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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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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 Gets Time Till May 31 To Replace Unmodified Pratt & Whitney Engines
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has extended the deadline for IndiGo to replace all 135 unmodified Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines from January 31 to May 31, a statement issued by the aviation regulator said.
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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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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 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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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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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 Gets Time Till May 31 To Replace Unmodified Pratt & Whitney Engines
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has extended the deadline for IndiGo to replace all 135 unmodified Pratt and Whitney (PW) engines from January 31 to May 31, a statement issued by the aviation regulator said.
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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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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 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.
