Staff Sacked, So Is 'Whistleblower'
A passenger is assaulted and dragged on the tarmac by the staff of IndiGo airlines at the Delhi airport in a video that has been widely shared since it emerged yesterday, a month after the incident.
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PM Modi Tax Breaks Fire Up India's $704 Million Plane Care Market
Air Works, which is aiming to conduct an initial public offering in three years, is among companies that could benefit from a surge in air travel in India, an aviation market poised to become the world's third largest by 2025.
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Delhi-Bound Indigo Flight Aborts Take-Off From Mumbai Due To 'Technical Snag'
A Delhi-bound IndiGo flight from the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai aborted take off at the last minute due to a suspected fire in one of its aircraft engine.
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Mamata Banerjee's IndiGo Flight Circled Over Airport, Low On Fuel: Trinamool
Trinamool Congress lawmaker Mukul Roy has said that an IndiGo flight from Patna to Kolkata, which he was travelling in along with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday evening, was short on fuel as it circled over Kolkata airport for nearly half an hour.
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Samsung Galaxy Note Issue: DGCA Likely To Rope In External Experts
Aviation regulator DGCA is likely to seek the help of independent experts in carrying out its probe into the recent incident of a Samsung high end smartphone catching fire inside an IndiGo aircraft.
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"Plane Was At Full Speed, Then Sparks...": IndiGo Passenger Who Recorded Engine Fire
"The pilot told us it was an engine malfunction," said the passenger, communications professional Priyanka Kumar from the spot. She said passengers have been told an alternate flight for Bengaluru is now being arranged.
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Video: IndiGo Plane's Engine Catches Fire Moments Before Take-Off In Delhi
An IndiGo aircraft was grounded at the Delhi airport after a video showed one of its engines on fire on Friday night, seconds before taking off for Bengaluru.
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Smartphone Catches Fire Mid-Air on IndiGo Flight, No Injuries Reported
Passenger's smartphone caught fire mid-air on an IndiGo flight, but cabin crew was able to douse it using a fire extinguisher. No injuries were caused to any passenger or cabin crew members.
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Passenger's Phone Catches Fire Mid-Air On IndiGo Flight, Say Officials
A passenger's mobile phone caught fire mid-air on IndiGo's Dibrugarh-Delhi flight on Thursday but cabin crew doused it with the help of a fire extinguisher, said officials of aviation regulator DGCA.
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IndiGo Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Chennai After False Fire Alarm: Report
IndiGo's Chennai-Kuwait flight carrying more than 160 passengers returned to Chennai airport minutes after taking off in the early hours of Friday when pilots declared a mid-air emergency following a fire alarm.
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IndiGo Denies 'Fire In Engine' Claim By Minister After Flight Turns Back
An IndiGo flight to Delhi had to return to the Goa airport and make an emergency landing after its engine developed "some technical issues" mid-air, the airline said on Monday.
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IndiGo Bus Catches Fire At Chennai Airport, Passengers Rescued
A bus belonging to IndiGo Airlines caught fire Thursday at the airport in Chennai while ferrying passengers of a domestic in-bound evening flight, according to airport officials.
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Indigo Passenger Bus Catches Fire At Chennai Airport, No One Injured
A passenger bus of the Indigo Airlines caught fire in Chennai airport this morning. The bus caught fire after dropping passengers on the tarmac. Fortunately no one is injured in the incident. Indigo has not issued a statement yet.
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Smoke From Laptop Creates Panic on IndiGo Flight
"IndiGo crew operating flight 6E-445 from Thiruvananthapuram to Bengaluru noticed the smoke in the cabin."
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IndiGo, Clobbered For Passenger Assault Video, Pleads Self-Defence
A passenger is assaulted and dragged on the tarmac at the Delhi airport by the staff of IndiGo airlines in a video that has been widely shared since it emerged yesterday. "How dare you!" the furious passenger screams as he is manhandled and physically prevented from boarding a coach to the terminal after his plane landed in Delhi on October 15.
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IndiGo Passenger Dragged On Tarmac; Staff Sacked, So Is 'Whistleblower'
A passenger is assaulted and dragged on the tarmac by the staff of IndiGo airlines at the Delhi airport in a video that has been widely shared since it emerged yesterday, a month after the incident.
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PM Modi Tax Breaks Fire Up India's $704 Million Plane Care Market
Air Works, which is aiming to conduct an initial public offering in three years, is among companies that could benefit from a surge in air travel in India, an aviation market poised to become the world's third largest by 2025.
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Delhi-Bound Indigo Flight Aborts Take-Off From Mumbai Due To 'Technical Snag'
A Delhi-bound IndiGo flight from the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai aborted take off at the last minute due to a suspected fire in one of its aircraft engine.
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Mamata Banerjee's IndiGo Flight Circled Over Airport, Low On Fuel: Trinamool
Trinamool Congress lawmaker Mukul Roy has said that an IndiGo flight from Patna to Kolkata, which he was travelling in along with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday evening, was short on fuel as it circled over Kolkata airport for nearly half an hour.
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Samsung Galaxy Note Issue: DGCA Likely To Rope In External Experts
Aviation regulator DGCA is likely to seek the help of independent experts in carrying out its probe into the recent incident of a Samsung high end smartphone catching fire inside an IndiGo aircraft.
