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IndiGo Flight Tailstrike Leaves Huge Dent During Take-Off, Plane Returns To Airport
An IndiGo aircraft suffered damage in the tail section after it hit the runway while taking off from Delhi airport, sources said. The IndiGo flight No. 6E 6054 was scheduled to fly to Bengaluru when the incident happened on September 9, sources said.
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Guwahati-Silchar Emergency Flight Begins In Flood-Affected Assam
Assam Floods: Due to the flood situation in Assam, an emergency flight service has been started between Guwahati and Silchar under the UDAN scheme which will cost Rs 3,000 per seat, the Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said.
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After 2-Year Lull, Hospitality Sector Expects 20% Occupancy Jump
India's resumption of international flights is likely to be a big boost for the country's hospitality industry
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Tripura Chief Minister To Sponsor Delhi-Agartala Airfare Of Ukraine Returnees
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Friday said that he has decided to contribute from his salary for the airfare of Delhi-Agartala flights for the students of Tripura who are returning from war-torn Ukraine.
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"Good To Be Home": Indians Flown Back From Ukraine By Special Air India Flight
Indians returning from Ukraine and their families expressed relief and joy after the special Air India (AI) flight returned to India in the early hours of Wednesday.
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Normalisation Of International Flights Will Depend On Omicron Situation: Aviation Minister
Normalisation of international flight services will depend on the Omicron scenario and authorities concerned will watch the situation as it unfolds, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said today.
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Omicron Effect: Foreign Flights Won't Resume On Dec 15, Decision Later
The resumption of commercial international flights -- earlier scheduled for December 15 -- is likely to be postponed, with the authorities hitting brakes in view of the emergence of the new Covid variant Omicron.
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First Foreign Commercial Flight After Taliban Takeover Lands In Kabul
A Pakistan International Airlines plane carrying a handful of passengers touched down at Kabul airport Monday, the first international commercial flight to land since the Taliban retook power in Afghanistan on August 15.
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Belarus Olympian Refuses "Forced" Flight Home. Tokyo Says "Safe" Here
A Belarusian athlete who refused to board a flight after she said she was taken to the airport by her team against her wishes was "safe and secure" in Tokyo, the International Olympic Committee said on Monday.
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Mumbai Airport To Re-Consolidate Flight Ops To One Terminal From April 21
The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) in Mumbai has decides to once again consolidate its flight operations to one terminal - T2 - from April 21 amid rising number of COVID-19 cases in the city.
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GoAir Announces Direct Flight From Hyderabad To Male In Maldives
GoAir has announced the launch of its first direct flight connecting Hyderabad with Male. From February 11, GoAir will operate a direct service four times a week Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday - between Hyderabad and Male, a release from the airline said on Thursday.
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Dense Fog In Delhi, "Zero" Visibility Leads To Flight Delays
Flights operations were hit at the Delhi international airport as thick blanket of fog covered the city and its neighbouring areas on Monday morning, reducing the visibility to "zero" in many places.
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First Commercial Flight Between UAE-Israel Takes Off Following Peace Deal
The first direct commercial flight from Israel to the United Arab Emirates took off Monday from Ben Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv, AFP journalists on the ground reported.
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SpiceJet To Operate Flights To UK, Day After Getting Similar Approval For US
SpiceJet has been designated as "Indian scheduled carrier" to operate flight services to the UK from India, the Gurugram-based no-frills airline said in a regulatory filing on Friday.
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Aviation Sector May Escape Lockdown Phase 2, But Curbs Apply: Sources
Clampdown may soon be removed from the crucial aviation sector, sources said, with the matter being discussed in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meeting with the Chief Ministers yesterday. Passenger air traffic - domestic and international - was halted even before PM Modi announced the 21-day countrywide "curfew-like" lockdown on the evening of Marc...
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IndiGo Flight Tailstrike Leaves Huge Dent During Take-Off, Plane Returns To Airport
An IndiGo aircraft suffered damage in the tail section after it hit the runway while taking off from Delhi airport, sources said. The IndiGo flight No. 6E 6054 was scheduled to fly to Bengaluru when the incident happened on September 9, sources said.
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Guwahati-Silchar Emergency Flight Begins In Flood-Affected Assam
Assam Floods: Due to the flood situation in Assam, an emergency flight service has been started between Guwahati and Silchar under the UDAN scheme which will cost Rs 3,000 per seat, the Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said.
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After 2-Year Lull, Hospitality Sector Expects 20% Occupancy Jump
India's resumption of international flights is likely to be a big boost for the country's hospitality industry
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Tripura Chief Minister To Sponsor Delhi-Agartala Airfare Of Ukraine Returnees
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Friday said that he has decided to contribute from his salary for the airfare of Delhi-Agartala flights for the students of Tripura who are returning from war-torn Ukraine.
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"Good To Be Home": Indians Flown Back From Ukraine By Special Air India Flight
Indians returning from Ukraine and their families expressed relief and joy after the special Air India (AI) flight returned to India in the early hours of Wednesday.
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Normalisation Of International Flights Will Depend On Omicron Situation: Aviation Minister
Normalisation of international flight services will depend on the Omicron scenario and authorities concerned will watch the situation as it unfolds, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said today.
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Omicron Effect: Foreign Flights Won't Resume On Dec 15, Decision Later
The resumption of commercial international flights -- earlier scheduled for December 15 -- is likely to be postponed, with the authorities hitting brakes in view of the emergence of the new Covid variant Omicron.
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First Foreign Commercial Flight After Taliban Takeover Lands In Kabul
A Pakistan International Airlines plane carrying a handful of passengers touched down at Kabul airport Monday, the first international commercial flight to land since the Taliban retook power in Afghanistan on August 15.
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Belarus Olympian Refuses "Forced" Flight Home. Tokyo Says "Safe" Here
A Belarusian athlete who refused to board a flight after she said she was taken to the airport by her team against her wishes was "safe and secure" in Tokyo, the International Olympic Committee said on Monday.
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Mumbai Airport To Re-Consolidate Flight Ops To One Terminal From April 21
The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) in Mumbai has decides to once again consolidate its flight operations to one terminal - T2 - from April 21 amid rising number of COVID-19 cases in the city.
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GoAir Announces Direct Flight From Hyderabad To Male In Maldives
GoAir has announced the launch of its first direct flight connecting Hyderabad with Male. From February 11, GoAir will operate a direct service four times a week Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday - between Hyderabad and Male, a release from the airline said on Thursday.
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Dense Fog In Delhi, "Zero" Visibility Leads To Flight Delays
Flights operations were hit at the Delhi international airport as thick blanket of fog covered the city and its neighbouring areas on Monday morning, reducing the visibility to "zero" in many places.
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First Commercial Flight Between UAE-Israel Takes Off Following Peace Deal
The first direct commercial flight from Israel to the United Arab Emirates took off Monday from Ben Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv, AFP journalists on the ground reported.
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SpiceJet To Operate Flights To UK, Day After Getting Similar Approval For US
SpiceJet has been designated as "Indian scheduled carrier" to operate flight services to the UK from India, the Gurugram-based no-frills airline said in a regulatory filing on Friday.
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Aviation Sector May Escape Lockdown Phase 2, But Curbs Apply: Sources
Clampdown may soon be removed from the crucial aviation sector, sources said, with the matter being discussed in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meeting with the Chief Ministers yesterday. Passenger air traffic - domestic and international - was halted even before PM Modi announced the 21-day countrywide "curfew-like" lockdown on the evening of Marc...
